This presentation discusses the CordiTex, a product of modern technology, which uses the digital loom in reconstructing and transferring the data to written form that young weavers can re-weave in their traditional looms. It now presents a new narrative to empower local weavers, engender ethnic identity, and sustain Cordillera weaving.

With the increasing demand for eco-friendly products, the textile and its allied industries are in constant search for innovative materials that are natural-based and at par with industry standards in terms of performance. This presentation demonstrates two techniques, namely, shibori dyeing and silkscreen printing, in creating designs on Philippine textile with the use of natural dyes. It will explore the use of Philippine natural dyes, and its relationship with textile, design and art practices by experiencing material and processes in transformation and their interplay with the maker.

This webinar discusses how we are making cultural content accessible during this time. A partnership between the British Council and Design Center of the Philippines, arts leaders Dr Ana Labrador and Raz Salvarita share their insights on how the sector has responded to the pandemic together with British Council Collection Manager Nicola Heald.

This toolkit gathers ideas, research and best practices around the world for arts and cultural leaders to increase cultural diversity and racial equity in the arts sector.

A free practical guide to help emerging and established leaders think about how they lead, connect and build their organisations. The tools are interconnected and, as a collection, will help them chart their path, from defining their need through to the impact they want to create