You can now fully access the CCP Encyclopedia — comprising of music, dance, film, and theatre — through their newly launched website online
You can now browse through the Philippines' rich cultural history, particularly the arts' archives, at the tip of your fingers. Wherever you may be, you can access the immense collection of Philippine art through the CCP Encyclopedia online. Recently, the digital edition of the CCP Encyclopedia of Philippine Art — or the Epad — was presented by CCP's Editor-in-Chief Nicanor Tiongson during the event.
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Secretary of the Department of Education Leonor Briones and Deputy House Speaker Loren Legarda also acknowledged CCP's newly launched digital version of the EPA through special messages during the event.
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The Epad boasts of a multitude of resources that students, educators, researchers, and every single person can use. While the resources will continually be updated every year, they will also prioritize other content that needs to be renewed immediately, "making the content relevant," CCP's VP and Artistic Director Chris Millado shared. They are also developing a new feature such as having a historical timeline of each volume that can be customized depending on each user.
