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“We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” Nobody understands the truth in...
Elmer Borlongan is at the forefront of contemporary Filipino painting because his art manages to be accessible while losing none of its depth or psychological resonance.
When you’ve been given a “good behavior pass” by your doctor, for following her orders to avoid yet another relapse from mild pneumonitis, you step out of the house for the first time in a week with heart a-flutter at the prospect of a good dinner.
Do something different if you’re in town this week. Visit the Metropolitan Museum and catch the last three days of the Elmer Borlongan exhibit—this Monday, Tuesday (open free to the public) and Wednesday.
Just across the street from Elmer Borlongan’s childhood home on 9 de Febrero Street in Mandaluyong is the National Mental...
Music seems to feed into visual artists’ creative process, in many cases directly influencing what goes on the canvas
“Behind every painting is a story,” declares Ramon E.S. Lerma, curator of Salcedo Auctions in Makati City. The story could...
León Gallery has assembled a sizeable collection of modern and contemporary art works from very credible provenances for its Asian...
Avant Auctions, the Philippines’ first virtual auction house, will hold its third and last auction for 2016 on Nov. 26...
ELMER Borlongan’s 2004 oil-on-canvas “Quiapo” set a world record for the contemporary artist when it sold for P9.93 million during...
