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In a collaboration with the Fernando Amorsolo Art Foundation, Celeste Lecaroz presents ‘RÉPÉTITIO LECAROZ’ at 1335Mabini in Makati City, Philippines. The solo exhibition comprises 15 reinterpretations of works by Philippine painter Fernando Amorsolo which Lecaroz renders into spontaneous realism. These derivative works were all painted during lockdown and celebrate generations in Philippine art during a […]

In a collaboration with the Fernando Amorsolo Art Foundation, Celeste Lecaroz presents ‘RÉPÉTITIO LECAROZ’ at 1335Mabini in Makati City, Philippines. The solo exhibition comprises 15 reinterpretations of works by Philippine painter Fernando Amorsolo which Lecaroz renders into spontaneous realism. These derivative works were all painted during lockdown and celebrate generations in Philippine art during a

“Henry of Malacca (Spanish: Enrique de Malaca; Portuguese: Henrique de Malaca) was a Southeast Asian member of the Magellan expedition that completed the first circumnavigation of the world from 1519 to 1522. He was acquired as a slave by the Portuguese navigator, Ferdinand Magellan, in 1511 at the estimated age of 14 years, probably in

The art monograph of “Repetitio Lecaroz” is now available in print and pdf versions. The monograph features all 15 paintings on exhibit and the exhibition essay by Danton Remoto, whose novel, “Riverrun,” was recently published by Penguin Random House. The monograph also features the poetry of Jim Pascual Agustin, the international award-winning Filipino poet based

Painter Celeste Lecaroz does a “repetition” of the iconic paintings of National Artist in her style called spontaneous realism. She does repeat them, but she also reimagines these illuminated landscapes in her 15 paintings. National Artist Fernando Amorsolo (1892 to 1972) was a gifted artist who painted rural Philippine landscapes with a characteristic glow. The

1335Mabini, in cooperation Fernando Amorsolo Art Foundation, presents RÉPÉTITIO LECAROZ, a solo exhibition by Celeste Lecaroz that pays homage to Fernando Amorsolo’s works throughout his career. Approached through lenses one does not often see, Lecaroz brings another layer of life to the works of the late maestro by painting onto canvas iconic images through vivid

VISUAL artist Celeste Lecaroz is mounting a solo show, “Repetitio,” which runs from June 30 to July 28 at 1335Mabini in Karrivin Plaza, Chino Roces Ave. Exte., in Makati City. This exhibit is Ms. Lecaroz’s second for the year and her sixth one-woman show since 2018. “Repetitio” features derivatives of paintings by National Artist Fernando

Visual artist Celeste Lecaroz continues to defy the limits of the pandemic by mounting another solo show. Her latest entitled “Repetitio” runs from June 30 to July 28, 2021, at 1335Mabini in Karrivin Plaza, Chino Roces Avenue Extension, in Makati City. This exhibit is Lecaroz’s second for the year and her sixth one-woman show since

The Filipino Cultural Heritage Society of Washington, in partnership with Seattle Center Festal, presents the Buklod Sining Virtual Art Exhibit featuring the work of 14 Filipino artists, including Celeste Lecaroz. The exhibit, which opens on June 5 (June 6 in Manila) is being staged in celebration of the 123rd anniversary of Philippine independence. View the

Celeste Lecaroz was among five Filipina artists listed by The Flame, the official publication of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters, whose take on using vibrant colors not only give life to their subjects but also present dynamic and warm hues that effectively convey their artworks’ messages. The list was made in celebration of