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A cinematic experience at the National Museum.
Gone are the days when paying tribute to our artistic roots means opening a new museum or setting up exhibits for the public. Today, there are many innovative ways to promote and celebrate our culture, and often technology has a big role ...
According to Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalz, the “Homeless Jesus” is a visual representation of Matthew 25:35–45, where Jesus teaches about the importance of being compassionate to those in need.
If you've been to the Manila Cathedral in recent times, you might have come across a curious bronze statue in front of the church. It depicts a man, his identity shrouded by a blanket, as he sleeps on a park bench- ...
It is impossible to put a price on the heads.
Two sculptures roughly the age of Jesus Christ took a beating at the Chiaramonti Museum, aka Chiaramonti Sculpture Gallery, in the Vatican on October 5 after an American man in his 50s smashed one and knocked one over as he fled. According ...
The exhibition will run at the Ateneo Art Gallery from August 22 to October 1, 2022.
The Ateneo de Manila Political Science department, with support from the Ateneo Art Gallery, the Asia-Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), is presenting "Weaving Women's Words on Wounds of War," ...
Japan took to its traditional garment for this movement for world peace.
The kimono, Japan's traditional garment, is a well-known symbol of the country. The carefully crafted article of clothing has spanned centuries and carries a huge cultural importance, especially when it comes to nationhood and unity. While it may not be ...
M Gallery unveils previously hidden Mabini Art masterpieces.
When Mabini Art gained popularity in postwar Philippines, it was generally looked down upon by members of high society, who used the name as a derogatory term for what they considered low-class art. The name had nothing to do with Apolinario ...
Part of the proceeds will go to charity group Helping Women and Others.
Leon Gallery is opening summer 2020 with one of its biggest online auctions yet. This year, its Summer Auction will feature works of National Artists Jose Joya, Federico Aguilar Alcuaz, HR Ocampo, and Fernando Amorsolo, contemporary artists Elmer Borlongan and Mia Herbosa, ...
Would you buy a BenCab if you didn't know it was a BenCab?
As this year's edition of Art in the Park drew to a close last night, Gigo Alampay, founder and executive director of the nonprofit Center for Art, New Ventures and Sustainable Development (CANVAS), made a stunning announcement on his Facebook and ...
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