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Art schooling of Filipino artists in the 19th Century
What do Juan Luna, Felix Resurrection Hidalgo and Fernando Amorsolo have in common with Francisco Goya, Pablo Picasso, and Salvador Dali? They all went to the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando in Madrid, Spain.
Nail Spa
Pete Jimenez always finds the little gems hidden in junk shops. What most of us see as useless become treasures in waiting. They just need to be in the good hands of Jimenez. In "Nail Spa," Jimenez shows us that large nails can have second lives as art pieces. The exhibit runs at West Gallery in SM Megamall from September 4 to 16.
Wri Fi
There’s no Hall of Famer beatified at the Basilica de Peninsula Manila, but there were a lot of firsts last September 1 – the feast day of San Carlos Palanca!
Kulay Sa Tubig:A Watershed at 25
The artists keep waiting for an invitation. For this one reason: Prestige.
The Women of Zepeda
Dos Pueblos Artes will hold an exhibition as a tribute to the late Leonardo "Nards" Zepeda entitled "The Women of Zepeda."
Fiction/Non-fiction
Fiction/Non-Fiction," a two-man show by R.M. de Leon and Jonathan Olazo, opens next week at Galleria Duemila in Manila. The exhibit features recent works by De Leon in acrylic on paper and by Olazo in oil on canvas.
Revelation of Secrets & the Aesthetics of ‘Syjuco Tres Marias’
“The things we keep secret are always bigger and more frightening in the darkness than they are in the light of day.”
– Elspeth Allcott
West Side Story:Of racism, hope, and the thing called forbidden love
“When love comes so strong,
There’s no right or wrong,
Your love is your life…”
– A Boy Like That/I Have A Love
Ramon Orlina: Breaking through the (Glass) convention
“We artists do not really think of how to make money. We are only concerned with our art. If my main concern was to make a living out of this, I should never consider myself an artist but a businessman instead.”
– Ramon Orlina, 2008
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