Beauty is in the Eye of the Tiger Art Unveiling!

06.27.2012 – Nemo Aguila known for his odd worldly creatures mashing up with Filipino popular culture had his very second public solo exhibit last night at The Crucible located at the fourth level of the building A in SM Megamall. There was a turn out from friends, family, and mall passersby just to look at the six masterful works of Nemo Aguila. Each of the portraits conveyed a mixed of thoughts and other worldly creatures. You’ll never miss his signature creations and the three-eyed Manster being sort of eater egg in some of his paintings.

Secret Fresh Unveils The "Emotional Landscape" Exhibit!

06.24.2012 – Last night Whoop a local street artist unveiled his second Solo Exhibit at the 2nd level of the Secret Fresh store with his Kooklooklan exclusive toy. This time the theme for his exhibit is “Emotional Landscape” which features some of his fresh and colorful creations. This also features his artwork in The Floater, The Crawler and The Sinker currently on display at the Secret Fresh Gallery where his huge sculpture in “Melted Dreams” as its centerpiece that you might be interested in owning.

Art Tuesdays with Angry Woebots at Vinyl on Vinyl!

06.18.2012 – Angry Woebots who’s based in Hawaii has come back to Manila. He’s back to do a special Art Talk on Vinyl on Vinyl’s “Art Tuesdays. Known as Aaron Woes Martin have previously had an exhibit alongside Dee Jae Pa’Este last year who also travels the world being around New York to Japan and now the Philippines. Both illustrators have successfully had their works on exhibit at Vinyl on Vinyl located at The Collective in Malugay Street, Makati City. The talented and humble Angry Woebots shares his passion for the life in food, art & just being the average guy in the neighborhood.

Pop Culture Art at the Extensions Lopez Museum.

12.01.2010 - Museums are a great place to see the past. It's a huge time capsule of once proud history. Evidently the current trend and perspective in a museum has been stuck in that notion until now. Earlier today we had the opportunity to visit the Lopez Museum.

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