Visual Culture in the Philippines

Veronica L. Gregorio is Lecturer at the College of Humanities and Sciences (CHS), National University of Singapore. Her research interests are agrarian change, gender, and family dynamics, with a regional focus on Southeast Asia. She has published widely across sociology journals. Some of her works include a co-edited special issue on Gender and Populism in the Philippines and the volume Resilience and Familism: The Dynamic Nature of Families in the Philippines (2023) with Clarence M. Batan and Sampson Lee Blair.

• Chapter 1: From Kita ninyo ba Can you all see to Ipapakita namin We will show.- Chapter 2: Collaborative mapping and postcrisis memory work in Marawis Padian market district.- Chapter 3: KatekistangLarawan CatecheticalPortrait A Social Glimpse of Filipino Catholicisms Formation Practices in Catechetical Ministry.- Chapter 4: The Buff Against the Wall The layers of symbolic violence of Marikina City buffing.- Chapter 5: Visualizing war and peace through World War II memorials and monuments in the Philippines.- Chapter 6: Authentic approachable and average A digital visual ethnography of proMarcos TikTok content.- Chapter 7: InstaMoms Filipina Influencers on Idealized Contemporary Motherhood.- Chapter 8: Visual Dimension of Male Sex Work in the Philippines.- Chapter 9: Conclusion Challenging Hegemony in Visual Culture.