London-based Filipino artist Nicole Coson talks diaspora and identity in her latest exhibition “In Passing” at Silverlens New York On a frigid Thursday evening, Silverlens New York is
The expression “Arts and Culture” is always linked. James Clar reflects on the terms’ relationship, how, “Art creates something for culture, even if it’s not immediate to the general public…
‘Continuum II’ artists take on pressing issues On view starting Dec. 27 at the Ayala Museum Art Space is the second edition of “Continuum,” in which Gallery Big convenes 40
Gelladuga paints series on OFW struggles THE FILIPINO overseas worker is the subject of emerging artist Proceso “Pro” Gelladuga, himself an OFW now based in Hong Kong, in his exhibit,
Every minute, two Orgasm Blushes are sold. That’s over half a million pieces in 2015 alone. Though the blush debuted in 1999 when Francois Nars made a name for himself
We had no plan to shop. The trouble was Jet and Robert, my two best friends, and I chose to lunch at Bellini’s in Cubao. (Bellini’s is open forever, rain or shine, with the white-haired Italiano kissing all the ladies, old or young.) We ordered their great antipasti of fresh marinated anchovies, red and green olives, chopped broccoli, roasted eggplant and a plate of pasta.
Swatch grand dame Virgie Ramos does not do mediocre. There has never been a Swatch event that went by quietly or without any fanfare. With Tita Virgie’s flair for the dramatic, her guests are always delighted by her memorable events.
Inquirer Lifestyle columnist Emily Marcelo is holding her fourth one-woman painting exhibit until Feb. 5 at Chef Jessie Rockwell Club (Makati, tel. 8906543, 8907630). The prevailing theme in her paintings is the quiet splendor of nature—sweeping, elegant, colorful and uplifting to the spirit. From vivid, rolling valleys to breathtaking landscapes of sand, wheat fields and grass; from depiction of vibrant flowers to the lumbering immensity of age-old trees, her paintings convey a peaceful, beatific ambience of serenity, comfort and peace. Never pretentious, angst-ridden or moody, she paints an optimistic viewpoint of the best our world can be, without the wanton defilement of human ignorance and carelessness.
MANILART 2011 does not only offer visual feast. It will also hold different activities for art enthusiasts. Delan Robillos, ManilArt 2011 director, says that 24 galleries will participate and each
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