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NO two takes are identical from the artwork’s composition to its title in Pananaw, Niño Cris Odosis’ ongoing fifth solo exhibition at Art Verité Gallery. Each piece can be viewed differently, depending on the viewer’s frame of mind, state of life, or what makes him him. Odosis stimulates subjectivity by…
In his new collection ‘Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto,’ Carlo Tanseco revives the humanity that feels nostalgic in this technology-run world
From physical installations to virtual activities, Art Fair Philippines 2022 promises a hybrid experience National Arts Month may be over but the creative spirit continues as Art Fair Philippines 2022 launches a series of online and onsite events happening not just in Manila, but other locati
AN American men’s magazine posited earlier this month that today’s downtown scenesters—embraced in the fashion world for their avant-garde style characterized by slouchy blazers and fuzzed-up sweaters—trace their roots to stand-up personalities of yesteryears. It just so happens that the inspiration, the look of a “’90s comedian,” are “about the…
Hersley Casero and his Will Go Together 01, oil on canvas, 2021 Over a year in a pandemic, Filipinos, who are known to be models of resiliency, are experiencing the kind of struggle that is more than they can handle. Every day, stories of inspiration, of heartbreak, and of death emerge on our TV and mobile screens. These stories are molded into one by multidisciplinary artist Hersley Casero. His latest exhibit, “Salt,” at Art Cube Gallery, shows Filipinos and the things they need and do to survive, such as the food we consume, the places in which we shelter, our family beside us, all mold...