Cebu Insights·Dec 16, 2025Celebrating Modern Filipino Artists at the Visayas Art Fair“I don’t believe in art, I believe in artists.”
Natalie Blazhievskaya·Nov 18, 2025Fragility — Is It the New Strength? Reflections on the Audacity ExhibitionWhen I went to the exhibition with the bold title Audacity, I expected something loud, provocative, or maybe even aggressive. But what I…A response icon1A response icon1
Shebnem Niazi·May 14, 2025Tahanan as Radical Softness — A Personal Reflection on Sa Ating Pag-tahan / In Our StillnessAn essay on diaspora, identity, and how art softens the spaces where we grieve, remember, and rebuild from afar.A response icon1A response icon1
Kriztin Cruz·Apr 26, 2025Just Create, Anyway: What I Took Away from ‘Federico Aguilar Alcuaz: Larger Than Life’ at Fundacion…Before anything else, let it be known that I only knew so much about Federico Aguilar Alcuaz prior to coming to the April 24 show his son…A response icon1A response icon1
Kriztin Cruz·Apr 21, 2025Oh, Look! Another Essay About Why Galleries and Museums Are Vital to Humanity — Especially to…While the art scene is thriving in the Philippines, the humanities are under attack in the US. Books are being banned, funding is cut…
InHC5 ArtbyHypercaring 5·Aug 23, 2023Left Wing Project: How an artwork made me question my pastI think one of the most misunderstood aspect of art is how it can spark a conversation. The conversation doesn’t have to be praise for the…
Hypercaring 5·Aug 9, 2023Kesepian dalam kerumunan: Pameran oleh seniman Filipina Isabel dan Alfredo AquilizanBagaimana rasanya ketika seseorang berimigrasi ke negara lain? Sebuah tulisan tentang pameran Somewhere, Elsewhere, Nowhere
InHC5 ArtbyHypercaring 5·Aug 9, 2023Being lonely in a crowd: Immigration and displacement through the lens of Filipino artistsIsabela and Alfredo Aquilizan explore what it means when, intentionally or not, one has to uproot their lives.
Hannah Bettina·Aug 26, 2021An identity on the runI have always appreciated Filipino art, especially those that showcased our culture and our sense of being a “true Filipino.” Works such as…
