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Himbon Contemporary Ilonggo Artists Group returns to SM City Iloilo for its ninth-anniversary exhibition, marking another milestone in the collective’s continuing engagement with the public and
Mark Vincent Java’s “Wimmelbilderbuch and the fear of blank spaces” collection is on view at the lobby of The Courtyard by Marriot Iloilo. It runs until
Giselle Muzones’s Pagpauli, her first solo exhibition at the Iloilo Museum of Contemporary Art, is a return to Iloilo rendered through paintings of everyday life, memory,
Now on its 8th anniversary, Himbon’s exhibition Tipulon highlights the group’s established iconography, articulated through the language of circular art that reflects its continuity, unity, and
Mae and Felipe Panes are a rare couple and a formidable creative duo. This is shown in their new collection, which features Mae’s favorite textile material,
Al Provido unveils the “Wag-Wag” Series, a compelling new body of work that explores the intricate culture of second-hand shopping in the Philippines, locally known as
The Ilonggos were allured by the Filipiniana collection, a distinctively Patis Tesoro creation in “Filipiniana is Forever: The Unraveling of Culture and Couture,” at the Iloilo
Tucked inside Patis Tesoro’s retrospective, “Filipiniana is Forever: The Unraveling of Culture and Couture” at the Iloilo Museum of Contemporary Art is a remarkable collection of
ILOMOCA features Asian aesthetics in Connecting Borders: A Collection of Southeast Asian Art, in commemoration of the ASEAN Month 2025. In a dynamic celebration of ASEAN
In her whimsical Tales from the Other Hive, emerging artist Vin Deza invites us into a world where bees don’t merely labor to give us honey
Jirah Labanza debuts Ways, her first solo exhibition at the Museo Iloilo. It will open August 1, 2025. The title of the show carries her award-winning
Three interwoven elements come into consciousness viewing Lifetimes at the Adoro Gallery-Museum: art as a vessel of personal and collective memory, the emotional resonance and nonlinearity
“You begin with nothing and you end with nothing” – words of Mark Justiniani that shaped the contours of my thoughts as he spoke about the