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Astride the City: Artist Interview with Vin Quilop
By The Cartellino Team
Whether it’s a boat leaving port at Roxas Boulevard or a 7-11 shopfront done in the style of Edward Hopper, Vin’s delectable slices-of-life…

Options A-Z; Ho Tzu Nyen’s Critical Dictionary of South-East Asia
By The Cartellino Team

How We Talk About Talking About Contemporary Art
By The Cartellino Team
As if the idea of the white cube wasn’t enough, there isn’t anything like dense verbiage to discourage people from feeling welcome.

Dispelling Doubt, Shadow in “Light and Crystalline”
By The Cartellino Team

A Beginner's Guide to Framing and Staple Styles
By Jose Naval
Take it with a grain of salt when someone tells you there aren’t any “hard and fast rules” for framing. It’s not untrue, but…

Looking at The Times Through The Eyes of Charlie Co
By The Cartellino Team
Bending whimsy into the foreboding, Charlie Co’s works cast viewers adrift in his visual dreamscapes.

Kichang Choi Reimagines Love Through Forms
By The Cartellino Team
Motifs of repetition and rupture undergird an eclectic array of subjects in this visual account of love—or, better, of the myriad ways we find…

One and J. Gallery Looks Forward to 2020 with Group Exhibition
By The Cartellino Team
One and J. Gallery, located at the heart of South Korea, looks back on the past decade as they transcend positive spirits for the new decade.

Hou Zichao Goes Beyond Forms in Landscape Paintings
By The Cartellino Team
In the exhibition 'Light Breaks Where No Sun Shines', Hou Zichao sets up a foreseeable antecedent evoking human worldly desires behind landscapes.

The Metamorphosis: Keb Cerda's Ever-Innovating Art
By Francesca Testa
Keb Cerda may have better things in store for us but there's no telling when inspiration can strike him and create…

Existentialism in Simulation and Reality by Mak Ying Tung 2
By The Cartellino Team
The exhibition 'Home Sweet Home' asks this question as we immerse ourselves in the made-up reality of Mak Ying Tung 2's work.

On The Completion of Miyuki Tsugami's Landscape Paintings
By The Cartellino Team
Miyuki Tsugami ultimately completes her process in 'Therein, Nothing – Just Precious Trifles' at Anomaly.

Takashi Murakami Continues to Push Forward the Superflat Movement
By The Cartellino Team
Takashi Murakami leads all fans of the cartoon and him alike to Perrotin Tokyo for Superflat…

'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…

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

How Art Movements Matter to Asian Contemporary Arts
By Francesca Testa
There's one thing art movements have in common: they were all born in the west and are products of western thinking,…

5 Books About Art Collection to Help You Navigate the Scene Easily
By Francesca Testa
Whether you're new to the art market or simply looking for new references for the contemporary art scene, here are 5 books about art collection to…

Cut & Curated: Seeing is to Feeling as It is to Believing
By The Cartellino Team
In this ediiton of Cut & Curated, we take seeing into a gratification of senses through patterns and textures.

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.

7 Art Therapy Activities You Can Do On Your Own
By Cielo Serale
Art therapy is the use of artistic methods to improve one's mental health or to treat psychological disorders.

Huseyin Sami Explores The Process Of Creation
By The Cartellino Team
Chroma presents the physical and tactile nature of painting for Sami and also reveals a preoccupation with exploring the spatial qualities…