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Throughout history, the Spanish town of Cuenca has witnessed, in no particular order, Muslim domination, Napoleonic attacks, authoritarian oppression and the religious inquisition hurling offenders into a ravine. Read more. Mentions Fernando Zobel!
In a recent media launch, popular tourist guide and heritage advocate Carlos Celdran described BGC as “a city with soul,” with the bus tour meant to emphasize its four passions: “Nature, science, arts and sports.” Read more.
What better way to store and display some of the world’s greatest artwork than in a structure as well-designed and beautiful as the art itself? Read more.
HONG KONG — It is not exactly a junk boat, but it is quite close. Read more.
Headless figures and wild horses, roiling in chaos, seemed to express the human condition with violent directness. Titled “U-Turn,” this monochromatic mural, an allusion to the Apocalypse, became a turning point for artist Antonio “Tony” Leaño. It won him first prize in the first Metrobank Foundation National Painting Competition in 1988... When art patron and gallery owner Dr. Joven Cuanang saw the obra, he was drawn by the convulsive representational figures and the powerful symbolic references. Read more.
Top officials of the National Museum have expressed appreciation to the local government for the improvements being done at the Paseo del Mar, stressing it enhances the National Museum, which is located right beside the recreational park. Read more.
