Estancia Houses The First Ortigas Art Festival

by - February 23, 2018

“In every work of art, the artist himself is present.” This quote from a famous German author and poet, Christian Morgenstern proves that artwork is a powerful representation of artists. To some, it may just be a painting or piece of art but to many, these masterpieces have been a source of inspiration.
As we celebrate the National Arts Month this February, Estancia is bringing some of the best artworks in Ortigas. This will be a month-long art festival to bring art closer to the hearts and minds of the Filipinos.

Art lovers will surely enjoy the Ortigas Art Festival which showcased the revolving art scene of the Philippines. It is also a way for Ortigas and Company to live up to its commitment to promote creativity and ingenuity.

Expect to see contemporary art pieces as Estancia partnered with Alfredo Esquillo’s Eskinita Gallery known as an alternative platform for artists and an “art project” that continues to evolve in the “here and now” of contemporary art.
Estancia’s Bridgeway will be transformed into an art space which will feature unique exhibits and creative workshops starting February 23 until March 26. Watercolors, portraits, sculptures and other forms of art come together to transform public space into a unique artistic showcase. Some of the artists to be featured include Allison Wong-David known for her imaginative stainless steel works, Helen Mirasol’s photography and Peter Sutcliffe watercolor painting.
One of the exhibitors, Peter Sutcliffe who is known for his watercolor art

Visitors can also check out solo exhibits by up and coming artists Anthony Victoria, Arvi Fetalvero, Bon Mujeres, Ged Merino, and Richard Buxani, all of who experiment with various materials to create one-of-a-kind pieces. Taha Na by Annie Concepcion from the collection Sheer. Equally interesting are collaborations showcased in group exhibits by Tuklas, Biskeg, KalyeKolektib, and Eskinita Kontemporaryo.

For a more interactive experience and immerse visitors in the arts, various activities have also been lined up, which visitors can join for free.

For those who are interested to learn watercolor painting, here is your chance as Peter Sutcliffe holds a watercolor tutorial on March 24 and 25. For those who want painting sessions, Ato Habulan will hold an Alla Prima Painting session on March 11. For those who want to see how art turns from concept to reality, Kalye Kolektib will hold Live Art: Mural Making on March 18.
"Ortigas & Company has always supported the arts. By holding an art festival in Estancia, we hope to make art more meaningful and accessible. It is also our way of fostering a deeper regard for the art and cultural scene while offering a new experience for mall patrons and the Capitol Commons community," said Arch. Renee Bacani, VP Ortigas & Company.


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About Ortigas & Company
Ortigas & Company is one of the pioneers in real estate development in the Philippines. Now on its 86th year, the company continues to build great places for life through its iconic estates for living, shopping, business, and entertainment. It is the developer behind some of Metro Manila’s best-known master planned and mixed-use developments: Greenhills, Ortigas East, Capitol Commons, and Circulo Verde. For more information, visit www.ortigas.com.ph or call 633-1580.


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