Irma Domingo: Her Unstoppable Passion for Art

FilipinoArt.ph is participating in the month-long celebration of women in March. The theme, "Women in Art: Exploring the Experiences and Perspectives of Female Artists and their Place in the Art World," highlights the female artists' experiences and how they engage with the greater art community. This theme inspires us to consider female artists'…

ByNewsdeskMarch 30, 20230Comments

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How an Art Piece Can Liven Up Your Living Space

Art in your homes can offer advantages beyond its aesthetic value. It can widen its viewers’ horizons, stimulate their creativity, provide a platform for self-expression, and even help them become more composed. Home and art are mainly linked since art may significantly contribute to the comfort of a household. A living area may feel warm…

ByNewsdeskMarch 2, 20230Comments

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National Arts Month 2023: Art Heals in the Post-Pandemic Times

Humans are made to express themselves naturally. Take a glance at the children. Since they haven’t been taught how to manage their emotions, they’re free to express themselves: it may be crying loudly or squealing. They are letting out the emotions they feel whenever they want to. Often, when people experience an uncomfortable feeling, such as…

ByNewsdeskFebruary 22, 20230Comments

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Speak the Language of Flowers this Valentine’s Day!

When words aren’t enough to express your love, let flowers communicate the incommunicable. Among the many ways to say ‘I love you,’ gifting flowers has been a long-standing approach. More than the beauty they offer, the language of flowers is just as colorful as the petals themselves. Red roses are the most popularly given to express…

ByNewsdeskFebruary 10, 20230Comments

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Beyond Localities

Art fairs, festivals, exhibits, or any art events have one thing that binds them—the venue. These venues allow people to gather and connect through art. However, there is still that limitation: accessibility. Some people cannot attend these events physically, whether due to the event’s location or availability of one’s time. But art can be anywhere. As…

ByNewsdeskFebruary 7, 20230Comments

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Incongruous Imageries

Surrealist paintings often depict dream-like and incongruous images, like those of visual artists Andres Barrioquinto, Danny Sillada, and National Artist Ang Kiukok. The art style could also be likened to films, such as that of Filipino filmmaker Kenneth Dagatan’s “In My Mother’s Skin,” which is gaining some thrilling momentum at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival…

ByNewsdeskJanuary 25, 20230Comments

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Say You Love Your Grandparents Through Art!

This Grandparents' Day, splash some color into your grandparents' life. Show your Grandma, Grandpa, Lolo, Lola, Gramms, Gramps, Nan, or Pop just how much they mean to you with a picture that paints a thousand words. FilipinoArt.ph has a great variety of artworks on sale for this special occasion. Below are some paintings that will let…

ByNewsdeskSeptember 6, 20220Comments

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Infographic: Marketing Art in the New Normal

By Kyle Dimayuga As we approach the “new normal,” the pandemic unnaturally had us change our day-to-day physical lives to a more virtual mode; marketing different products or services has also gone digital. In marketing your artworks online, we’ve found these emerging marketing trends that could help your art pieces stand out from the rest. Main Art: "Kan…

ByNewsdeskJuly 29, 20220Comments

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Imahica Art Unveils Cajipe Endaya’s Rarely Displayed Abstractions

[trx_quote cite="#" title="Imelda Cajipe Endaya"] The abstract side and style I will exhibit is something that not many people know about.[/trx_quote] Mandaluyong City, Philippines—Imahica Art, a new independent gallery based in Mandaluyong City, unveils a rarely seen facet of renowned painter and printmaker Imelda Cajipe Endaya in the exhibit “The Abstractions of Cajipe Endaya.” The show…

ByNewsdeskJuly 20, 20220Comments

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5th Ortigas Art Festival Runs Now Until Early August

Manila, Philippines—The 5th Ortigas Art Festival at Ortigas Malls’ Estancia returns to celebrate Filipino art in its myriad forms now until August 7, 2022. Initially, the festival was established to make different art forms more accessible to the public, featuring more than 200 artists, composed of Filipinos and foreign artists. The festival’s 5th edition showcases painting…

ByNewsdeskJuly 8, 20220Comments

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Irma Domingo: Her Unstoppable Passion for Art

How an Art Piece Can Liven Up Your Living Space

National Arts Month 2023: Art Heals in the Post-Pandemic Times

Speak the Language of Flowers this Valentine’s Day!

Beyond Localities

Incongruous Imageries

Say You Love Your Grandparents Through Art!

Infographic: Marketing Art in the New Normal

Imahica Art Unveils Cajipe Endaya’s Rarely Displayed Abstractions

5th Ortigas Art Festival Runs Now Until Early August

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