Scout - January - March 2020

In this issue

January - March 2020

Walking on a Tightrope

The Binisaya Film Festival grew from pop-up screenings in beaches, rooftops, basements and basketball courts. How did founder Keith Deligero go against the tide?

7 mins

Paperback dreams

As print was beginning its decline, we were passionate, young creatives who wanted to resuscitate publishing—even if it meant making our own magazines

6 mins

Putting the spotlight on the South

Run by DJs, MCs and dancers, Laguna Hip-hop is ready to break borders with their growing community

3 mins

URBAN DISRUPTION

As street art falls into the trap of commercialism, collectives like koloWn of Cebu reclaim urban spaces through works that dare to disrupt

5 mins

Girl of the year

After years on hiatus, 17-year-old Ylona Garciaa has found her way back to her first love: music

6 mins

Take no prisoners

At 13 years old, Alex Bruce has already built a name for herself in the local hip-hop scene

5 mins

Bekiand the great Gay language

Our local gay lingo is radical in nature

5 mins

Baybayin: a renewal through art

Filipino-American Baybayin artist Kristian Kabuay talks about Baybayin as a didactic art form that bridges past and present

6 mins

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