Category Archives: Arts and Culture
I discovered this framer from a very good friend of ours! I had some simple frames done and it costs 1/4 the price of all the other framers I have used. There was construction going on when I went about a month ago
Here is the owner, Myrna Ramos. She is so nice. Give her a call at tel # 844-4209
She showed me a painting of her old store which was in Pio del Pilar 🙂
She does for hotels! They send her 250 prints of the same design and they have it framed to put around the hotel 🙂
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Congratulations again the Art in the Park!!! It’s amazing how people are buying art as if they were in the grocery buying staples for their home. Art is now a must in every Filipino home. I was there at around 915am and people were scrambling before 10am to get first pick! Philippine art is booming! 🙂 I could not stay long so these are the early morning shots
There were two booths with many cashiers and they were all busy! This was before it opened so they were just getting ready
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I wish i were in Central Park at that time!
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Looking forward to another art event by the Museum Foundation of the Philippines! It was nice to hear about the upcoming Art in the Park from no other than Trickie Colayco Lopa
And Nanette Reyes. This year, it will only be a one day event but it will cover the whole park including the area of the Salcedo Market and it will have longer hours. And there will be a total of 58 exhibitors versus 43 of last year so there will definitely be lots of new things to see this year!
Jomike Tejido who is part of INK and does artwork for children’s books
Will have an installation called Elly Riders. Watch out for them – you can ride them and they are also cabinets and drawers 🙂
Beautiful Maxine Syjuco of Art Lab is an artist from a family of artists 🙂 She will also have an installation of mixed media
Osie Ocampo, owner of Pablo Gallery, put up a new gallery called Suez and Zapote. It’s a collaboration with Team Manila which opened last year and they have prints by young artists
Flo by Fran Alvarez
Untitled by Pergy Acuna
Beatrix Syjuco
Bagong Daan by C del Mundo
Old Jar by Fuentes
Mother and Son by Magpantay
Ballerina by R. Manansala
Irma Lacorte
Loving Embrace by Bong Gojar
Thou Shall Not Listen by Daisy Carlos
Kalinga by Lydia Velasco
Stage Curtain by Mideo Cruz
Time is What Life Is by Vicente Padilla
Male Study by Mia Herbosa
Mare and Foal by Marissa Lopa
Nude by Marissa Lopa
Charmaigne Mendoza
Charlie Co
Cris Villanueva
Jimenez
Ral Arrogante
Amanda Lapus
Angelo Padillo
Piaget Martelino
Joseph Fraylon
Ramon dela Cruz
Iyan de Jesus
Cordoba
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We drove around 45 minutes from the city to get to Miagao to see Santo Tomas de Villanueva which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Beautiful!
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