Fruhlein is the former Features Editor at GRID and is currently based in New York. has a mole at the sole of her foot, hence the inability to stay still in once place. She keeps her sanity intact by meticulously planning out her next exit strategy, delusionally hoping to balance a career in photography, magazines, and academia. Will fly anywhere in a heartbeat to write and/or photograph.
Renowned designer Patis Tesoro speaks to us about the artist life, and how it’s led her out of the metro.
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The soul of Makati’s Poblacion is fired by entrepreneurs and small businesses; what happens when the night out ends?
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We talk to photojournalist Martin San Diego about his experience working in the Bangsamoro region, and what he’s learned from the new generation of Moro youth finding their place in the world.
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Can we still earn our tattoos? A trip to Buscalan offers a closer look at traditional tattoo culture and the legendary Kalinga mambabatok Whang-od.
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The freediving communities in Anilao, Cebu, and Panglao reveal the growing popularity of a sport that is as extreme as it is beautiful.
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The story of the Philippine Wrestling Revolution begins and ends with a group of wrestling fans.
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Waves for Water Philippines is bucking old notions of the NGO and volunteer experience, one filter at a time.
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Charisse Aquino Tugade goes with ANTHILL Fabric Gallery to see their work—and the lives they touched—in one of their partner communities in Abra.
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Madge Reyes tells us about capturing dance through film, finding movement in the mundane, and what to expect in this year’s dance film festival.
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A map to guide you across the country’s supernatural peaks.
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Pinoy Pop is an emerging music genre that excites audiences with unique sounds and explosive performances. But can it be counted among the waves of K-Pop’s influence, or does it belong in the roster of OPM?
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Uncovering the past is risky business, but it’s the only way to learn from those who came before us. Writer Claudine Lanzona joins an excavation in Quezon Province to observe how archaeology deepens a community’s sense of place.
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