The Life and Art of Lee Aguinaldo

The Life and Art of Lee AguinaldoA monograph on Lee Aguinaldo from the ArteFilipino series published by Vibal Foundation. Part of the first generation of Filipino abstractionists, Aguinaldo (1933 2007) blazed new trails during the wave of modernism that swept through Philippine art in the postwar years. His gestural and linear compositions in oil and acrylic made him a leading figure in the local art scene from the 1950s to the 1970s. Though abstract work made him famous, as an

Both are political stances indicative of the artist's recourse to utilize and make sense of discord

Geloy Concepcion

the komedya as a national theater form

the true reflection of a city’s nature derived not from its majestic urbanity

Morpo is a two-volume collection of poetry in Filipino by Allan Popa

Long Road to Dignity by US-based Filipino photographer Rick Rocamora seeks to highlight the struggles of Filipino WWII soldiers

The exhibition features a series of large-scale paintings produced by the artist during his residency in Bangkok

Sanghaya 2001 is a yearbook of Philippine arts and culture

politics identity

Featured in the exhibit are his creative experiments of weaving two canvases to form mat patterns and his appropriation and face cut-outs of archival photos using different media

and taxation are also cited for further explication

manifestoes