Visual artist Kristine Lim MANILA, Philippines — One weekday afternoon, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts gathered a few arts/culture writers to meet and talk with visual artist Kristine Soguilon Lim. As a Navy reservist, she is involved with the arts and culture arm of the Philippine Navy. The Soguilon family came from an
Filipina visual artist and tea sommelier Rachel Duenas is set to make her international debut at the Louvre in Paris! She is among the chosen Filipino artists to showcase their works at the Carrousel du Louvre, an esteemed art shopping event known for its vibrant blend of talents and seasoned collectors, which is happening from
No “starving artists” on this list-whoever thought of that oxymoron should have thought twice before coining the term. Raking in the big bucks in the art world is no easy feat, hence we pay tribute to the brave few who persevered at creating art and made loads of money along the way. SPOT.ph listed 10
June Leaf, an influential American visual artist renowned for her abstract allegorical paintings, drawings, and modernist kinetic sculptures, passed away on July 1, 2024, at the age of 94. Based in New York City and Mabou, Nova Scotia, Leaf’s work spanned decades and defied easy categorization, leaving an indelible mark on the art world. Leaf’s
Art Over Ads Brady Black On an early summer evening last week, a group of 30 artists gathered in downtown Seattle to create public art on top of advertisements. This community-organized movement served as a social commentary on the tension and asymmetrical dynamics between art and advertising in public spaces. Artist Brady Black brought the
Growing up in Uganda, Leilah Babirye was deeply inspired by traditional African ceramic and wood-carving techniques observed from local artisans. But it was her journey from Kampala to New York City that significantly shaped her creative work today. “I was able to move from Kampala to New York because I got accepted to the Fire
Several years ago, Mishel Schwartz took a leap of faith and gave up the stability of a thriving graphic design career in order to devote herself full-time to the life of a working artist. And once the decision was made, there was no looking back. Mishel has always had a gift for uniting colour and
Visual artists Jamie Nami Kim and Paul Waters discuss collaboration as an ongoing conversation, joyful exchange, and learning experience. Paul Waters, Conversation oil on cut cotton collage on canvas, 36h x 30w in Jamie Nami Kim, Ten Women, cut paper on board, 37h x 95w in How does a collaboration begin? Paul: It starts with
Australian Ceramics Open Studios (ACOS) is an annual, nationwide, weekend event that celebrates clay, community and creativity. Hosted by The Australian Ceramics Association (TACA), ceramics studios open their doors to give visitors a peek into their making, their love of clay and a chance to take home a handmade piece. ACOS 2024 will be held
LONDON, July 3, 2024 – (ACN Newswire) – Scorpios, the renowned beach concept and creative gathering place, in partnership with art tech pioneers HOFA Gallery, announces ‘Evolving Perspectives,’ the second edition of their Encounters summer arts programme. Running from July 18 to September 18, this 9-week series expands to take place across Scorpios’ two stunning beachfront locations,