Do private auctions and collections negatively impact art and cultural preservation?
With pieces like Emilio Jacinto’s quill and the Malolos Constitution at León Gallery’s auction, why aren’t these in a public museum?
June 5, 2025
With pieces like Emilio Jacinto’s quill and the Malolos Constitution at León Gallery’s auction, why aren’t these in a public museum?
“Paint Your Path” by Nigerian artist John Madu is the first solo exhibition by an African artist at Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum
Why a painting’s past provenance, owners, secrets, and journey can be just as vital as the art’s present
The Metropolitan Museum reopens its African art collection on Saturday, exploring the “complexity” of the past and looking to the present
How the pioneering Filipina modernist Anita Magsaysay-Ho mastered egg tempera to paint the women who would define her legacy
In addition to decades of support for the local contemporary art scene, several key pieces by and from the Zóbels are headlining Leon Gallery’s The Spectacular Mid-Year Auction
From Manila mainstays to diaspora icons, Filipino artists stepped into the spotlight, with moments and movers at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025
From an uber rare Anita Magsaysay-Ho to personal collections of the Belos and the Zobels, as well as personal effects of Juan Luna and Jose Rizal, there is something for every kind of collector at this mid-year auction
“Here & Now & Now & Then” turns an abandoned office floor in RCBC Plaza into a bold, raw, and reimagined art experience.
Manila’s art scene in May 2025 features a range of artistic experiences, from traditional exhibitions to culinary collaborations
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