Felix Mago Miguel | Solo Exhibition I started the Album series five years ago, contemplating events in our history, including Jose Rizal’s assertion of our identity when he
Color Blind asks: what happens when colors are freed from meaning? This group exhibition brings together ten artists—Izel Pilapil, Marlon Magbanua, Gari Lopez, Toybits Joaquin, Chai Soo, Fitz
J Consunji In Receptor, J Consunji reimagines the Monstera Adansonii as both subject and metaphor. Its iconic perforated leaves become luminous forms—sometimes filtering visual “noise” to reveal only
Regina Reyes Regina Reyes invites you to an ever-changing landscape, one that does not seek to be whole. Akin to cloth that takes the shape of the wearerAkin
June Digan In June Digan’s latest solo exhibition, the designer and illustrator creates a moodboard for self-soothing and self-discovery. There is a bespoke solitude to these paintings, as
Jeho Bitancor In Pangil sa Pakpak, Jeho Bitancor explores the point where strength meets fragility. His latest oil paintings pit the fang, a symbol of danger and survival—against
Manila, August 2025 — Instituto Cervantes de Manila, in collaboration with the Embassy of Spain in the Philippines, the University of the Philippines – Diliman, and several cultural
The Monarch Exhibition A Fusion of Filipino Spirit and French Elegance—Liwanag et Lumière Awaits! 🎨🥂✨ Join us for an unforgettable celebration of art, wine, and culture in partnership
Adrian Jay Manuel The monsters are not always beneath your bed… sometimes, they are within. Adrian Jay Manuel’s critter feature in “Something Inside You” spotlights all-new works in
