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Our Gift to the World

Dubai Diaries, Voices

Entry 6: David Guerrero on making the dazzling film BBDO Guerrero produced for the Philippines Pavilion, Bangkóta, which visualizes the Filipino’s genius at social and aesthetic interconnectivity

September 26, 2021

Ateneo Art Awardee for Visual Art, Jo Tanierla’s (b. 1989) first solo exhibition employs historical fiction and magic realism to record imagined journeys and prophecies that reflect upon the origins of fascism in today’s society

September 26, 2021

Royal Walk-Through

Dubai Diaries, Voices

Entry 5: Expo 2020 Philippines Pavilion architect and artistic director Royal Pineda takes us on a Zoom walk-through of the reef-inspired Bangkóta and its spiraling exteriors

September 18, 2021

Flying Men

Dubai Diaries, Voices

Entry 4: Bacolod-based artist Charlie Co on the moment of inspiration for Soaring High and the challenge of realizing a vision into a finished work by remote

September 15, 2021

Hands, Head, and Heart

Art, Objects

Fr. Jason Dy, SJ (b. 1977) latest solo exhibition at the Vargas Museum proposes an exploration of the complex relationship between man and nature by revealing the ineradicable spirit they share amidst the turbulence of the times

September 1, 2021

Line of Vision: Marc Brousse

Art, Objects

Architect-artist Marc Brousse explores the inseparable connections between the natural and the man-made with hypnotic ink and graphite drawings

August 29, 2021

Finding the Artist’s Light

Art, Objects

For her sixth solo show at 1335MABINI, painter Celeste Lecaroz revisits the oeuvre of National Artist Fernando Amorsolo, master of light in Philippine genre paintings, in an effort to remember his life, reinterpret his works, and find new light in the past and present

August 8, 2021

Etched in Body and Memory: Last Tattooed Women of Kalinga by Jake Versoza

Art, Objects, Photography

In its new effort to exhibit artworks online, Silverlens bares photographer Jake Verzosa’s intentions and process of reconciling and recording the indelible heritage of traditional Kalinga tattoos, and invoking the circumstances surrounding the women that embody them

June 23, 2021

Unusually Good: The Unusual Network

Design, Objects

The Unusual Network uses eye-popping, interactive art to educate kids on complex topics like internet addiction and waste

June 2, 2021

Splash Page: Allen Esteban of Novice Magazine

Voices, Vox

Creative director Allen Esteban draws the curtains on the making of Novice Magazine and their plans for the future—as the magazine’s third annual issue goes to print.

May 21, 2021

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Our Gift to the World

Realism or Remedy

Royal Walk-Through

Flying Men

Hands, Head, and Heart

Line of Vision: Marc Brousse

Finding the Artist’s Light

Etched in Body and Memory: Last Tattooed Women of Kalinga by Jake Versoza

Unusually Good: The Unusual Network

Splash Page: Allen Esteban of Novice Magazine

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