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                    [Summary] => Lito Carating recently opened an exhibit at the Hiraya Art Gallery. Carating is back in full harness doing what he does best: large works in metallic acrylic on linen canvas. The exhibit follows his café show at Cena in Greenbelt Makati last year featuring small works on paper. 


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                    [Title] => From big to small, from canvas to paper
                    [Summary] => Art exhibits in alternative venues like cafés and swanky lobbies have now become serious engagements as they challenge artists to pursue concerns that further their art and craft. When they became popular in the early 1960s, they were simply looked at as trendy and fashionable, many believing that such happenings were merely to capriciously accommodate the needs of artists to make easy monetary returns. 


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                    [Title] => Carating’s art becomes exquisite with age
                    [Summary] => Norberto "Lito" Carating’s mastery to capture and nuance textures foregrounds his art. He is impeccably virtuous in handling what now has become his identifying medium – acrylic. The use of metallic acrylic pigments – gold, silver, copper and bronze, to cite a few – allows him to explore with textures in his compositions.
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Carating comes full circle

By Ruben Defeo | November 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Lito Carating recently opened an exhibit at the Hiraya Art Gallery. Carating is back in full harness doing what he does best: large works in metallic acrylic on linen canvas. The exhibit follows his café show...

Arts and Culture

From big to small, from canvas to paper

By Ruben Defeo | April 25, 2005 - 12:00am

Art exhibits in alternative venues like cafés and swanky lobbies have now become serious engagements as they challenge artists to pursue concerns that further their art and craft. When they became popular...

Arts and Culture

Carating’s art becomes exquisite with age

By Ruben Defeo | February 23, 2004 - 12:00am

Norberto "Lito" Carating’s mastery to capture and nuance textures foregrounds his art. He is impeccably virtuous in handling what now has become his identifying medium – acrylic. The use of metallic...

Arts and Culture