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Norberto Carating’s ‘Last Full Show’ at Now Gallery and Auctions

January 27, 2014 - 12:00am

Norberto Carating presents his two-dimensional works in  “Last Full Show,” which is on view until Feb. 8...

Arts and Culture

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

Carating and Lindslee in a bookend show

By Ruben Defeo | August 4, 2003 - 12:00am

Lito Carating lends valuable support to young artist Lindslee as they mount a joint exhibition of new works at the Donada Art Gallery in Malate, Manila. The exhibit, which opened on a rainy Saturday evening on July...

Arts and Culture

Lito Carating weaves his web

November 16, 2002 - 12:00am

A great Indian sage has compared the act of the world’s creation to a spider weaving his web from within, and then living in the midst of it. This metaphor describes how Lito Carating has, from an interior descent...

Modern Living

Carating’s 24-carat paintings

By Ruben Defeo | December 3, 2001 - 12:00am

Some 20 years separate this article from the first interview I had with the artist Norberto Carating for a possible write-up in a university publication. Unfortunately, the article never saw fruition for reasons...

Arts and Culture

The Reign Of Grid

June 18, 2001 - 12:00am

Leading abstractionist Norberto "Lito" Carating, with his flamboyant, ever-audacious spirit still intact, has once more given way to his startlingly bold visions. In the opening show of Avellana Art Gallery (220...

Arts and Culture