Neon sign maker Wu Chi-kai is one of the last remaining craftsmen of his kind in Hong Kong, a city...
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In the audience of a long program I was watching recently, National Artist Frankie Sionil José heaved himself on the seat beside me.
Santa Fe's famed summer market season opens this weekend with the International Folk Market, the world's largest folk art market and one dedicated to helping artisans from impoverished nations start their own businesses.
Philippine folk art plays an important role in the development of the country’s visual arts. With motifs and compositions that are more attuned to indigenous sensibilities, folk art has spurned the creation of a unique Philippine identity that strongly resonated among the pioneers of Philippine art.
