What if Edsa had elevated pedestrian and bicycle lanes?
The COVID-19 pandemic has cleared up the skies in many areas in the Philippines, especially Metro Manila, which now has less air pollution…
Kapampangan sculptor Willy Layug will present Pope Francis with an image of the child Jesus as his family’s gift during the Pontiff’s apostolic visit to the Philippines next month.
Fourteen giant bronze sculptures by British artist Damien Hirst graphically charting the moment of conception to birth greet patients arriving...
The symbol of the crucifix has led the late sculptor Eduardo Castrillo (1942-2016) to create an entire series of sculptures...
Ann Tiukinhoy Pamintuan’s menagerie of wrought-iron sculptures has taken over the verdant garden courtyard of Ayala Malls The 30th, the six-month-old community mall on Meralco Avenue in Ortigas, Pasig City.
As a neutral country, Switzerland welcomes its doors to refugees and political exiles from all nations. But this land of awe-inspiring beauty also serves as a sanctuary for a great number of travelers who come to refresh themselves in the bracing mountain air.
Even before US-educated Filipino sculptor Niccolo Jose used his training in the visual arts to create functional art pieces such as furniture, “pyrographic” portraitures and even costume jewelry, the young artist has been into carpentry. He’s been doing carpentry work, in fact, since he was 10.
It all started in 2016 with a bronze statue commemorating the tragic day in November 1963 when a giant octopus...
SCULPTOR Ramon Orlina and painter Justin Nuyda, two foremost abstractionists, mount a collaborative show, “Luminous Inspirations,” which opens today at the north court of Power Plant Mall in Rockwell, Makati City.
Sculptor Daniel de la Cruz has a precept in life: Older is better. Pushing 46, he looks younger after losing 40 lbs on an almost carb-free diet. He is also outdoing himself in his 10th solo exhibit of metal sculptures, titled “Doorway to Decision,” which opens on May 20 at Pintô Art Museum in Antipolo City.
ROME — Consumer advocates in Italy demanded refunds for ticket-holders on Wednesday after an expert concluded that almost all the paintings in a Genoa exhibition devoted to Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani were fakes. The expert, appointed by a Genoa court as part of a prosecutor's probe, determined that at least 20 of the 21 paintings displayed during the 2017 Ducal Palace exhibit were clearly forged, Italian news agency ANSA reported.
