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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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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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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Manga Realities at the Ayala Museum
Ayala Museum opened its manga exhibition on August 16th to a different kind of audience. Replacing the usual “grown up” atmosphere befitting of a proper art...
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Jam For Japan
1 April 2011 Ayala Museum was the place to be last Friday when it played venue to Jam for Japan, a fundraising concert to support the victims of the recent quakes and...
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