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JA Balaguer Chimes In
By The Cartellino Team
JA (Lex) Balaguer of Cartellino's Picks answers our First Edition questionnaire

Gabby Prado Is a Straight Shooter
By The Cartellino Team
Gabby Prado of Cartellino’s Picks answers our First Edition artist questionnaire.

CLOSING: Gary-Ross Pastrana’s ‘some recent (& disrupted) projects’
By Jose Naval

Stories Worth (Re)Telling: Philippine Artists at 2020 Berlin Biennale
By The Cartellino Team
Does it take an international biennale to learn about our local artists? No, but it's a good writing prompt.

Ciane Xavier x Modeka: When Space Becomes Headspace
By Jose Naval
If raising the bar is something to be had in the time of a pandemic, this could be it.

In Science We Trust: Why and How Does Paper Degrade?
By The Cartellino Team
Because everyone knows to rely on facts.

Dashiell Manley, Working Between Intention and Diversion
By The Cartellino Team
The multimedia artworks of Dashiell Manley, which have gone and been exhibited in nearly all the art world's centers…

The Beirut Art Community Needs Help, Here’s How
By The Cartellino Team

Collecting: What’s to Know about Art Conservation?
By The Cartellino Team

Morocco-Made Hassan Hajjaj Debuts in Asia at Barakat Contemporary
By The Cartellino Team
The artist's body of works illustrates the unique coexistence of European and North African cultures.

RUE, Arce, and His Stabilizing Resolve to Work by Feel
By The Cartellino Team
This mysterious Instagram artist seemed to blow up overnight.

No, You Move: 'Big Wind Blows' at Rossi & Rossi
By The Cartellino Team
Seven of Hong Kong's up-and-coming artists exhibit artworks against the grain of demand

Artinformal Celebrates Its 16th in Multilayered Reflection
By The Cartellino Team
Exhibited are works of seven multigenerational artists called to answer the question, "What does the number 16 meant to you?"

Get to Know the Featured Artists for Art in the Park Online
By The Cartellino Team
It's never too late to get acquainted

Upcoming: Eustaquio’s and Manley’s Art to Bulwark against Forgetting
By The Cartellino Team

In the Paintings of Ronson Culibrina, Viral Is an Atmosphere
By The Cartellino Team
This pandemic is heavy. For artist Ronson Culibrina, the way we’ve been left to guess how heavy plays no small part.

Thai Artists of Differing Views Reconvene for 'Conflicted Visions Again'
By Jose Naval
Shortly after the first show, Conflicted Visions, Thailand experienced a coup.

Shirley Tse’s ‘Stakes and Holders’ at M+ Pavilion
By The Cartellino Team

Tomona Matsukawa and Yusuke Yamatani at a Turning Point
By Jose Naval
Turns out, adulting is hard for everybody

Sculptures as Events in Chung Seoyoung’s “Knocking Air”
By The Cartellino Team

Coax until Fertile: Artist Interview with Kat Grow
By The Cartellino Team
We go to Kat Grow for understanding the slippery processes of art.