Foodgasm IV: Craving 4 More?

 

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It's time for another food party galore for all foodies out there as we get ready for another "foodgasm" today at the Mercato Centrale in BGC.


I'm betting there will be lots of yummy Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and whatsoever social media postings of sumptuous food dishes that are tasty-looking even in photos. But would you settle for just photos? Better to be there and experience it personally.

The UP Economics Society, Midnight Mercato and Wacoal proudly present, Foodgasm IV: Craving 4 More?

Your favorite foodie event is back and tastier than ever! Get ready to taste and judge the best upcoming dishes the Metro has to offer on March 8, 2014 at Mercato Centrale in Bonifacio Global City, from 6pm-11pm!

Here and There: Future Stars of the Philippine Art Scene

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Here and There is a group exhibit of the up and coming and future stars of the Philippine Art Scene. 

Composed of young, talented and award winner individuals, the show features the recent works of Edmund Andrada, Fernando Antimano, Paolo Amparo, Salvador Banares, Marco Banares, Hermie Brown, Efren Carpio, Paul David Magisa, Ronante Maratas, Marilou Solano, Joey Simsim, Dexter Simsim, Bryan Teves and Julmard Vicente.

Opening Reception will be on March 14, 2014 at 7pm. Show will run until March 31, 2014.

Passengers: Paintings by Gino Tioseco and Raymond Kawataki Go

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“Passengers” is the latest art exhibit at Cevio Art Haus. It is a collaboration of the recent works of artists Gino Tioseco and Raymond Kawataki Go. The exhibit will showcase artworks which will tell us about their personal experiences, the people they met along the way and their interactions with them. The exhibit hopes to convey to the viewer the adage that we are all passengers in a ride called life.

As a full time visual artist, Gino Tioseco was influenced by other underrated painters such as Amedeo Modigliani, Milton Resnick, Leon Golub and Lester Johnson, He often used himself as the model for his nascent portraits saying that it was the most familiar subject to paint as he can project the fluctuations of himself as he experienced it. 

His paintings often have no title and his style is characterized by the use of garish colors, agitated brushwork and convulsive compositional rhythms. “My paintings have no narratives, no explanations and no endings,” Tioseco explains. “I want my audience to invest their own meaning into my works and draw their own conclusions.”