I have always loved museums. There's this magic
in them that let's me feel good about the world and what it has to offer. I'm a frustrated painter so I am always left in awe when I see paintings and murals
with intricate details, raw emotions, and incessant energy. One of my dreams is
to visit famous museums and galleries across the globe like the Louvre in Paris,
the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, and
the Mauritshuis in The Hague in Netherlands. And since I need a bit lot of saving up
until I visit them, I frequent museums that are a little closer to
home and within the metro. Here are a few.
Showing posts with label paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paintings. Show all posts
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Let's Museum Hop!
Labels:
City,
City Life,
Exhibit,
Gallery,
History,
Manila,
Museum,
National Museum and Gallery Month,
paintings,
Philippine History,
Science
Sunday, 24 August 2014
Life Force by Jana Benitez
Hey everyone!
Hope you're all doing fine.
Have you heard of Jana Benitez? She's a US-based Filipino artist who made her debut at the young age of 12 and had her first exhibit at Ayala Museum. She grew up in Manhattan's Upper East Side, not surprising being the daughter of Jose Conrado Benitez, president of PWU and Joanne De Asis, a New York investment banker. She's an alumna of Brown, a prestigious Ivy League university, she graduated Magna Cum Laude in Visual Arts. She's been to Chile, France, China and New Zealand to name a few. And now she's back in the Philippines to display her new work entitled "Life Force."
Hope you're all doing fine.
Have you heard of Jana Benitez? She's a US-based Filipino artist who made her debut at the young age of 12 and had her first exhibit at Ayala Museum. She grew up in Manhattan's Upper East Side, not surprising being the daughter of Jose Conrado Benitez, president of PWU and Joanne De Asis, a New York investment banker. She's an alumna of Brown, a prestigious Ivy League university, she graduated Magna Cum Laude in Visual Arts. She's been to Chile, France, China and New Zealand to name a few. And now she's back in the Philippines to display her new work entitled "Life Force."
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| Jana Benitez Photo By: Nelson Matawaran |
Labels:
Ayala Museum,
City,
Jana Benitez,
Life Force,
Museum,
paintings
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