#NYFW: What you need to know (and own)
New York Fashion Week has come to a close and we’ve culled the trends you need to know, according to some of the…
A slogan from the punk era went, “F--- art, let’s dance!”
Pintô International is launching its quarterly exhibitions program on March 9, with the opening of “Aliens of Manila: New York...
In the hills of Antipolo, the Pintô Art Museum beckons art lovers and other guests to the healing experience of art.
The convergence of science and myth is the springboard from which the Antipolo-based artist Antonio Leaño created the multimedia works...
Can art and imagery heal? “Oh yes, definitely,” said Dr. Joven Cuanang, who, some time ago, hosted a lecture by Todd B. Peyton, a licensed counselor with a master’s degree in Depth Psychology.
Raphaelle Camcam is an ambitious 18-year-old high-schooler who has just made her fashion debut at the Pinto Art Museum.
Hiraya artists at Ayala HIRAYA Gallery is holding a collective exhibit with the theme “35 years of showcasing Philippine Contemporary...
Amid lush greenery and blooms, Pintô Art Museum on Sierra Madre Street, Grand Heights, Antipolo City, is a treasure trove of the visual arts.
Mixed-media artist Jia Santos-Estrella shows a glimpse of places she loves in an exhibit, “Je t’aime,” at Pinto Art Museum.
Following an annual tradition of featuring art and culture in May, Pintô Art Museum celebrates the Antipolo pilgrimage season with an exhibition series titled “Pilgrim Images,” featuring the works of three artists working from diverse artistic persuasions.
