Annual Sculpture Review turns 12
THE ANNUAL Sculpture Review is the biggest yearly gathering of Filipino sculptors. Now running on its 12th year, it boasts of having debuted many of today’s most promising names in
September 26, 2016
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THE ANNUAL Sculpture Review is the biggest yearly gathering of Filipino sculptors. Now running on its 12th year, it boasts of having debuted many of today’s most promising names in
Galerie Raphael inaugurates its new location at Shangri-La Plaza on April 23 with “Masterclass,” an exhibit of works by the masters of Philippine art.
ONGOING at Rockwell Power Plant Mall until July 23 is “Framed,” in which sculptor Michael Cacnio integrates original works by National Artist Federico Aguilar Alcuaz, Presidential Medal of Merit awardee
POWER Plant Mall is holding the 2015 edition of its Focus on the Arts with Galerie Joaquin this July. “Rockwell’s Focus on the Arts: Celebrating Filipino Art” will focus on
In the 1960S and ’70s, expressionist icon Juvenal Sansó was inspired by some of the vanishing scenes and landscapes he saw in his beloved Philippines.
Exploring three-dimensional forms has been a creative preoccupation spanning almost two and a half decades for sculptor Michael Cacnio. Now 45 years old, he presents a summary of his multistoried artmaking in “Brass Act: Michael Cacnio at 45.”
How two artforms—music and the visual arts—capture the evanescent is the subject of “La Musique,” a new exhibition in Galerie Stephanie at Libis that displays works by painters Angelito Antonio and Dominic Rubio and sculptor Michael Cacnio. It will open on Oct. 2 at 6 p.m. and run till Oct. 16.
Avida Land Corp. and the 1989 Batch of Maryknoll (now Miriam) College High School joined hands to mount “Modern Inspiration,” an art exhibit featuring the works of Ferdinand Cacnio, held from 1 pm to 7 pm on May 24, Saturday, at the Avida Showroom in Glorietta, Ayala Center, Makati.
Dominic Rubio, known for his paintings of colonial imagery, and Michael Cacnio, famous for his ability to capture the psyche of the Filipino in his slice-of-life sculptures, partner in an exhibition on the Philippine genre motif of market vendors.
Most people are surprised to know that renowned sculptor Michael Cacnio is a pastor who has been involved in the Christian ministry for the past 25 years.
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