Where to wear Moschino, and other suggestions
This post is an ode to Moschino, the only weird show in Milan. The Spring 2020 collection is supposedly inspired by Picasso. I…
“I have this attitude: I never live in the past,” says Silvana Ancellotti-Diaz, Galleria Duemila’s founder.
A space on top of London’s Westminster Abbey that was once used for storage has been turned into a new...
Ang Kiukok’s “Fishermen,” signed and dated 1981, and easily one of the biggest oil-on-canvas works by the National Artist, will be auctioned off on June 10 by Léon Gallery.
Within the busy and crowded metro gallery scene, the quirky art loft Archivo 1984 has distinguished itself by avoiding the well-worn furrows of local contemporary art in favor of less-trodden paths.
In “Convergence” at Provenance Gallery at Shangri-La at the Fort, painters Betsy Westendorp, Cesar Caballero and Ramon Diaz converge to...
Organized in cooperation with Art Cube, “Disneytopia” by Guerrero Z. Habulan interrogates our ready acceptance of the “cultural properties” of the West that we consume through our senses and our bodies.
ANDREW Tan, Mark Coleen Elic, Paulo Amparo and Marilou Solano recently held the group exhibit “Rabbit Hole,” at Village Art...
PHILIPPINE Ballet Theatre in its 30th Season brings Philippine folklore to the stage in its production of “Filipino Masterpieces” featuring the epic “Darangen ni Bantugen” and other ballets such as “Mantones” and “Vinta” at Cultural Center of the Philippines, Sept. 23-25.
LEÓN Gallery’s Magnificent September Auction will bid out not only key works by Filipino masters of the visual arts, but also historical materials and relics that should interest collectors and enthusiasts.
HER NIECE’s ongoing battle with a rare form of cancer is the driving force behind renowned painter Lydia Velasco’s latest collaboration with fellow artists.
