Joey Cobcobo Traces the Difference in His Artmaking Process
By The Cartellino Team
This idea evaded Joey Cobcobo as he creates One Of

'Fathom' Goes Beyond Size in Understanding Today's Biggest Issues
By The Cartellino Team
The exhibition 'Fathom', as curated by Leo Abaya, 20 artists go beyond…

Zean Cabangis Regards Process and Meaning of Layers
By The Cartellino Team
Zean Cabangis shows his process in 'Constantly Beginning from the End' with each work showcased.

Sornchai Phongsa Challenges Belief Systems in Contemporary Society
By The Cartellino Team
Sornchai Phongsa addresses how long-held beliefs and traditions are observed in contemporary society in 'Hypnotize'.

A Generation of Artists Share Sociopolitical Views for 'Courage and Poem'
By The Cartellino Team
In the exhibition 'Courage and Poem', artists Socheol Kim, Yi Yunyi, Seo Young Chang, and Han Jin, together…

In Understanding Moore's Law and Challenging Its Limitations
By The Cartellino Team
In Tin-Aw Art Gallery's 'Double, Double, Moore in Trouble'

Jose Tence Ruiz in a Political Conversation on Canvas
By The Cartellino Team
Jose Tence Ruiz is just as frustrated as a lot of us are, in the way the country has progressed and it's especially communicated through 'potahMATIC'.

The Terrifying Tides of Change by Red Salonga
By The Cartellino Team

Jason Moss' Good Harvest: What Makes Them Human
By The Cartellino Team
Jason Moss takes this imagery to human-like figures expressing and doing that of human things in 

The Freedom in Solitary Confinements by Marc Aran Reyes
By The Cartellino Team
This piece of history puts Marc Aran Reyes to understanding how freedom and confinement work then versus now in 'Familiar Places'.

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.