The gentleman’s parlor occurs throughout 19th-century Victorian fiction: a room full of curios and collectibles from a cultured, well-traveled and sophisticated man. Such would be the Reform Club of Phileas
In a marked and unrepentant contradistinction to the prevalent dark paintings of much contemporary art, reveling in psychological anguish and alienation, derision and disaffection, is the so-called “feel good” painting.
Herzon, Rhea dela Rosa’s multidimensional art Sibling-artists Herzon and Rhea dela Rosa are holding their sixth “Verve” joint exhibit, “Six Dimensions,” at The Masters art gallery till Feb. 22 .
10th Philippine Art Trek opens in Singapore; artistic families at SM Art Center “BEYOND Imagery & Meaning,” a group show of six Filipino artists, opens Sept. 14 in the Philippines Art Trek
CARLO Magno has found success in a multitude of styles, from realism to abstraction. “The reality is your very brushstrokes serve as your penmanship, that is your very identity because
SATURDAY Group artists Migs Villanueva, Roel Obemio, Omi Reyes and Anna de Leon are behind the show “Lost in Translation,” consisting of works memorializing their recent tours of Tokyo and
GALERIE Anna presents “Abstraction: Essence of the Real” at the SM Megamall Art Center on March 15, 6 p.m. Participating artists are: Hermes Alegre, Melbourne Aquino, Benjie Cabangis, Demosthenes Campos,
ING Bank to hold benefit auction; Gallery Nine holds annual sculpture showcase PAYING homage to its Dutch roots and at the same time showcasing Filipino artistry, ING Bank will hold a
THERE is a painting in London’s Tate Britain Museum by Pre-Raphaelite artist John Everett Millais called “Ophelia.” Completed in 1852, the painting depicts the character of Ophelia from Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”
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