In the 1970’s, Wilhelmina Cole Holladay, founder of National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C. asked “where...
Essays
Ed Defensor’s foray into floral subjects was, by his own account, a serendipitous accident. It started when Himbon, an artist...
Over the past few months, I’ve found myself reflecting on my journey as a writer and cultural events organizer. A...
In a world that rarely slows down, where speed and urgency often overshadow stillness, two brothers have found their own...
The mural and its making accidentally revealed many truths. Truths and signs about government, influence, patronage, representation, and the prevailing visual culture.
What happens when content creators and creatives make work based on Indigenous Cultures? Let us take a look at several...
Alan Cabalfin’s workshop is more of an alchemist’s laboratory than an artist’s studio. His inventory lay bare: canisters labeled “manganese”...
It was a night in the city of Iloilo one could not forget. March 17, 2018. The night when Iloilo...
Thrive Art Gallery’s ‘Arstoryahanay’ series hosted Bry Barrios and his convo-workshop on Ethics and Aesthetics last July 7 – and...
By a late invitation, I was able to attend the vernissage of ‘The Patrimony of All’, the exhibit of Lunas,...