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Creativity and innovation, hand in hand, have long been the essential driving forces behind the world of fashion.

The Philippine Pavilion that mimics the placid rippling of vast oceans, home to ever-expanding colonies of the coral reef—Bangkota—opened to the general public on Friday

Patrick Cabral, Mansy Abesamis, John Ed De Vera, and Sarjit Singh create stunning paper artwork for the #LaCasaDePapelChallenge Saying that "Money Heist" is a global phenomenon is an understatement. The show has become a symbol for rebellion and a muse for many artists worldwide. With it being fille

The British Council's  Why I Make film series is part of its global programme, Crafting Futures. A series of films have been commissioned to celebrate craft and share maker's stories from around the globe; to inspire us and to show the value of craft in our history, culture and world today.  The British Council releases these films as our world and everyday life has changed dramatically due to Coronavirus. The purpose of these films now feels more important than ever. We want to support craft practitioners who will be suffering the impact of this crisis and we hope to inspire you while at...

Detail of “Lupa.” All images © Patrick Cabral, shared with permission Encircled by oversized crowns of paper, two new masks by Patrick Cabral celebrate Filipino culture through elaborately fashioned works defined by their colors. Titled Mananayaw ng Langit at Lupa, or Dancers of Heaven and Earth, the ongoing series was commissioned by the Iloilo Museum of Contemporary Art for the Dinagyang Festival. The cultural celebration is held annually the last week in January with the Ati Tribe competition, which involves warrior dancers performing to loud chants and drum beats, as the main event...