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Staying creative while you #StayAtHome

By Hermes Joy Tunac For digital content creators, a big part of their job involves traveling, shooting campaigns for brands and attending events, among others. But during this time of mandatory lockdown, how do influencers remain creative despite being faced with the prospect of limited access to content ideas? How…

Dreaming of ‘Hyun:’ What are the guys of CLOY up to during lockdown?

By Hermes Joy Tunac It looks like the craze over hit K-drama Crash Landing on You is here to stay a little longer. And with the announcement of the extension of the enhanced community quarantine in the Philippines, more and more people are getting onboard in binge-watching (or re-watching!) the series,…

León Gallery takes its summer auction online

While Luzon is still a littles less than two weeks away from the lifting of the enhanced community quarantine, Leon Gallery offers a bit of good news to art lovers. Within the comforts of your own homes, and as long as you have a stable internet connection, you may participate…

Locked down, but virtually free: Five educational and wellness activities you can engage in

By Hermes Joy Tunac It's been almost two weeks now since all of us in Luzon were put in a strict "quarantine"— a word that we have all become acquainted with since the coronavirus pandemic became a clear and present danger in our country. Two weeks akin to a roller…

Italian Ambassador Giorgio Guglielmino explores the meaning of originality in his new book

Italian Ambassador Giorgio Guglielmino has been an avid art collector and appreciator for decades, even as he continues his duty as a diplomat to the Philippines since 2017. His love for art knows no bounds, already having written several books on contemporary art, two of which were published in English.…

Art in the Park is back with more mystery artworks

Like an Easter egg hunt, the annual "Art in the Park" is known for bringing surprise eggs to its show, with unsigned artworks of National Artists camouflaging among the pieces displayed awaiting to be purchased by its lucky owner. In fact, in 2018, a park-goer hit the jackpot when he…

Mark your calendars: A ‘Very Important’ art sale is happening on March 14!

From H.R Ocampo to Arturo Luz, to Justin Nuyda and Roberto Chabet – among many other art legends– Salcedo Auctions brings the big names and the most fascinating artworks as part of the premier auction house’s 10th anniversary celebrations this March. The best part? These works can very well be yours, too...…

The Leon Gallery and Asian Cultural Council Philippines team up for ACC Auction on Feb. 22

For its 20th anniversary, the Asian Cultural Council Philippines (ACCP) Foundation has teamed up with the Leon Gallery for its upcoming ACC Art Auction on Feb. 22, 2020 at the Leon Gallery. An important endeavor that solidly bonds ACCP and Jaime De Leon of the premier auction house Leon Gallery, the…

Bonifacio is ‘King’ of Leon Gallery’s Nov 30 Auction

León Gallery recently announced its year-end The Kingly Treasures Auction 2019, which will feature luxurious Philippine fine art, antiques, and furniture from the Luis Ma Araneta y Zaragoza Collection. The artworks will be auctioned off on Nov. 30, 2019, starting at 2PM at Eurovilla 1, Legaspi Street corner Rufino Street, Legazpi Village, Makati…

Manila’s finest

In the latest issue of PeopleAsia ENCLAVES with Manila Mayor Isko Moreno on the cover, the mayor talks to PeopleAsia’s managing editor Jose Paolo dela Cruz about his 10-year plan for the city, his hopes, dreams, visions and the history of Manila through his own memories while growing up as…