Nov 13, 2016Arcellana pioneered the development of the short story as a lyrical prose-poetic form within Filipino literature. His works are now often taught
Nov 13, 2016Conferred as the National Artist of the Philippines for Literature in 1997. The works of Gonzalez have been published in Filipino, English,
Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan
Husbands and wives duo Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan emigrated to Australia in 2006 – an event that became an integral element of their artistic practice.
Their work says about community, personal empirical, memory, and displacement, in addition to the emotional and psychological influences of migration.
The Aquilizans often use customary objects th.
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Costantino Zicarelli
Costantino Zicarelli is a self-proclaimed musician and graffiti artist whose works reflect the history of metal drones, black metal, and all rock n ‘roll.
His works and exhibitions are not infrequently inspired by song lyrics, like his 2013 show in moonlit white Silverlens, bone-white, as bright as a snake, as calm as a throne.
Explore the ‘dark si.
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Gary-Ross Pastrana
Unfamiliar objects are deconstructed beyond recognition in Gary-Ross Pastrana’s conceptual works to the point where they inherit new formats, significance, and functions.
Pastrana is interested in the consequences of changing the body’s object, examining how the connotations change.
Set Fire to Free (2002) explores whether an object can keep ‘thing.
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How did Magsaysay-Ho capture Filipino culture in her art?
She had always captured Filipino culture in her art by painting women frozen in different stages of work, like in At the Seashore, using egg tempera.
Magsaysay-Ho had left a mark in the history of Philippine art as the only woman to be included in the Filipino artist group Thirteen Moderns.
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José Santos III
José Santos III has long challenged the perception of ‘everyday life’.
In his early work, Santos described the hyper-realistic trompe l’oeil scenes and surreal surrealist compositions.
Multimedia artists have developed a vague style, leaving their work exposed for interpretation.
He continues to explore the charm of objects in an effort to uncover .
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Mark Salvatus
The themes of everyday urbanism and politics are most important for the work of multidisciplinary artist Mark Salvatus, who is also useful as among the founders of the local street art collection Pilipinas Street Plan and 98B Collaboratory.
Taking inspiration from its urban landscape, popular habits and media, Salvatus reflects a contemporary exper.
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Norberto Roldan
The founder of Black Artists in Asia – a group based in the Philippines that focuses on the practice of progressive social and political artistic – and the Green Papaya Art Project, Norberto Roldan discussed social, political and local customs.
The list of texts, images, and objects that he discovered considers empirical daily life in the Philippin.
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Ronald Ventura
In 2011, Ronald Ventura broke the record for best-selling Southeast Asian paintings at Sotheby’s Hong Kong when his graphite, oil andacrylic titled Grayground was marketed for $ 1.1 million.
Ventura paintings and sculptures feature not a few layers of images and styles, symbols of various diverse national identities from the Philippines – a country.
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Who are some contemporary Filipino artists?
We show ten contemporary Filipino artists that we must know.
In 2011, Ronald Ventura broke the record for best-selling Southeast Asian paintings at Sotheby’s Hong Kong when his graphite, oil and acrylic titled Grayground was marketed for $ 1.1 million.
