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The Cultural Center of the Philippines presents a whole day of the finest in Philippine arts and culture at the annual Pasinaya Open House Festival. Read about the events from this year's celebration after the jump.
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Money makes the world go round -- and makes artists inspired, too. In this extraordinary topographical art by Scott Campbell, he makes humorously snarky icons out of monetary bills. Read more about his recent work after the break.
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Shio Kusaka is a Los Angeles-based Japanese artist who creates 'vessels' of all sorts. Read the full article to see a preview of her plain but elegant works.
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According to the culture blog, Flavorwire, these artistic exhibitions will surely keep you inspired and occupied throughout the whole year! Be sure to document your trips on film if you visit any of these awesome shows! See the list after the break...
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According to Yosuke Ueno, a versatile visual artist from Japan, art is a significant tool for communication. The reason why he keeps on drawing is because people enjoy his work. Find out why after the jump!
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Shane McAdams is an artist and writer living in Brooklyn, New York. One of his works features colourful paintings with the use of ball point pens! Nifty, huh? View his ink-redibly abstract masterpieces after the jump...
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It may be small, but Hotel de Banville in Paris offers its guests more than just a cozy bed to sleep at night. If not for its bright red awnings and banner displaying its name, you could walk past Hotel de Banville without knowing it, thus, making it an adventure just to find the place! But don’t judge a book by its cover.
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You don’t really to have to wander far to find works of art when you’re in Paris. This is my second trip to Paris. Unfortunately, this time, my stay was cut short due to events beyond my control. Thus, I had only an afternoon to explore the sights before catching the next 13-hour flight home.
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Every kid is waiting for Christmas. The children in my arts and crafts club aren't any exception. This year the week before Christmas was extremely busy. My 5-6 year-old artists were super excited about making Christmas gifts and decorations. Handmade with love. It can't get more analogue than this.
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When I only had an afternoon in Paris, I went on an urban photowalk and shot what I saw like a madman. And I was surprised at what was caught on film!
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There’s more to Singapore’s iconic Raffles Hotel than its Singapore Slings and famous guests like writers Ernest Hemingway and Somerset Maugham who once graced the hotel.
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Working professionals often have little or no time for the arts. So what’s the best way to expose people working in Singapore’s Central Business District (CBD) to the arts? By bringing the arts to them.
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Are you dying to know who the winners are for this competition? Without further ado, here are the winners of the Lomography Malaysia x CUTOUT – Keepsakes; Keep Close To Your Heart Competition!
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We received an overwhelming 1100 submissions from Malaysia and some from the other side of the world! Thank you for all your submissions and after long hard days CUTOUT team and Lomography Malaysia finally came down to the TOP 10 finalists!
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Graphic Design. Pop Culture. What about everything in between? CUTOUT magazine is the popular graphic design magazine in Malaysia that keeps the buzz in the creative scene. So the magazine, together with Lomography Malaysia is teaming up together to make this one-of-a-kind collaboration!
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Opened in January 1996, the mission of the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) is to preserve and present the art histories and contemporary art practices of Singapore and the Southeast Asian region. SAM has amassed one of the world's largest public collection of modern and contemporary Southeast Asian artworks.
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The Lomography Gallery Store LA put your arts and crafts skills to the test, holding a free workshop letting you create one-of-a-kind holiday presents for your loved ones near and far! They are sure to appreciate these awesome analogue style creations!!!
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Where a lomographer and a painter meet...Approaching the church where the exhibition would take place was interesting. Walking through the city and suddenly there is this building, this church, the Agnetkapel...
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A new hub for the young Viennese artists, this place is the sure spot to discover the fresh and vibrant art scene of the city!
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Art should not be confined within those galleries, it's should be for everyone! And where can you have one for yourself? This supermarket got something for you!
