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Art Plus Magazine (stylized as Art+ Magazine, formerly known as Contemporary Art Philippines) is a magazine published bi-monthly from Mandaluyong, Philippines. The magazine includes reviews of visual arts exhibitions in and around the Philippines as well as features on Philippine art, book, film, and theater reviews, a visual arts calendar, an auction update section, an exhibitions calendar, and a gallery directory. It also features the White Wall section, where guest contributors and curators select featured artwork around a theme.[1] It is the only magazine in the Philippines to specialize in Philippine visual art.[2]
The company's multimedia platform expanded in recent years with the launch of Art+ Magazine's e-commerce arm, Art+ Collectibles,[3] in 2021. The online shop extended into an inclusive platform for up-and-coming local artists as it opened its online exhibition space through Art+ Discoveries. Recently, Art+ launched the first Modern and Contemporary Art Festival[4][5][6] (alternatively known as MoCAF), featuring the fast-developing Philippine art scene, showcasing revered modern and contemporary masters and rising artists.
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History
Art+ Magazine was established in 2008 formerly as Contemporary Art Philippines. It is the longest-running visual arts magazine in the Philippines. The magazine is published once every two months (bi-monthly), or six times a year.[7]
Notable Contributors
- Cid Reyes
- Alice Guillermo
- Patrick Flores
- Lisa Ito
- Carlomar Daoana
- Patty Tumang
- Laurel Fantauzzo
- Siddharta Perez
Editorial Team
- Managing Editor – Jewel Chuaunsu
- Art Director – Mark Anthomy L. Vivar
- Founder – Jack Teotico[2]
Awards
- Philippine Social Media Week – Social Media Excellence Award Arts & Lifestyle Category (2019)[8]
- Printing Industries Association of the Philippines – Print Excellence 2018 Award - Magazine Category (2018)
Published Issues
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