Art of the future



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The exclusive Last Chukker at the Manila Polo Club was swept up in an aura of timeless sophistication as the Georgetown…

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The evening truly triumphed in celebrating the power of vulnerability, offering patrons a refreshing glimpse into their…

Quijon brings in an extensive knowledge of Southeast Asia’s modern and contemporary art, transregional art histories,…

Art After Dark featured artist Artu Nepomuceno.

Kristian Tinga, Emma Henley and Danielle Limcaoco.

Julian Bernas and Ysabel Jao.

Luigi Pumaren and Maxine Pumaren.

Justin Uy, Robyn See, Kidd Dee and Eric Thomas Dee.

'Lifestyle Asia' chief of editorial content Kerry TInga, cover personality Bea Elizalde, and 'Lifestyle Asia' managing editor and digital editor Chinno Hernandez.

One Mega Group vice president for Lifestyle media brands Apples Aberin.

Anna Bautista and Martin Bautista.

Joaquin Guevarra, Yana de Ocampo and Pocholo Molina.

Danielle Limcaoco, Christine Gosioco and Emma Henley.

Ayni Nuyda

Miguel Pratte and Ina Tengco.

Yanna Cowper

Bea Elizalde and Madge Reyes.

Neelam Gopwani Chainani

Robyn See and Paolo Torio.

DJ Uno Lejano

Keith Yang and Liana Lopez Yang.

Kifu Augousti and Patrick Coard.

Tiana Kolcher

Ella Pangilinan Miranda and Enrique Miranda.
Art is a luxury that transcends material value — an avenue for authenticity, connection and deeper reflection. In celebration of its Style and Expression issue, Lifestyle Asia hosted an exclusive launch featuring its June 2025 cover star Bea Elizalde, and unveiled its newest cultural experience: Art After Dark.
The by-invitation-only event brought together a curated gathering of 100 guests — an eclectic mix of young entrepreneurs, artists, collectors and next-generation tastemakers — representing the vibrant Lifestyle Asia community and the evolving landscape of Manila’s cultural and business scene.
“Art has always been the ultimate form of personal expression,” said Kerry Tinga, Chief of Editorial Content at Lifestyle Asia. “It’s about cultivating deeper connections with beauty, creativity and the stories that define us.”
A highlight of the evening was the presentation of Parabellum, an eight-work collection by renowned photographer Artu Nepomuceno. The striking series captured the elegant movements of ballerinas set against the architectural grandeur of the Cultural Center of the Philippines, blending motion and stillness in a tribute to grace and strength.
Enhancing the atmosphere was a soulful live performance by Nicole Tejedor, known as the “Sax Diva,” followed by fresh beats from DJ Uno Lejano, creating an immersive soundscape that paired perfectly with the evening’s artistic tone.
Guests also enjoyed personal touches, taking home customized watercolor portraits by Mariya Studio, a live artist who added an interactive element to the event’s creative spirit.Julian Bernas and Ysabel Jao.