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Peque Gallaga—acclaimed filmmaker behind 1980s classics “Oro, Plata, Mata,” “Virgin Forest” and “Scorpio Nights”— was commissioned by the Ayala Foundation Inc. to make a documentary on the late National Artist, muralist Carlos “Botong” Francisco. Read more.
The monsoon may have blocked the sun, but there was something bright happening on the grounds of this country. We weren’t in a state of calamity as much as we were in a state of unity. As all this was happening, the Ayala Museum’s Spike Acosta posted this short tweet: “The Filipino Spirit is waterproof,” it said. These five words spread like wildfire and would go on to inspire a nation. Read more.
The Filipino Spirit. It really is unsinkable. Read more.
For many Filipinos, multiple dollar and peso accounts, high-end real estate, and eight-figure net worth are beyond imagination. How would those figures translate into physical P1,000 bills of the new generation Philippine currency? To help people visualize all that, one needs to visit the Ayala Museum and take in the stunning exhibit of excavated gold artifacts dating way back to pre-Spanish times. Read more.
