Arts & Culture

Here's Where to Buy Local Art With Prices Starting At P5,000

For those looking to start a collection.

Photography: (L to R) "Inmost" by Resty P. Cagayat and "Realm" 4 by Wilfredo Rufon, Website/drybrush

From the sound of it, collecting art can be intimidating. The connotation is always that you have to have a lot of money, need to know the popular artists, or frequent exhibitions and fairs. But art communities are trying to change all that by democratizing the art market. drybrush Gallery, for example, is selling works of art online for as low as P2,500.

Opened in November 2020, the site supports artists pursuing their passion during this difficult time. They have a wide variety of personalities, from long-time painters and sculptors to teachers or farmers that became self-taught artists.

"No Self" by Francis Alingcayon


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"Inmost" by Resty P. Cagayat


"Realm 4" by Wilfredo Rufon


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drybrush offers free delivery within the Philippines. Their website is easy to navigate, too. You can browse and filter what style of painting you want, your budget, preferred size, or genre.

For more information, visit drybrush's website.

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