By Jessa Mae C. Abug Online art gallery FilipinoArt.ph launches a mid-year promotional campaign titled “Refer a Friend, Win an Original Artwork!” highlighting Richer Fernandez’s art piece “Fiesta,” running from May 15 to June 30, 2022. [Extended...
Read moreA spotlight on visual artist Leslie Castañeda “What does art mean to you?” If you asked Leslie Castañeda 30 years ago, she would’ve said art is something beautiful, something nice to look at—a thing to admire and decorate the...
Read moreIn the time of the dreaded COVID-19, the world is on a standstill. The expected spread of the disease has been causing fear, anxiety, and uncertainty as to when this ordeal will end. But no matter how bleak the circumstances we’re in, Filipino...
Read moreCebu, Philippines – Self-taught artist Ana Fe Ruiz, who hails from Talisay City, has paid tribute to every person who was forcedly disentangled from the physical world and to every medical frontliner who risks their lives to fight the COVID-19...
Read moreIn the time of the dreaded COVID-19, the world is on a standstill. The expected spread of the disease has been causing fear, anxiety, and uncertainty as to when this ordeal will end. But no matter how bleak the circumstances we’re in, Filipino...
Read moreIn the time of the dreaded COVID-19, the world is on a standstill. The expected spread of the disease has been causing fear, anxiety, and uncertainty as to when this ordeal will end. But no matter how bleak the circumstances we’re in, Filipino...
Read moreBaguio City, Philippines – Renowned indigenous artist Jef Cablog hails from Barlig, Mountain Province. In Barlig, the town’s natives are commonly of Ilocano and Igorot descent, an ethnic group whom Cablog identifies with. Equipped with a Bachelor...
Read moreUnion, New Jersey – Manila-born artist Winston Young has an ongoing solo exhibit titled Mythic Realms at the Les Malamut Art Gallery, 180 Morris Ave., Union, N.J. Inspired by the Old Masters of the Northern and Southern Renaissance (14th to 16th...
Read moreImage shows Hau Chiok’s ‘Caravan,’ 2001, which was on display at the Metropolitan Museum in Manila in 2019. There have been Chinese influences on Filipino culture even before the Spanish Rule. The Chinese have been our trading...
Read moreMga salita ni алексей петренко Naalala ko nung mga panahong ako ay bata pa, kitang kita ko sa kanyang mga mata ang kaligayahan nang makita niya akong nagsasalita sa harap ng maraming tao. Naalala ko rin nung mga panahong may “no permit, no exam”...
Read more
