Every artist has their own medium. From something as traditional as acrylic paint to something as complex as marble, these free spirits make use of art materials that will allow them to showcase their creativity. And in this particular case, artist Keth Pride makes use of a different combination of materials–namely wood and stained glass. […]
Banksy left a note for hospital staff, saying: “Thanks for all you’re doing. I hope this brightens the place up a bit, even if (it’s) only black and white.”
If there’s one thing that separates us from the rest of the world—or makes one unique as a Filipino—it is our never-say-die spirit or also known as #PinoyPride. Whether it’s a beauty pageant or a sporting event, you can expect Filipinos to be the first group of people to express their all-out support on social […]
This POP! Creators entry was submitted by CK Natividad, a student from Tomas Claudio Colleges in Morong, Rizal. Natividad created a portrait of our national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal using the ashes from the Taal Volcano eruption that happened last January. “On the afternoon of January 12, 2020, Taal Volcano erupted and spewed ashes. I went outside […]
One of the most common scenarios we had witnessed two weeks ago was people picking up toilet papers on the ply (well, we meant, fly), depleting all supplies in groceries and supermarkets—as if it could save them from catching the infection. That’s why, given its obvious importance to every household, a group of artists is […]
For the design lovers, five design documentaries and series from the world’s streaming platforms are available amid the lockdown brought by COVID-19.
Outdoor survivalist Bear Grylls has developed indoor adventure ideas in collaboration with the Scouts United Kingdom to help entertain the kids during lockdown. While Grylls is best known for his wilderness survival series including “Man vs Wild” and National Geographic’s “Running Wild with Bear Grylls,” he has turned his attention to kid-friendly activities that can […]
Google Arts & Culture collaborated with 33 museums to stage “Faces of Frida,” as most museums have closed their doors due to COVID-19.
The coloring books, free to download as PDF pages, are suited for wannabe artists of all ages. Families can discover interactive maps, videos and fun facts.