Double Dead: Merging Self and Nature
Reflecting on your Reflection: Bacolod Artist, Brandon Braza, Shifts the Gaze Back to the Audience
Brandon Braza shifts the gaze back to the audience using mirrors in his artworks.
Making the Absent Present in Martin Genodepa’s “Memorial Park: Missing the Crowd”
Martin Genodepa installs sculptures in front of UPV to remember the crowd.
Dark Images and Darker Undertones in “Mornië Alantië”
Paul John Cabanalan and Joebert Gayoma are bringing their art to a new light.
Ilongga Artists Reclaim the Narratives in Mujer
Ilongga artists attempt to change how art made by female artist is viewed.
Artist’s Perspective: Paindemic
An artist reflects on how gentrification is highlighted during the pandemic.
Megumi Miura’s Corazon del Arte: The Heart of Art District Bacolod
Corazon del Arte, the installation art is a homage to the dead and a protection of the living.
Ginoe Questions the Sacred and the Ordinary in “Banal Banal”
Ginoe’s “Banal Banal” or “Sacred Ordinary” explores the same word can mean two different things in diverse dialects.
(Re) weaving an Identity: The Art of Anna India Dela Cruz Legaspi and the Piña Weaving Industry of Aklan
Anna India dela Cruz, her art, and the revival of the traditional piña weaving industry in Aklan.
Art Geroche: From Comics to Canvas
Art Geroche on his works as a comics artist and painter.
Photographing the Iloilo Arts and Culture
Christian Lozañes chronicles arts and culture events in Iloilo City, through his online platforms.
Jun Orland Espinosa: Carving a Name for Himself
Jun Orland Espinosa on his experimentation of materials, and his inspiration when making art.
The Image at Corner Muelle and Solis Streets
The mural and its making accidentally revealed many truths. Truths and signs about government, influence, patronage, representation, and the prevailing visual culture.