Tag: Art

With over 20 years of experience in the industry, artist and photographer Wawi Navarroza has had her fair share of ups and downs. Hers was a rollercoaster of epic highs and all-time lows. From receiving grants and awards, to losing all her works and

One would think that Isabel Santos' hands have always been destined for the canvas. She, after all, descends from a family of great Filipino artists—her parents being Soler and Mona Santos, and her grandfather, the late Malang Santos, an award-winning icon of contemporary

Jeff Koons may well be one of the most successful and controversial artists of this century. Most known for his larger-than-life, mirror-polished stainless steel rendering of balloon dogs (yes, like something a clown would make for a three-year-old's birthday party), Jeff currently

Just a few days ago, social media rose up in indignant frenzy after news of a lesbian couple, who had been beaten up and robbed by a mob of men in London, circulated the interwebs. According to reports, the two women were

With the hopes of bringing art closer to the people, Art Fair Philippines also holds 10 Days of Art—a 10-day art festival that showcases public art pieces, promotes gallery shows, and holds art talks outside the confines of The Link from February

Elegant lines in the form of calligraphy isn’t something new in the wedding industry. How many invites have you received with your name meticulously handwritten in gold ink across the thick envelope?But we’ve noticed an emerging trend even among celebrity couples: beautiful

Planning to spend your holiday frolicking at the beach? Make the most of it by making a statement with Body Party's newest wearable art swimsuit line in collaboration with no other than Solenn Heussaf. Durable, sustainable, and printed on classic silhouettes flattering to

Beauty, permanence, vulnerability. These are only a few concepts that the installations from the recently concluded Ateneo Art Awards seek to discuss. Showing now at the Ateneo Art Gallery, these intriguing and captivating artworks will force you to confront seemingly abstract ideas

The Philippine art movement has seen renewed vigor in the past decade in its drive to gain wider acceptance and sustained interest. While far from breaking through the mainstream, Philippine art has slowly been gaining maturity and refinement, a development  that has

The sensory overload is real when you visit a beautiful country for the first time. Concerns would include which outfit to bring, which places to visit, and what are the best ways to document this particular trip. The pressure is doubled when

Papercutting is the delicate art of cutting paper into intricate designs. One Filipina who has turned her craft into a business is Chicago-based illustrator and artist Yang Pulongbarit-Cuevo. Read on to find out how she got started and what inspires her creative

The Ateneo de Manila University has formally opened its biggest art undertaking yet—the massive creative hub and art complex Areté. The new building, designed by WV Coscolluela, features an Arts Wing and a Learning Innovation Wing connected by the Bridgeway. “It is

Art Fair Philippines, now in its sixth year, just got even bigger, not just in terms of space, but also in its lineup of artists. The four-day event, to be held from March 1 to 4 at The Link in Makati City,

With billions of people inhabiting the earth, the chances of you having a doppelganger or even a close lookalike are not farfetched at all.The mobile application Google Arts & Culture, which has been around since 2016, has played around with this idea

Every kid owns that one toy that defined his/her childhood. Now whatever that may be (mine was a make-believe cash register), we bet you've never seen one this cool.In 2011, artist Lilianna Manahan created not just a regular bicycle but a unicorn

Guess what? We've found just the thing to keep you busy this long, blissfully work-free break! Ayala Malls and Ayala Museum help us to remember and experience the fun and full richness of life through their newest initiative, G.A.M.E.—the Greenbelt + Ayala Museum Experience.IMAGE Courtesy of

When you’re building a home, it’s good to stock your shelves with the necessary reads. In this case, make your nest come to life with books you can’t keep your eyes off. Philippine art books not only promote love for homegrown talent

Kalsada is only Solenn Heussaff's second art exhibit and yet she already thinks it'll be a difficult one to top. The gallery couldn't be any more different than her first, both in execution and inspiration. Because while she stuck to her forte

Artist Sarah Geneblazo describes her work as “realistic, contemporary, feminist and personal.” “My works are personal, and the personal is political.” Sarah suffered from sexual abuse near her home, and through her dark and poignant paintings, she seeks to remove the pain

The first time we were introduced to Leeroy New’s work was when he and designer Kermit Tesoro collaborated on an astounding collection at Philippine Fashion Week that easily became Holiday 2010’s favorite. A year after, a version of one of their designs