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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...
THE NATIONAL Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Gallery is holding the exhibit “Angel Cacnio: Angel of Art,” featuring...
Cid Reyes at Ricco Renzo CURRENTLY on view at Ricco Renzo Gallery is a collection of works by artist-critic Cid...
IF THERE is anything art worker-gallerist Norma Crisologo Liongoren taught me while in the midst her hard-fought battle with cancer, it is still to think of others first even while drowning in personal challenges.
THE ILOILO visual-arts scene has become exuberant with the rise of galleries and new artists.
AS J Consunji nears the completion of his series of paintings, a unifying theme finally emerges from the volatile imagery: It has developed into a collection of raw thoughts and moments bound by a sense of place. The series has become a confession of the contemporary struggles of a hot and humid city, befitting its title “Tropica.”
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.
ANDREW Tan, Mark Coleen Elic, Paulo Amparo and Marilou Solano recently held the group exhibit “Rabbit Hole,” at Village Art...
Hundreds of students and art enthusiasts flocked to the University of Southern California (USC) Fisher Museum of Art for the opening of “The Triumph of Philippine Art,” the first exhibit ever dedicated to contemporary Filipino art on the West Coast.
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.
