Ortigas Malls wins three Anvil Awards for ‘Larger Than Life’ events

Ortigas Malls wins three Silver Anvil Awards for 'Larger Than Life' events Gahum Sa Buwak: Flower Power, Greenhills Christmas Night Market 2022, and Ortigas Art Festival 2023 (L-R): Randy Torres, Senior Mall Operations Manager; Rowena Mislos, Associate Building Administration Manager; Monique Castaneda, AVP - Head of Marketing; Sheila Perez, Associate Marketing Manager; Wilbert Dimzon, Mall Operations Manager

Ortigas Malls recently bagged three awards for its events from the 59th Anvil Awards. The prestigious annual awards recognize public relations efforts that show exemplary performance in various categories.

Check out these exciting activities at the Ortigas Art Festival 2022 until August 7 !

Don’t miss these exciting activities at the Ortigas Art Festival 2022! The festival will only be until August 7, 2022 at the Estancia East Wing, Pasig City.

Chicks Series 2

Take a look at Rita Bustamante’s Chicks Series 2 collection at the G/F East Wing. This collection is all about women rarity to deliver a message where silence is bliss which was inspired by empowered females from all walks of life. Admission is free!

Ortigas Art Festival broadens to celebrate Filipino art in many forms.

In its fifth year, Ortigas Art Festival broadens to celebrate Filipino art in many forms, and becomes a spectacle of expression and creativity. Watch Award-winning Classic Filipino Films for FREE this weekend, in partnership with Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) and Ortigas Cinemas at Estancia Mall. 

Pre-register through this link: 

Insiang - https://forms.gle/R46QeLyVUzPNGrkP8

Manila by Night - https://forms.gle/6pHqc3hCJLE1Uihp6

5th Ortigas Arts Festival paints broader stroke of Philippine art with film, dance, and visual arts

Ortigas Art Festival returns for its 5th year with a month-long celebration of Filipino art in forms.

“This year’s festival paints a broader stroke of Philippine art where we encompass more art forms from visual art, film, dance, and even pottery,” said Renato “Mang Ato” R. Habulan, head curator of Ortigas Art Festival. “We want to show the diversity of talents across many disciplines Filipino artists have and we are honored to present all of those–and more–through this year’s exhibit and festivities.”

Launched in 2018, the Ortigas Art Festival was created with the goal of making art accessible to everyone. From featuring over 60 local artists during its first run, the number of artists who participated in the festival reached more than 200 and even included artists from Southeast Asia, America, and Europe in 2020.

Running from July 7, 2022 (Thursday) until August 7, 2022 (Sunday), the festival will showcase a wider variety of Filipino arts and culture across five pillars: Painting & Sculpture, Film and Photography, Dance and Fashion, ArtisTree, and Workshops.

Enjoy a Feast of the Senses at Ortigas Art Festival 2021

Now in its 4th year, the festival is taking to a virtual stage with the best of film, painting, photography, sculpture, and so much more!

Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures for the art community, and what betterwayo to uplift spirits than to bring art closer to everyone through Ortigas Malls' award-winning and admission-free Ortigas Art Festival 2021

Ortigas Art Festival 2019 Spotlights Over 100 Artists

Following its successful turnout last year, Ortigas & Company launched the 10-day Ortigas Art Festival to assert their commitment to bringing arts and culture closer to the people.

Now on its second year, the exhibit continues to put its efforts towards establishing Estancia as the art hub of Ortigas. This year's approach brought individual artists to the spotight, showcasing their creative individuality and placing them at the forefront of the art scene. 

It was the idea of Renato Habulan, renowned social realist painter, to tap the various groups of artists from all over the country and give them a venue to exhibit their works. Ortigas Malls was receptive to the idea of promoting grassroots participation in the art scene No gallery representation -just artists working together, no admission charge for the viewers - walk through the art for free.