Hanging Out: Likha Christmas Art Bazaar @ VentureSpace PH Cafe

Just cooling my heels and enjoying being at my new favorite coffee and workspace in the Shaw area, VentureSpace PH. Come on over, I guarantee that the coffee is good, the desserts are heavenly, and you can go home with a lot of great stuff, even with only 200 to 300 pesos in your pocket.

Here’s a little bit of latte art from our resident barista at the VentureSpace Cafe! We’re happy to announce that Likha: A Christmas Art Bazaar will run for TWO days, and we’re extending until 9PM. That’s right, an entire weekend to shop for unique Christmas presents for yourself or your loved ones! All products at the Likha bazaar are made by talented local artists, so if you’re just like us and you #LoveLocal, this is where you should be this coming weekend. #LikhaAtVS #MadeInThePH #VSweekends #VentureSpacePH

From Radio Republic: Generations

Archiving articles from my column in Radio Republic, Drinking Coffee as the World Goes By:

"But the coming of the Internet screwed with the formula. While in the past you could get along on album sales, that’s now more of a cost to be shouldered, rather than a profit center; finding your own way to sell merch or set up gigs for yourself is the name of the game, as is using internet social media and broadcast platforms in a cost-efficient manner."

Read more at https://www.radiorepublic.ph/generations/

From Radio Republic: Trying to do Something Right

From my column in Radio Republic, Drinking Coffee as the World Goes By:

"I say all that because the danger of the internet, of having all this information readily available, is that we sometimes take for granted that most of this information is true. The fact is, this overabundance of information should make us even more suspicious. Even if research makes a person feel lazy, when it comes to inserting ideas into our heads, we should really be more careful."

Read more at https://www.radiorepublic.ph/trying-to-do-something-right/

Jason Moss: Business is business, you fat ugly b*tches (Probably NSFW)

I checked out my friend Jason Moss's exhibit, "Business is business, you fat ugly b*tches," (censorship mine) over at Secret Fresh (Ronac Center). Here are some of his works. Due to their blunt nature, do be aware that the article/photo gallery contains NSFW imagery not suitable for certain workplaces. Do be aware of this when clicking through.