September 06, 2007
September 02, 2007
August 31, 2007
MSC: Project Shop
"Mark Salvatus Corporation (MSC): Project Shop"
Sept 1, 2007, at Cubicle Gallery, Pasig City
everybody is part of a mass performance of buying andselling starting at 6PM MSC will sell limited edition shirts and other items that will help fund Mark's residency at Can serrat ArtCentre in Spain this September
The Cubicle Gallery, 40A C. Raymundo corner StellaMarris,
Maybunga, Pasig City -for details pls. text 09108929904
Sept 1, 2007, at Cubicle Gallery, Pasig City
everybody is part of a mass performance of buying andselling starting at 6PM MSC will sell limited edition shirts and other items that will help fund Mark's residency at Can serrat ArtCentre in Spain this September
The Cubicle Gallery, 40A C. Raymundo corner StellaMarris,
Maybunga, Pasig City -for details pls. text 09108929904
August 26, 2007
psp-outpost: Planet Prozess in Berlin
Recently JR and BLU , both known for their large sized wall works, we mean L, XL, XXL, collaborated for another one big piece as part of "Planet Prozess", a massive urban art event that took place in Berlin. More story at Wooster Collective
BrownMonkeys at Pinoy Blend Dubai
Pinoy design collective BrownMonkeys based in Dubai UAE does some live artat Pinoy Blend. photo nicked from Prettymonkey26
August 23, 2007
Wallspankers Issue 4 now alvailable for download!
Featuring over 100 international artists and over 350 free b/w stickers
including works from Deformindustry, MutatioNation and Wanshu
The Wall Spankers Project was founded by MWMgraphics. The goal is to bring together international artists and designers in a collaborative, sharing environment. By releasing the zine at a printable resolution, we hope that participants and supporters will take advantage of it and produce the stickers on their own. Spreading each others work to areas of the world that the creator might not have the opportunity to visit.
You can also download Wallspankers issues 1, 2 ans 3 for free
The Wall Spankers Project was founded by MWMgraphics. The goal is to bring together international artists and designers in a collaborative, sharing environment. By releasing the zine at a printable resolution, we hope that participants and supporters will take advantage of it and produce the stickers on their own. Spreading each others work to areas of the world that the creator might not have the opportunity to visit.
You can also download Wallspankers issues 1, 2 ans 3 for free
over at www.wallspankers.com/
August 21, 2007
August 20, 2007
signal number 50/50
50/50Nico Puertollano's 2nd Solo Exhibit for 2007
Consistently putting skateboard decks inside galleries, as an artist and skateboarder, Nico Puertollano welcomes us to his world of half art and half-skating. This time around Nico explores his own cultural identity. Born and raised in Manila, Nico's family moved to NYC when he was 9 years old, enabling him to experience and share the lifestyle of most Americans. Oddly though, it was in the West where Nico's fascination for Japanese culture flourished. This fascination led him to travel, discover and learn the curiosities of the Far East. Nico also adapts the undying honor and moral fiber that is distinctive of the Bushido Code.
Now, Nico is back in the Philippines and continues his personal journey expressed through art. 50/50 is an examination of where these three cultural identities have taken him so far; whether they have been fruitful, virtuous or illuminating, Nico's deep exploration is shared through the viewer through this exceptional collection of skateboards. Armed with the skateboard in its naked glory, the pieces likewise remain simple, truthful and carved with insight that only one's soul can express.
50/50 marks Nico Puertollano's 2nd solo and his 8th art show for this year. Pablo Art Gallery, Cubao Shoe Expo, 7 pm, August 18, Saturday.Call or text 0915-8505861 for details
Sung-duan 4 set up in Cagayan
Museum of 3 cultures, Capitol University, Cagayan de Oro Pilipinas Street Plan represented NCR for the Sung-duan Arts Festival
PSP represent: T-linc, Mutationation, Ungga and Bonz
special thanks to Wire Tuazon, National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Cubicle Gallery, Clint Catalan, and Kelly - artanay.multiply.com for the photos
August 19, 2007
URBAN LEGEND -Nice!
For years Manila and Quezon City streets became an open ground for a familiar handwriting and quotes like Sto. Niño Win Nice, Lim Win Nice, Gloria Win Nice and what's really nice about all of these writings are that it is actually a positive point of view in a sense according to some source that had an opportunity to talk with the writer. Despite of the writer’s true condition, being anonymous and speculations that the writer is a homeless man, "taong-grasa", etc., some curious spectators and actually real fans (including us) are really in the lookout and wants to find out more about these handwritings.Recently some friends caught the writer in the act of writing on the backside of a bus somewhere in Blumentrit area doing one of his newest quotes the "VS. Series" (where he puts personality names vs. other names or words vs. words), that is for us very surprisingly to know that this writer's street works are really in progress. But as expected, the writer walked away after the writings are done like a normal street writer would do. Nice? With fans like us and people who sees essence of his work, we'll make sure that this "urban legend's" works are always greatly appreciated and properly acknowledged. NICE
August 13, 2007
August 08, 2007
outside SFAS just lasted for 3 days 
FRED is here!
Beware Mayor Fred L., FRED is here to spray the town red!1. In Bulacan
2. somewhere
3. Monumento
Apa Kabar Graver! Baik! Baik!??
pondok indah underpassOur friend from Jakarta... now in Manila streets
Terimah Kasih
July 30, 2007
Vito Cruz stickups!
While on my way to CCP, i saw this stickups along Vito Cruz cor. Taft in Manila... astig!July 29, 2007
Top 9 Emerging Influential (Pinoy) Blogs in 2007
Pilipinas Street Plan was mentioned as one of the top 9 emerging and influencial blogs at ProjectManila.com // PROJMLA 2007 in art category
astig! thanks to Project Manila
astig! thanks to Project Manila
July 28, 2007
Superficial: One Strong Female Force
Twenty women from graphic design, illustration, pop and fine art come together in an exhibit that melds these disciplines into one strong feminine force they call “Superficial.”
Opening on August 4, the exhibit features the works of Ang Ilustrador ng Kabataan president Liza Flores; much-loved children’s book illustrators Pepper Roxas and Abi Goy; established visual artist MM Yu; the crafty, music video makers of Bawal Movement (a company that designs acrylic accessories), Hannah Liongoren, Mara Bernardo, Gabie Osario, and Wiji Lacsamana; young artists Feanne Mauricio, Kara de Dios, and Marie Gan. Lala Gallardo, who drew the award-winning comic “Hika Girl” at the 1st Philippine Graphic/Fiction Awards last year, is also part of the team.
Furniture designers Yo and Osie from Pablo Gallery are also joining the “Superficial” exhibit, as will mixed-media artists Ene Lagunzad, Genie Ranada, Harvard graduate Bea Camacho, and Honey Hipe, who is currently based in Kuwait.
The Philippines’ most prolific design studios are also represented in “Superficial.” They include Joyce Tai from Inksurge, fashion designer Garovs Garrovillo of EveryWhereWeShoot, Katwo Librando of 27+20 (she is likewise the frontwoman for the all-star dance-punk band Duster), Mica Cabildo of Team Manila, and Bru from Electrolychee.
Customized Manikako ragdolls will be auctioned to benefit the Barbing Pinay Foundation.
For more inquiries, contact Bru of Electrolychee at +63 917 8957262.
SuperficialOpens August 4, 6 p.m.F+ART GalleryK-1 corner K-D StreetsKamuning, Quezon City
Opening on August 4, the exhibit features the works of Ang Ilustrador ng Kabataan president Liza Flores; much-loved children’s book illustrators Pepper Roxas and Abi Goy; established visual artist MM Yu; the crafty, music video makers of Bawal Movement (a company that designs acrylic accessories), Hannah Liongoren, Mara Bernardo, Gabie Osario, and Wiji Lacsamana; young artists Feanne Mauricio, Kara de Dios, and Marie Gan. Lala Gallardo, who drew the award-winning comic “Hika Girl” at the 1st Philippine Graphic/Fiction Awards last year, is also part of the team.
Furniture designers Yo and Osie from Pablo Gallery are also joining the “Superficial” exhibit, as will mixed-media artists Ene Lagunzad, Genie Ranada, Harvard graduate Bea Camacho, and Honey Hipe, who is currently based in Kuwait.
The Philippines’ most prolific design studios are also represented in “Superficial.” They include Joyce Tai from Inksurge, fashion designer Garovs Garrovillo of EveryWhereWeShoot, Katwo Librando of 27+20 (she is likewise the frontwoman for the all-star dance-punk band Duster), Mica Cabildo of Team Manila, and Bru from Electrolychee.
Customized Manikako ragdolls will be auctioned to benefit the Barbing Pinay Foundation.
For more inquiries, contact Bru of Electrolychee at +63 917 8957262.
SuperficialOpens August 4, 6 p.m.F+ART GalleryK-1 corner K-D StreetsKamuning, Quezon City
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