Metamorphosis Art by Nelson Castillo in Macuha Art Gallery which aims to promote the Philippine Contemporary Arts and the Filipino Artists.

Metamorphosis Art by Nelson Castillo in Macuha Art Gallery which aims to promote the Philippine Contemporary Arts and the Filipino Artists.
A new blog post “Art on Plates” by Fidel Sarmiento “Condo Series” Acrylic on Plates in Macuha Art Gallery which aims to promote Philippine Contemporary Arts & Filipino Artists.
Lorna Maza primarily paints from life, from photographs or memories of an experience. For her, every subject she paints raises a call to a journey that doesn’t stop in the canvas. It all begun in the “Beautiful Islands of the Philippines.” #MeetTheArtist here!
RICA BARBA’S CYBORGS & AESTHETICS To get a better understanding of Maricar Reyes Barba’s (Pseudonym “Rica Barba”) cyborg art. It is necessary to know the general concepts. A cyborg is a single self regulating … Continue reading Rica Barba’s Cyborg Art
Benjamin Cruz is a award winning Filipino painter who has the ability to dream and create new worlds. Mr. Cruz’s transforms his pieces to new heights with this concept of manipulating … Continue reading Realistic Abstracts by Benjamin Cruz
A rage to master as observed in some precocious young artists may help define extreme visual creativity in spotting artistic brilliance in children. Among all child prodigies there is one … Continue reading Meet Sky De Leon Child Prodigy Painter
This article is an introduction to the artist where Connie Cabalar shares the story of her art journey, artistic voice and lastly, her inspiration to do more in art.
“I have a very creative mind, and often the products of my creative mind manifest first in my dreams,” as quoted in INQUIRER.net.
Watercolor artist “Margarita Lim” was not a Fine Arts graduate; she was actually an accidental artist who attended an art workshop to help her get over the death of her … Continue reading Margarita Lim: Filipina Painter & Watercolorist
Award winning, internally driven, and emotionally charged, Edwin “Buboy” Dinapo’s original art executed mostly in abstract, human forms, landscape, portraits and still life—have been described as “evoking a feeling of peacefulness and serenity.”