Visual Arts
“Epicentre” an exhibit of paintings by Gus Albor, opens Dec. 7 at Galleria Duemila.
December 1, 2014
“Epicentre” an exhibit of paintings by Gus Albor, opens Dec. 7 at Galleria Duemila.
Surrounded by his paintings, Sofronio Ylanan Mendoza eats lunch, alone and quietly, in his condominium unit in Metro Manila one early afternoon.
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.
There were art enthusiasts who headed straight to Leon Gallery’s booth that featured masters such as Fernando Amorsolo, Vicente Manansala and José Joya at the ManilArt 2014 annual fair held in Taguig City until Sunday.
Visual arts mover Annie Sarthou called it serendipity. I happened to be near the place where National Artist (Visual Arts) BenCab was giving the soon-to-open Swatch + Swatch Center a once-over, at the invitation of Virgie Ramos.
Sotheby’s Hong Kong is proud to present more than 200 lots of modern and contemporary Southeast Asian art estimated at HK$88 million (US$11 million) in the “Modern and Contemporary Asian Art – Evening Sale” and “Modern and Contemporary Southeast Asian Paintings Day Sale” on Sunday, Oct. 5, and Monday, Oct. 6, respectively.
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.
In celebration of the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ 45th Anniversary in September, CCP announces the production of a rare and valuable Folio of Prints composed of the works of twenty-five (25) leading artists. Dubbed as “25@45″, each folio contains 25 prints with an edition of 25 each. 1/25 to 25/25.” (Hors de commerce or A.P.s or artist’s proofs are 5). The works of the following topnotch artists are included:
It’s the eve of the exhibit opening and two of the three young featured artists are still in the midst of deciding which piece goes where.
The grand ballroom of Makati Shangri-La Hotel became the convergence of the visual arts and fashion design one enchanted evening in “When Art Meets Fashion,” organized by Society for Cultural Enrichment, Inc. (SCEI) and Ayala Museum.
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