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In “Convergence” at Provenance Gallery at Shangri-La at the Fort, painters Betsy Westendorp, Cesar Caballero and Ramon Diaz converge to...
LONDON—A rediscovered painting by Italian master Leonardo da Vinci estimated to be worth $200 million (142 million euros) will go...
CHANGE or metamorphosis (which comes from the Greek words “meta,” change, and “morphe,” form) is particularly ripe for the aesthetics...
The Philippines, through its Department of Tourism unit in San Francisco, was an exhibitor at the recently concluded Outdoor Adventure and Travel Show at the Vancouver Convention Centre on May 8-9.
CRITICALLY acclaimed contemporary artist Rom Villaseran is holding a solo exhibition at the Kashima Arts in the trendy Ginza district...
IN ABSENTIA is the artist on the opening of his solo exhibition at Hiraya Gallery, which puts the pressure on...
In the West, India’s Kama Sutra most often evokes an exotic bible of sexual positions regularly consulted for blush-inducing tips in glossy magazines.
ONE LOOKS at these new works and wonders why, in one exhibition, Omi Reyes’ works were included in a steampunk show. In an art scene mad for the trendiness of what’s hot and what’s not, steampunk art may be the current rage, but it’s not where Reyes’ work should have been caged.
The next Olympic Games aren’t scheduled until next year in London, but already a team of theater practitioners and set...
Wig Tysmans remembers the ’80s in “Photographic Memories.” Using IR (infrared) film, the country’s leading photographer captured images of family and friends in Baguio and other sites around the Philippines. The photographs show what we cannot see, as IR photography produces fascinating, sometimes surreal, effects: the skin takes a milky, smooth texture; eyes appear ghostly. Black clothing appears gray or white, and blue skies have a dramatic appearance.
