Sharaku Who?
Many urban street artists prefer to work anonymously, which is part of why their work is so fascinating. (Check out this entertaining exchange between Robbo and Bansky...
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Inabel: Ilocano Handwoven Textiles
On July 29th, Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo will open this exhibition to the public: Remarkable for their rich coloring and bold designs, handwoven textiles are an...
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Images of Nation: Victorio Edades
The Ayala Museum launched a program in 2010 to highlight the artwork of National Artists. Called “Images of Nation”, it began with Vicente Manansala,...
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Fired Up for SpinDependence
Good vibes all around. That’s what you feel when you step into the world of Planet Zips’ SpinDependence, an event series featuring poi, flow arts, dance,...
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The Year that was 2011
2011 has come and gone and while we may have been grounded most of the year, we were not without some amazing trips! The Philippine Scene There really is no place like...
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INK Turns 20
I had two favorite books growing up and even if I can’t remember what the stories are about anymore, I can tell you exactly what my favorite pages looked like even if I...
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