Filipino Artists Archives

PH talents shine with record bids at auction

Filipino artists are once again set to forge ahead international through a strategic alliance between Asian Cultural Council (ACC) Philippines and León Gallery. Ernest

Art and hope for lupus patients

Living with lupus comes with a cocktail of pills that needs to be taken for life, rounds of medical procedures to undergo and continuous wellness

Various musicians unite, record ‘election anthem’

Sana Naman, Taumbayan,” a music video featuring 14 Filipino artists echoing an appeal for the people’s will to prevail in the midterm elections tomorrow

Filipino artist up against UK fashion brand for allegedly plagiarizing her artwork

Filipino artist Feanne has accused UK fashion brand Rixo of allegedly plagiarizing her artwork in their exclusive clothing line.

Kaida holds year-end exhibit of various artists, Nov. 18-Dec. 5

Kaida Contemporary will open its new show, “Under The Broad Umbrella,” on Nov. 18, 6 p.m. The year-end exhibit will bring together a select group

LOOK: Filipinos’ fan art recognized by ‘Venom’ star Tom Hardy

Filipino artists were among the select few out of over 3,000 whose works were handpicked by the team behind the film “Venom”.

Love Marie O. Escudero, from “Filipino Artists in Their Studios Volume 2”

Book that takes art lovers to ateliers of top Filipino artists to be launched April 25

The book “Filipino Artists in Their Studios Volume 2,” which documents Filipino artists in their ateliers, will be launched April 25 at the Manila Hotel.

From aerial acrobatics to chorales and hip-hop

President Rodrigo Duterte was visibly breathless when he described the performances by Filipino artists in various cultural presentations that capped the opening and closing ceremonies of the 31st Asean Summit and Related Summits held in Manila in early November.

Noted artist, ‘Malang’ dies at 89

Famed Filipino artist Mauro “Malang” Santos died early Saturday morning after a lingering illness. He was 89.

Filipino artists inspired by Rizal featured in 2017 Venice Art Biennale

In an exhibit that aims to present art as witness to life, and society’s ills and conflicts, two Filipino artists tapped into Rizal’s work to re-define 19th century political resistance for the 2017 Venice Art Biennale. This year, the works of Lani Maesto and Manuel Ocampo, dubbed as The Spectre of Comparison, and curated by Joselina Cruz, will be mounted at the Arsenale, one of the event’s main exhibition spaces. The Spectre of Comparisons was drawn from the phrase El demonio de las comparaciones of Jose Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere, a book that reflected the Filipino society under the Spanish regime. “The phrase encapsulates the experience of Rizal’s protagonist, Crisostomo Ibarra, when he gazes out at the botanical gardens of Manila and simultaneously sees the gardens of Europe,” Cruz said in a statement.