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 ...

Saturday is Patricia Perez’s day off, but instead of shopping or doing other weekend chores, Perez said she wanted to take the time to browse through a new art exhibit in Evanston featuring 48 ...

GLENDALE, Calif. (KABC) -- Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is officially underway and the Forest Lawn Museum in Glendale has a Filipino art exhibit you can enjoy. "Filipino ...

On June 7, Manila-based Léon Gallery Art and Antiquities staged the Spectacular Mid-Year Auction, marking the beginning of the gallery’s 15th-anniversary celebrations. A leading force within the ...

Many of us wish we could go back in time to ask our grandparents questions about their life, their family, and what it was like growing up, but Kenneth Tan did not need a time machine. Instead, he ...

What is now Dr. José Rizal Park, an outdoor space for the local Beacon Hill community in Seattle, Washington, was once a condemned land. Inaccessible to the public until it was acquired in 1971 by the ...

Jaime Ponce de Leon is the founder and director of León Gallery, a gallery and auction house in Manila that specializes in the art of the Philippines. Recently, when Artnet told me that they were ...

Jigger Cruz is one of several young Filipino artists experimenting with new methods of painting, and his attempt to break with traditional representation has yielded a new form of automatism.

Filipino ice carvers Ross Baisas, Angelito Baban, Antonio Baisas and Victor Dagatan captured first place in the multiblock division at the 2026 World Ice Art Championships for the second year ...

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A participant sings karaoke inside "TNT Traysikel," a mobile artwork by Paolo Asuncion and Michael Arcega, two students of Carlos Villa. The piece is part of the Villa retrospective at the Asian Art ...