Manix Abrera Sees a World of Pure Imagination
By The Cartellino Team
In Manix Abrera's Bulwagan ng Hiwaga, we find mystery and fantasies in life beyond we could imagine.

The Multifaceted Meanings and Methodologies of Kanchana Gupta
By The Cartellino Team
The title 458.32 Square Meters could…

Tsong Pu Goes Beyond Mainstream and Minimalism
By The Cartellino Team
In 'Illusions of the Universe', Tsong Pu allows a larger interpretation of his works and its relatability to reality.

Understanding Kafka's Complex Characters through Art in Unfolding Kafka Festival 2019
By The Cartellino Team
This year, with the theme "Kafka Zoo," artists from all across the world participate in exploring Kafka's animal and cross-breed characters at Unfolding…

Intimacy in Safe Spaces According to Gahee Park
By The Cartellino Team
South Korean born New York-based artist Gahee Park takes it to the canvas to deliver a message in the exhibition We Used to be Fish.

Zhong Wei Lets Us See What Innovation Does to Us
By The Cartellino Team
In the exhibition 

More Than a Woman: Pinaree Sanpitak Reinterprets the Breast Stupa
By The Cartellino Team
In the show 'Fragmented Bodies: The Personal and The Public'

How Heewon Oh Captures Climates on Canvas
By The Cartellino Team
To Heewon Oh, watching the weather change carefully allows her to study how time progresses and we see it on Iridescent Fog.

Elaine Roberto Navas Shares a Personal View on Still Life
By The Cartellino Team
Through a series of creations, Elaine Roberto Navas takes a closer look at her life in still life.

Nice Buenaventura Becomes Instrument for Machines to be Artists
By The Cartellino Team
In Autoportraits,…

Illusory Works of Ni Youyu in Space and Time
By The Cartellino Team
There are many questions that riddles the works of Chinese artist Ni Youyu in the exhibition The Last Sunset.

Cris Villanueva Jr. Goes Beyond Meanings in Abstraction
By The Cartellino Team
Cris Villanueva Jr. takes on the humor of deception and engages in a silent discourse of substance and revelations.

Rainy Days and Sun Days: Luke Ching Chin Wai's 'Liquefied Sunshine'
By The Cartellino Team
Luke Ching Chin Wai has a way of viewing things and in Liquefied…

Celine Lee Casts Contemporary Creative Expressions
By The Cartellino Team
As reflected in Celine Lee's works, creative expression varies and each layer once pulled apart, varies in meaning from one person to another.

Explore Beyond Steps with Christina Quisumbing Ramilo
By The Cartellino Team
The artist's fascination with this architectural wonder remains and with Flight

Peek Inside Trnz's Idle Mind in This Multisensory Experience
By The Cartellino Team
In Trnz's My Idle Mind,…

Dexter Sy Traces Relationships and Breaks Down Cultural Barriers
By The Cartellino Team
To Filipino-Chinese artist Dexter Sy, this connection prevails from his upbringing to today and seen on his exhibition, Bloodline.

Doctor Karayom: When We All Fall Asleep Where Do The Creatures Go?
By The Cartellino Team
Doktor Karayom shares his vision of what happens within the loops of our minds in the show Laway sa Unan at Vinyl on Vinyl.

Xu Qu Shows How We're at the Peak of a Crisis
By The Cartellino Team
In the exhibition Fineness,…

Reconstructing Landscapes Through the Eyes of Seeun Kim
By The Cartellino Team
Art critic Hanbum Lee notes 'The Woman in the Dunes' at a scan through Seeun Kim's works for the solo…

The World Through Rose-Colored Lenses According to Olivia d'Aboville
By The Cartellino Team
Inspired by the color field movement, Olivia d'Aboville diverts from monochromatic palettes to bright hues of handwoven abaca and polyester.