There are 90 articles in this archive:
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Old Master of the Visual Arts Antonio Austria
by Christiane de la Paz
Filled with beautiful memories and happy moments, Antonio Austrias house in Bonifacio street in San Juan is an expression of his diverse fascination from antique bottles varying in different shapes...
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Art Collector Amaryllis Torres
by Christiane de la Paz
A former Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at the University of the Philippines, currently Professor of Community Development, consultant, trainor, gender equality advocate, and head of various...
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Artist Commentary Robert Ko
by Samantha KingBorn on June 5, 1951 in Tondo, Manila, he was the third of seven children of Luis Ko and Rosalina Ho. A year after he was born, the family moved from Binondo to Caloocan where his mother ran a sari...
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The Higantes of Angono
by Mailah Baldemor
Have you ever seen giants? Do you have the slightest idea how they looked like? Our parents read to us fairy tale stories when we were young and occasionally see them in movie theaters. But to tell...
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The Angono Petroglyphs
by Teta Limcangco
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Art Collector Reggie Quimbo
by Christiane de la Paz
I interviewed Reggie Quimbo over the phone a few days before this conversation. When we met in his residence, he took me to the two-floored space, which serves both as his familys ancestral house and...
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Paete's Taka
by Mailah Baldemor
Beautiful flowers of scarlet red adorn her from head to toe. Big, round, expressive dark eyes govern her proud head and a red stiff tail enhances her powerful back. A small horse; my first taka toy...
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Emerging Artist Robert Deniega
by Christiane de la Paz
Hindi lahat nakukuha sa experience. Kung saan ka masaya at kung ano ang gusto mong ipakita sa tao, nasa sa iyo yon. On my side, hindi pa ako nakakarating sa Baguio o Sagada pero tuwang-tuwa ako i-paint...
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Art Collector Patrick Syling
by Christiane de la Paz
Patrick Syling was never taught to appreciate art as a young boy. As a Chinese-Filipino growing in the busy town of Binondo, he was trained early on to help in the family business and art was not something...