Benilde Fine Arts in Culture-Based Arts

A workshop on paper marbling, facilitated by the Benilde Fine Arts Program, was held at the NCCA on May 20th. This was a supplementary activity supporting the our student Carmela Marfori's solo show at the same venue.

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Join the School of Arts, Culture, and Performance Benilde Preview: Virtual Session 2025!

🗓 Sept 27, 2025 | 🕙 9AM–4PM
Morning Session: 9:00AM-12:00NN
Afternoon Session: 1:00PM-4:00PM

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Artwork by Chealse Mae Dumat-ol, BSTM Tourism Creations Track Student

Daily Tribune
September 15, 2025
Life; Page C19

Promising artistic talents were spotlighted by Filipino artist Abe Orobia in his latest exhibitions.

Orobia explores the intricate relationship between humanity and nature through evocative, scenic, material-based paintings. Recently, he mounted two exhibitions as an avenue to introduce his mentees — a pool of talented visual artists who Orobia trusts are set to mark their own names in the community.

Both events featured the young talents from Artelier, a student organization at the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) that emphasizes the appreciation of the arts and the promotion of the use of traditional media.

Thank you, Daily Tribune, for the feature!

Manila Standard
September 3, 2025
Life; Page C3

Filipino artist Abe Orobia showcased emerging artistic talents in two recent exhibitions that highlighted the work of his mentees and explored the intersection of humanity, nature, and personal growth.

Orobia, known for his scenic, material-based paintings, staged the shows as a platform to introduce promising visual artists from Artelier, a student organization at De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde that promotes traditional media and appreciation of the arts.

Orobia currently teaches under the Fine Arts Culture-Based Arts Program at the Benilde School of Arts, Culture, and Performance (SACP).

Thank you, Manila Standard, for the feature!

DESIGN CHALLENGE ALERT!
EXCLUSIVE for Industrial Design & Culture-Based Arts Program Students!

Get ready to unleash your creativity in an exciting upcycling competition, brought to you by the Philippine Fiber Optic Cable Network (PFOCN) - the country’s prime installer and operator of communication infrastructure, trusted by telecom giants nationwide.

🔧 Challenge: Craft extraordinary pieces by upcycling real fiber-optic cables
👥 Join solo or as a team of 3
📍 Details drop at World ID Week: Made for Hue – Day 5
🕜 1:30 PM at the 5F Theater, D+A Campus

This is your chance to innovate, design, and make your mark with purpose-driven creativity. Don't miss it!

Prints: Language and Interpretation – A group show exploring the expressive and communicative potential of print as a medium. The show is composed of works by faculty and students from the College of Saint Benilde, Philippine Women’s University, University of Mindanao, University of the Philippines Baguio, University of the Philippines Cebu and the University of the Philippines Diliman.