Conrad Manila welcomed the yuletide season with the annual lighting of its Christmas tree art installation.
Conrad Manila officially welcomed the Christmas season on Nov. 25 with the annual lighting of its Christmas tree art installation. The hotel had commissioned Filipino sculptor Impy Pilapil to create a unique Yuletide tree.
Painter Juvenal Sanso and sculptor Impy Pilapil, with other artists from Bel-Air Village, Makati City, will exhibit their works in its community center Nov. 17-20, 5-9 p.m.
They look like colorful cells that pop up from the earth. Painted in orange, acid green and violet, these stainless steel stools beckon passersby.
The marvel of the entire body of work of Impy Pilapil through over four decades is the consistency and sureness of direction, unwavering in the course that she was impelled to follow, untrammeled by sculptural styles and trends that have waylaid less determined sculptors in search of goals irrelevant to the pursuit of their art.
Jeweler Hans Brumann has an idiosyncratic approach to jewelry, treating it both as an accessory and an art.
“Mist” IS a 12-foot stainless-steel sculpture by Impy Pilapil which will be unveiled on Oct. 10 at the Skypark of SMX Convention Center, SM Aura Premier, Taguig, during the ManiArt fair.
The recent opening of the “ArtWearAble” exhibit at Yuchengco Museum proved that man was no longer “just a subject but a canvas for contemporary artists.”
Sometime in the ’80s, with an artist friend, Impy Pilapil, I went to see a homeopath for reasons I cannot now recall. He surprised me with his first question. How would I want to be remembered? I recall briefly considering the question, and almost instantly answering that I would like to be remembered as a “caring person.”
Her every sculptural exhibition is an event, always an occasion for the exploration of her being, each show building upon...
