From drag discourse to gender-fluid fashion and artist-run spaces, MoCAF 2025 proved that queerness in Philippine contemporary art is no longer confined to representation—it has become part of the festival’s very language of pride, community, and creative freedom.

Happy Andrada turns Juvenal Sansó’s visual world into wearable art with a purpose.

From engineering to fine art, Glenn Perez’s journey reflects discipline, persistence, and an engagement with nature and material. 

In Disc.cussion, artists reimagine discarded CDs through printmaking.

At Salcedo Auctions’ Finer Pursuits vernissage, art, memory, and history converge as objects are reimagined through the stories that shape their value.

In its fifth year, MoCAF is set to deliver a next-level art experience for the community.

Improv Art Gallery introduces an international audience to dynamic Filipino artistic practices at Art Busan 2026.

In Fragmentia: Oculations of Reality, Kevin Pineda turns the discarded photograph into something unstable, sculptural, and strangely seductive—where fracture itself begins teaching the eye how to look again.

Featuring works by Shireen Co, Zuh Dai, Arvi Fetalvero, Yandra Po, and Ikea Rizalon, Each, Unfolding at Ysobel Art Gallery creates space for quiet points of connection. 

From Edo-era talismans to Wi-Fi Tamagotchis, OMOCHA: Japanese Toys Today traces how Japanese toys evolved into cultural artifacts shaped by memory, technology, and collective imagination