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
The Puluy-an Art Gallery will feature the works of Yko Umadhay of Sta. Barbara, Iloilo, in a solo exhibition titled Crossover, side-by-side with a group
The Iloilo Museum of Contemporary Art spotlights selected works by six artists at the Hulot Gallery. Among the featured works are those by Ambie Abaño, Norberto
The installation, Everyone’s Prison (2019), by Marc Aran Reyes was inspired by Jorge B. Vargas’ post-war confinement in Sugamo Prison, a material that the artist unearthed
The Thrive Art Gallery at The Shops at Atria will feature the works of Roland Llarena and Kristoffer Brasileño in a back-to-back show entitled Hamúok and
Harvest is an installation work by John Ray Parreño at the Thrive Art Gallery’s exhibition Where the Tides Flow. The terracotta-tiled salt bed alludes to the
On show at Puluy-an Art Gallery (Brgy. Bita Sur, Oton, Iloilo) is Iscariot and Sinamo. The former features the collection by Roedil Geraldo and Mikiboy Pama
Cinematheque Center Iloilo of the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) is an unpretentious facility in Iloilo City’s bustling downtown area. It is a popular
The Adoro Gallery features never before seen artworks in Iloilo to Redux, a first anniversary exhibition. It will run from February 23 to May 19, 2024. A
The Portraits by Rembrandt rendered by the students of Gamot Cogon Waldorf School. The paintings are featured at the Cinematheque Gallery, entitled” “Rembrandt in Black and
