His sidewalk gallery proves that art can live on a busy Cebu street, sold straight from the hands that painted it.
The gallery asked artists, collectors, owners, and duly authorized representatives to retrieve their works by Dec. 31, 2026.
It took a long time before he was ready to give his art three dimensions.
Gabito transformed ordinary fabric into an intriguing question for the audience.
The call comes amid DTI’s Tatak Pinoy campaign, which encourages Filipinos to recognize, choose and promote locally made products and services.
Protest of the Arts will offer free entrance and legal guidance for artists affected by canceled events.
He personally created Joey Joe’s flavors and recipes. Photos by Wil Buena Vlog.
The greatest reward for artists is having their work appreciated while they are still alive.
The exhibit is open for 12 days from July 25 to August 5.
Two-week mall exhibition from July 1 to 14 highlights Filipino artists and expands to 26 SM malls nationwide.
