Street Art In The Philippines: 10 Spots That Tell Stories And Expressions

Many expressions or stories are told through street art in the Philippines. Like a painting on a wall, this work of art is bold from the start. As these works inspire more artists to realize their point of view, the community that supports their work is growing at the same rate. If you want to see these urban galleries, here are some local destinations that keep Philippine street art alive and well.

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Where to Find Stories և Phrases from Philippine Street Art 1. Nagatahan Bridge

In 2013 , the Manila Metropolitan Development Authority (MMDA) , in collaboration with the National Arts and Culture Commission (NCCA) , commissioned a mural from the famous Philippine AG Saño to depict the solid cylindrical structure of the Nagatahan Bridge. The paintings, in size and detail beyond the eye, became an integral part of the structure.

The idea was definitely inspiring. Famous Philippine heroes, such as King Solomon և Andres Bonifacio, were immortalized on the concrete pillars of the bridge. I have always been attracted to the environment. It turns out that these heroes are the ones who keep the bridge strong. It is, of course, a scene that can be seen even while crossing the bridge. What if you could really look at the details?

2. Bonifacio International City

Whether you like to dine or go shopping in the open air, Bonifacio Global City (BGC) lets your eyes admire the incredibly beautiful murals. You can find street art almost everywhere at BGC, including art skyscrapers by local and international artists. They are inspired by different themes, styles and themes. From experimental work to traditional techniques, graphics, and even Netflix show promotions, BGC murals will be a little something for everyone.

3. Maginhawaweg:

Maginhava Street, which is becoming more and more sacred to creators, welcomes open- minded artists. Almost every grocery store արվեստ bar has works of art that paint walls եր fences. Even different sections of the food path are decorated with intricate, interesting works of art. So the next time you try to eat somewhere in Maginhava, wait until your stomach's eyes are full.

At the height of the epidemic, the famous street building was lent to the famous muralist AG Sano to celebrate the courage and dedication of the first row of Covid-19. The piece was created in collaboration with the Art Attack Artist Collective, featuring comic book superheroes Pinot, Darna, and Captain Barbell, along with their scrubs and swabs, to inspire the front row to continue the fight against the virus.

4. Rotate

It may not be obvious today, but Taft Street was once known as the epicenter of graffiti making in the Philippines. Try walking from Pedro Gill to Vito Cruz , you will still see some murals. One thing is for sure, Taft Street is still involved in the wider street industry in the Philippines.

5. Population

Like Maginhawa , the weekend on Poblacion Street in Makati has become a 'bar և food center for combatants. And again, these would mean that you have to spend for these processes. It is interesting to watch its growth և you can enjoy it overnight with delicious food և drink.

6. In the center of the city

From the inside out, the UP Town Center is spacious with views and works of art from different angles. In addition to the walls, it has frescoes on the roof. Members of UP Graphic (Collaborate Collaboration), based at the University of the Philippines, College of Fine Arts - UP Dilliman, attribute this brilliant work of art.

7. OP Diliman

State University is well known for being one of the pioneers of street art in the Philippines. Several murals were engraved on the walls of UP Diliman Bhaban; Some of their artists even came from different parts of the country. Only the College of Fine Arts boasts of impeccable views of the building. Make sure you are looking for a job through Guerrilla Art Joint.

Marikina

There are two landmarks that make Marikina stand out in street art in the Philippines. The first is the Good Friend Bridge , a wall that faces a dead end. It has become a haven of freedom for artists who want to express themselves on the urban canvas. The second is another food center called Crew Park , which aims to soothe the eyes սը the stomach by choosing food that is the art of washing the face և seems like an amazing art.

9. Intramuros

The last time I went to Intramuros , I found plain walls instead of a street art paradise. I was disappointed to see the change, but it would be illegal to paint the new walls.

Gone are the days of glorious paradise, the symbolic Bakunavan-Minokavan created by the partisans; they were recently photographed above the symbolic building in Intramuros. The section depicts two huge mythical creatures from Philippine mythology. Maybe it's time to revive Manila's walled street art

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10. Baguio City

The summer capital of the Philippines is an eternal beauty. Street art is now popular in Baguo , Philippines It was much colder in a literal sense. Most of Baguio's frescoes record the history and culture of the area. All its parts are festive, colorful and, above all, touching.

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With the rapid growth of street art in the Philippines, it seems that it will not slow down any time soon. Moreover, these artistic expressions are not only a creative work, but also a reflection of the state in which the society found itself. This could be a factor as to why they're doing so poorly. The movement creates a space for future existence, the most important thing for artists to inherit a platform.

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