In 1958, when the late Filipino American artist Carlos Villa was studying at the California School of Fine Arts, he asked one of his teachers where he could learn about other Filipino art. “His ...

At Art Taipei 2024 held at the Taipei World Trade Center from Oct. 25 to 28, Ysobel Gallery presented Natividad’s first international solo exhibition and the only solo exhibition by a Filipino ...

SM City Baliwag has officially launched “Art for Everyone”, an art fair that boldly transforms retail space into a platform ...

The "Filipino California: Art and the Filipino Diaspora" exhibit is on view until from now until Sept. 8. For more information, visit the Forest Lawn Museum's website.

Filipino painter Elito Circa, 52, grew up so poor he used plums and tomatoes to make art. When he got scraped as a youngster, he even tried using blood to paint with, and got hooked.

A free, long-running community festival this Labor Day weekend in Los Angeles celebrates Filipino heritage, arts and culture. The 29th Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture happens Friday, Sept ...

The Filipino art market is very healthy and appears to be continuously growing. Exhibitions in Manila are often sold out, to the point that most galleries and artists don’t technically need to ...

Gallerist Mawen Ong, art educator Janice Liuson-Young, and collector Andrew Tung Borlongan highlight 18 Chinese-Filipino artists shaping contemporary visual culture The Philippines has always been ...

Marfil was the visionary for the mural and said Portland’s lack of Filipino-inspired art motivated him to reach out to the center to collaborate on the mural.

To help draw attention to the thriving Filipino community in Austin, Texas, Joi Conti ’11 (photographic illustration) created a new magazine guide called TAYO NA: Austin Filipino Artists & Makers ...