Les Amacio’s Human(s) Are Fragile Too, a sculptural installation in the exhibition Cultural Workers: NOT CREATIVE? at the Iloilo Museum of Contemporary Art, reexamines the symbolic
Two decades after his groundbreaking solo exhibition at the University of Pittsburgh in Bradford, Pennsylvania, renowned Filipino artist Joel Ferraris returns with Free Flow 2.0, his
Margaux Blas is turning heads — and trash — into treasures with the upcoming launch of her very first eco-art installation, “Mangrove Memory,” opening June 6
Artist El Dosado merges art and storytelling in his debut book, Encounters with the Engkanto, set for release in October 2024 by Bookmarked Book Publishing. This 100-page
John Paul Castillo, a 2010 recipient of the Philippine Arts Award for his work “State of Complexity,” will open his much-awaited 3rd solo exhibition at the
The exhibit Súpat at the University of the Philippines Visayas Museum of Art and Cultural Heritage (UPV-MACH) reveals the exceptional mastery of sculptures by esteemed Ilonggo
The group Baysulangpu will introduce new works in “Dagta-an: Forming New Perspectives” at the Thrive Art Gallery in The Shops at Atria, Mandurriao, Iloilo City.
SM City Iloilo Art Market unfolds as a showcase of the Ilonggo artists’ entrepreneurial spirit and artistic excellence, with the ground-floor entrance of Northpoint transformed into
Kikik Kollektive is among the artists and collectives that will highlight the 11th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, a flagship exhibition series of the Queensland
KALOOB, A Series of Grateful Exhibition was launched by Courtyard by Marriott Iloilo. The Iloilo-leg is part of Marriott Manila’s charity art exhibition dubbed as the
Iloilo City has made canvases of bike racks and bike repair facilities, transforming them into visual statements that are unique in the Philippines. The effort shows
The Marawi Siege in 2017 and the 1979 post-apocalyptic film Mad Max were two enduring images that quickly came to mind while viewing the composite installation
