At 88, National Artist for Sculpture and acknowledged Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture Napoleon Abueva has passed away. At 46 in 1976, he became the youngest National Artist. Abueva, according
I grieve the loss of Billy Abueva to me personally, my family and to the art world. I have, indeed, lost a great artist mentor and dear friend who assisted,
In the history of Philippine sculpture, there was one man who single-handedly led the three-dimensional art from out of the doldrums of the classical, conservative style, that for so long
National Artist Jose Joya’s famous and important work, the 1959 oil-on-canvas “Space Transfiguration,” will be one of the highlights of León Gallery’s annual Asian Cultural Art Council Auction on March
What were they thinking? This is the thought that occurs to the reader when author Michael Wolff explains his almost unfettered access to the White House of US President Donald
Foremost abstractionist Norberto Carating will mount his new solo exhibit, “Lunar Cycle,” which opens Feb. 17, at the Galerie Joaquin, Podium, Mandaluyong City. Fourteen exquisite pieces comprise the show
The Philippine Center of International PEN (Poets and Playwrights, Essayists, Novelists) will launch Angelo R. Lacuesta’s two latest books: “Coral Cove and other stories” (University of Santo Tomas Publishing House)
The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), through its National Committee on Dance led by Shirley Halili-Cruz, is holding Sayaw Pinoy in connection with the 2018 National Arts
Ding-Xian at Globe Taiwanese artist Yang Ding-Xian will exhibit his work in “Oriental Power,” Feb. 12-23, at Globe Art Gallery in Bonifacio Global City. Hiraya Gallery has brought to the
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