Showing posts with label Collections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collections. Show all posts

Sunday, June 23, 2019

TOYCON celebrates 18th year in the Asian Pop Culture scene at SMX Convention Center, Pasay | June 28-30, 2019


The Philippine Toys, Hobbies and Collectibles Convention, better known as TOYCON PH, is celebrating 18 years of serving pop culture enjoyment to its fans both local and international. It is, simply put, the longest-running and premiere pop culture event in Asia.

TOYCON POPLIFE FANXPERIENCE happens on June 28-30, 2019 at the SMX Convention Center, Pasay City.

Friday, June 1, 2018

Hall of Fame Authentics (HOFA): a sports memorabilia collection


Collectors of sports memorabilia know that finding authentic signed pieces is next to impossible in the Philippines. Despite the growing number of collectors in the country, there has been no reliable source of authentic signed sports memorabilia to match their passion.

Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Petron partners with Marvel Studios’ Avengers Infinity War


In partnership with Marvel Studios’ Avengers Infinity War,  market leader Petron Corporation is offering avid collectors the opportunity to start another collection with their Avengers Infinity War Desk Collectibles. Made from high-quality die-cast metal, these collectibles are also highly functional and very affordable.

Thursday, November 28, 2013

Exhibition: The Mabini Art Movement at CCP | November 28, 2013-February 23, 2014

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The Cultural Center of the Philippines presents the first in-depth exhibition on "Mabini Art", a genre in Philippine painting that developed in the 1950’s. The Mabini Art Movement opens on November 28, 2013 (Thursday), 6 pm at the Bulwagang Juan Luna.

Identified with artists who set up shops at Mabini Street in Ermita, Manila, the label eventually acquired a derogatory meaning particularly for its highly commercial nature. The exhibit, curated by Dr. Pearl E. Tan, looks into its roots from the conservative school propagated by artists who were taught the academic style at the University of the Philippines School of Fine Arts. Her research identified three generations of artists who developed styles and modes of practice that make Mabini Art a distinct genre and movement in Philippine painting.