http://www.miaherbosa.com Filipina Artist From New York Sat, 27 Feb 2010 02:52:01 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Philippine Star ARTMAGEDDON By Igan D’bayan Monday, August 25, 2008 Like some of the great adventures in art, it started with a small object. In this case a kaleidoscope. “It has two discs with jewels and when you turn it, the images are amazing — like stained-glass windows in a church,” enthuses Mia Ongpin ... http://www.miaherbosa.com/?p=92 Philippine Star By Araceli Z. Lorayes A chance meeting among neighbors paved the way for artist Mia Herbosa’s paintings to be exhibited until Oct. 31 at Bravo Restaurant at Festival Mall in Alabang, Muntinlupa. Thus, the restaurant’s patrons are able view art created in the European tradition with their pasta ... http://www.miaherbosa.com/?p=15 Philippine Daily Inquirer By Victoria T. Herrera THE HOLLYWOOD FILM “Dead Poets Society” (released in 1989) popularized the Latin phrase “carpe diem” to the youth of the 1990s as a call of admonition to live life to the fullest. Mia O. Herbosa, now in her 30s, belongs to that same generation to whom ... http://www.miaherbosa.com/?p=21 Philippine Star ARTMAGEDDON By Igan D’bayan One of the best poets in the country, Marjorie Evasco, once wrote, "Water has the texture of memory." The same with oil, in the case of New York-based artist Mia Ongpin Herbosa. Talking about new pieces in her ninth solo exhibit titled "Carpe Diem" at ... http://www.miaherbosa.com/?p=17 Businessworld By Amelia H.C. Ylagan Alfonso Ongpin contemplates his newborn son, Luis. The amber of dusk falls softly on his lapel from an imagined window just over his shoulder. The soft light picks up a dab of muted vermillion from a palette of ochres and siennas, glazing a pink glow on the ... http://www.miaherbosa.com/?p=23