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Artist Norberto Roldan's altar sculptures will be on view at Art Basel Miami Beach, courtesy of Manila-based gallery Silverlens.

While framed as a non-survey exhibition, “Elusive Edge: Philippine Abstract Forms” presents a compelling cross-section of geometric ab

NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore celebrates a decade of innovation and creativity at a thought-leading institution committed to nurturing and fostering cross-cultural dialogues.

Elusive Edge: Philippine Abstract Forms focuses on expressions of abstraction in Philippine modern art. Abstraction was a mode of thinking and making within modernism that circulated between diverse artworlds across most of the 20th century. As it moved from place to place, it morphed as a resonance and an inflection…

Art Fair Philippines works together with Visayas-wide biennale in celebrating the Philippines’ regional art scene In the past, in order to thrive as an artist in the Philippines, one must brave Manila to break into the scene. As years passed, galleries and exhibitions sprouted in the different islan

Joar Songcuya pays homage to fellow maritime workers with ‘Atlantiko, Pasipiko, Artiko’ exhibit The idea of a life at sea can be an invitation to adventure for many. Sailing on the high waves, feeling the cool salted breeze on your face, and the prospect of gallivanting on different places is a q

endIndex: David Medalla after a performance at the 2017 Venice Art Biennale, where his work "A Stitch in Time" was also part of the main exhibition. Photo by DON JAUCIAN Metro Manila (CNN Philippines Life) — David Cortez Medalla (23 March 1938 – 28 December 2020) was a pioneer. For art historian and curator Patrick D. Flores, he was an “indispensable figure in the prehistory of the contemporary, one who, with a ludic sensibility and broad sympathies, mediated the local and the modern in...