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Art House, Amorsolo Drive, Rockwell Center, Makati City, Pasig (2026)

13/05/2026

A Mother’s Day special collection by Art House PH, featuring the works of Kim Cruz.

Kim Cruz (b. 1997) is a Filipino fine artist, art instructor, and curator from Manila, Philippines, currently based between Manila and Lisbon, Portugal. She is the founder of KALMA Art Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to art education and therapy, working closely with communities, orphanages, and foundations to support women and children, including victims of trafficking. Her practice centers on the female figure, often exploring themes of identity, vulnerability, and empowerment through expressive and contemporary forms. She began exhibiting at a young age, holding her first solo show at 23 which sold out, and later her first international exhibition in Tokyo at 25, followed by shows across cities such as Barcelona, Los Angeles, Miami, Singapore, and Paris. In 2025, she was recognized in the Forbes 30 Under 30 United States list under Art and Style, as well as Dazed 100 Asia.

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12/05/2026

A Mother’s Day special collection by Art House PH, featuring the work of Jerah Mel Ladines.

Jerah Mel Ladines’ A Mother’s Sacrifice is a tribute inspired by the timeless masterpieces of Fernando Amorsolo, reflecting the empowerment and vital role of women in society, especially in today’s world. The painting draws inspiration from Amorsolo’s portrayal of Filipino rural life, where women and farmers were depicted with dignity, strength, and grace. Through this work, the artist honors Amorsolo’s legacy by capturing the beauty of Filipino culture and reminding us of the values, sacrifices, and traditions that should never be forgotten.

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12/05/2026

A Mother’s Day special collection by Art House PH, featuring the works of Enon de Belen.

Enon is a self-taught, multi-disciplinary artist from Angono, Rizal. She is a registered nurse and practiced for a year immediately after she graduated. Looking for a greener pasture, she worked as a call center agent on-off for six years but knew it was a dead-end job. At the age of 26, while still working in an office, she taught herself to paint with watercolor by studying references online. She has been a hobbyist since 2013, painting subjects from landscapes, still-life, and portraits.

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10/05/2026

A Mother’s Day special collection by Art House PH, featuring the works of Wencyl Mallari.

Wencyl Mallari (b. 1987) is a contemporary Filipino figurative artist from Tarlac known for her dreamlike paintings that blend realism, surrealism, and symbolism. Raised in a family of artists, she began drawing at a young age under the guidance of her father, artist Ambrocio Mallari, and later studied at Tarlac State University. Her works often explore femininity, nature, and emotion through luminous figures intertwined with flowers, corals, and organic forms. Rooted in realism yet enriched with contemporary surrealist influences, her paintings celebrate the strength, elegance, and inner world of women with softness and depth.

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10/05/2026

A Mother’s Day special collection by Art House PH, featuring the works of Ronna Manansala.

Ronna Manansala (b. 1963) is the grand daughter of the Philippines’ National Artist in Visual Arts, Vicente Manansala. Her works silently speak of the true beauty of a woman, calm, simple, strong, and in touch with God. She is always inclined to do mother and child as she treasures the love of her grandma and mother. And as she paints, and smells the paint and turpentine she's suddenly transported back in time to a place calls home, in the comforting arms of the real-life hero she fondly calls Lolo Enteng. Manansala, known for her vibrant and expressive brushwork, brings an explosion of life and emotion to the canvas. Her bold strokes and masterful use of colors convey a sense of energy and passion that draws the viewer in, compelling them to explore the hidden depths of each piece. Her art always challenges conventional perceptions, leaving a lasting impression on those who interact with it.

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08/05/2026

A Mother's Day special collection by Art House PH, featuring the works of Angela Silva.

Angela Silva (b. 1955) is a mixed media artist and printmaker based in Talisay, Negros Occidental. In her work, she explores identity, memory, time, and place to create layers of nuance and meaning. She uses printmaking, mixed media collage, and image transfers to convey an "antiquarian sensibility".

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08/05/2026

A Mother’s Day special collection by Art House PH, featuring giclée prints of the timeless works of Vicente Manansala

Vicente Silva Manansala (b. 1910) was a Filipino National Artist for Painting from Macabebe, Pampanga, known for his Cubist paintings and prints that portrayed contemporary Filipino life, addressing themes of intimacy, poverty, and culture. He studied at the University of the Philippines School of Fine Arts and later trained at the École des Beaux-Arts through scholarship grants, where he was influenced by modernist ideas and mentored by Fernand Léger. He developed “transparent” Cubism, a style that simplified figures into basic geometric forms layered with translucent colors while keeping them recognizable, often depicting Filipino families, urban and rural life, and everyday scenes. His work blended social commentary with modern techniques and had a lasting influence on younger Filipino artists.

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09/02/2026

Familiar, yet quietly uncertain.
Joseph Gabriel’s ceramic works play with perception—where form shifts meaning and each piece opens to new interpretation.

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09/02/2026

As he conceptualized his response for LAKBAY: Through Visual Poetries, Joseph Gabriel honed in on Ling Quisumbing’s ability to play with perception. He poured his sentiments and musings into familiar yet ambiguous ceramic works such as “Memento,” “Because it was there,” and “Things left unspoken.”

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09/02/2026

Kinship across oceans.
Kulay’s work weaves concepts identity, belonging, and home—responding to Ling Quisumbing’s pieces through autobiography, lore, and lived places.

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09/02/2026

Kulay Labitingan’s practice is anchored on identity, belonging, and home, expressed through materiality, order, and storytelling. Inspired by Ling Quisumbing’s works–specifically Scribble series 4 and 5, Pillow Queen, and Deux Joies—Kulay explores visual autobiography, blending personal history, lore, and materials shaped by the places he has inhabited.

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