Watch Paulina Constancia, Vancouver Asian Heritage Month Society - EXPLORASIAN 2023 - Interconnected Artist feature on Shaw Multicultural.
Paulina featured on Shaw Multicultural TV
Read more on the feature on Luisa’s website here
Also, find more details on the Shaw Multicultural Channel Facebook page
Omni TV Features Paulina's Fruitful! Collection
Workshop: FABRICATED - A Yuletide Gift-making Event
🗣 Christmas Workshop Time!
🗓 Saturday, December 10th, 10:30 - 1:30pm
👉 Present Art Studio in Vancouver
Let Paulina walk you through a few shortcuts and simple cutting, stitching, and gift designing techniques. By the end of the session, you will have various handmade one of a kind gifts such as ornaments/hanging decors, bookmarks, sleep masks, hoop pendants, and key chains. This is a 3 hr 30 min workshop.
Click here to reserve your spot.
@paulinaconstancia
@presentartsvan
https://www.presentartstudio.com
Workshop: Remembrance Mandala & Poetry
🗣 Paulina’s first post-COVID workshop is coming!
🗓 Saturday, November 5th, 10:30 - 1:30pm
👉 Present Art Studio in Vancouver
Join Paulina at her first post-COVID in-person workshop at the Present Arts Studio Vancouver Day of the Dead: Remembrance Mandala and Poetry Workshop on Nov 5, 1030 am (3 hours)
Click here to reserve your spot.
@paulinaconstancia
@presentartsvan
https://www.presentartstudio.com
TFC News Vancouver features PAGTITIPON Exhibition
ABS-CBN/TFC News features Pagtitipon Exhibition.
PAGTITIPON 2022
🗣 Mark your calendars for PAGTITIPON 2022!
🗓 Tuesday, August 9 - August 14
👉 Yaletown Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre Exhibition Hall
PAGTITIPON is an art exhibition showcasing a collective body of original works by Filipino Canadian artists: Danvic Briones, Paulina Constancia, Tessie Dichupa, Charlie Frenal, Kiana Hipolito, Edgardo Lantin, Lenore RS Lim, Chito Maravilla, Esmie Gayo McLaren, and Broderick Wong.
Check out mine and other fellow participating artists' works on instagram and other platforms:
@paulinaconstancia
@lenorerslim
@maravillachito
@hipolitokiana
@broderickwongwatercolors
@charliefrenal_art
@tessiedichupaartstudio
@esmiegayomclarenart
edgardolantin.com
artbydanvic.com
Select Filipino Canadian BC artists reflect on what sustained them through the pandemic →
“As restrictions began to lift after 2+ years of global pandemic, The Filipino Music and Art Foundation in BC (FMAAFBC) asked local Filipino Canadian artists to reflect on activities that sustained them through the physical and mental challenges during COVID 19 pandemic lockdown.
Opening Aug.9, 2022, FMAAFBC, presents Pagtitipon 2022 – A Gathering … an art exhibit of original works by Filipino Canadian artists on what helped them through the pandemic. The show is a culmination of artistic ideas, thoughts, visions, and experiences by senior and young artists with shared cultural background.
Continuing the tradition of previous, highly successful Pagtitipon exhibits, participation is by invitation. In 2015 and 2019, artists with Filipino heritage were invited from Canada, New York, and the Philippines. This year, 2022, exclusive focus is given to Filipino Canadian artists residing in British Columbia. The 10 selected artists are Danvic Briones, Paulina Constancia, Tessie Dichupa, Charlie Frenal, Kiana Hipolito, Edgardo S. Lantin, Lenore RS Lim, Chito Maravilla, Esmie Gayo McLaren, and Broderick Wong. “
MFC VIRTUAL PROJECT
MIANM-FIAN-COVID
This unique project is part of an ad hoc partnership between two cultural organizations from the Americas, dedicated to the recognition and the appreciation of the naive art sector, MIANM in Canada and FIAN 2020 in Brazil. World naive art under COVID-19 influence. To complement Exhibition 1, a brand new thematic series was progressively published on both platforms starting July 4. Now completed and visible HERE.
Célébrer une fête pendant l'isolement
Artwork by Paulina Constancia
Infused with vibrance: 5 Filipina Artists’ Whimsical Canvas (by Theriz Lizel R. Silvano) →
“In celebrating both the National Women’s Month and the National Arts Month last February, The Flame lists five Filipina artists who are barely recognized for their works but their creations are exhibited in international museums and are available for auction.
These Filipinas’ take on using vibrant colors not only give life to their subjects but also present dynamic and warm hues that effectively convey their artworks’ messages.”
Read the complete article here: Infused with vibrance: 5 Filipina Artists’ Whimsical Canvas (by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO)