Davao Art Kollective

08/08/2026

Celestial Ink: The Visionary Art of Yosh*taka Amano
A mesmerizing journey into the imagination of legendary artist Yosh*taka Amano, now on exhibit here in Davao City at La Herencia, F. Torres Street.
From ethereal characters to dreamlike worlds, Amano’s distinctive artistry brings fantasy, elegance, and wonder to life. A truly captivating experience for every art and fantasy lover.
📍 La Herencia, F. Torres Street, Davao City�Celestial Ink: The Visionary Art of Yosh*taka Amano
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28/07/2026

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𝗞𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘆 𝗻𝗴 𝗦𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 returns for its third year!

In celebration of Kadayawan 2026, we invite you to experience 𝗞𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘆 𝗻𝗴 𝗦𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗬𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝟬𝟯: 𝗔𝗻𝘆𝗼, 𝗞𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘆, 𝗮𝘁 𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗵𝗮, a vibrant showcase of Davao’s culture, creativity, and homegrown talent.

Presented in partnership with Davao Art Kollective, this year's exhibit brings together a thoughtfully curated selection of featured artists and local artworks. Guests may also discover locally made garments, accessories, and designer pieces that reflect the colors, stories, and craftsmanship of the region.

More than a celebration of creativity, Kulay ng Sining is our way of supporting local artists, designers, makers, and homegrown products by providing a space where their talents and creations can be seen, appreciated, and celebrated.

Adding another creative dimension to this year's exhibit, Vheejay Salonga, owner of Decoratives by Janna & Hercs will unveil his own artistic interpretation of Kadayawan through a special installation inspired by the festival's rich culture, vibrant traditions, and the spirit of Davao.

The showcase is further brought to life in collaboration with Decoratives by Janna and Hercs, Alter-Moderne Events Davao, Toping Zamora, and Kathryn "Kay" Fanlo.

Visit us from August 10 to 23, 2026, at the Lobby Lounge, where art, fashion, and homegrown creativity come together in a ® celebration of Kadayawan.

20/07/2026

As colors flow towards the path that water leads, it is guided by the brush that creates stories through its movements. The Davao Watercolor Society in their 7th Annual Exhibition entitled Motus, explores how stories are depicted through calculated movements of brush strokes, taming the flow of colors into a work of art.

MOTUS "Stories Through Movement" Davao Watercolor Society 7th Annual Exhibition will run until August 2, 2026, 1pm to 7pm at the Foyer, La Herencia Davao.

BY Seishi Mari Abellanida, Lenton John Gerarcas Kristianna Rubi Silao and Clark Silvosa /PWC Intern

15/07/2026

Here we go again!

On it's 41st Davao City will celebrate the Kadayawan Festival and in line with this event is the Kadayawan Open Skateboarding Competition. Same spot, new year, new champions? Let's see!

Inviting everyone to register for this event online. Kindly message Brayan Jacildo Rabor or send us a message.

Please fill-up (copy & paste) this details:
Name:
Age:
City:
Division:
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Hurry we only have limited slots per divisions!

08/07/2026

An abundance of stories in every painting and sculpture, every snapped moments, and every written words. Filled with a variety of emotions, memories, and even advocacies, all creatively portrayed through different types of medium.

Last chance to come witness the three exhibits on display until July 12 only, here at La Herencia Davao:
• The Archive of Ordinary Miracles by Cherm Cua Go
• The Bizzare and the Beautiful
• Taliwala exhibit by Elenita "Boots" Dumlao

‼️Upcoming workshops:
• July 10 - Tea Pet Making by Artful Escapes
• July 10 - Bust Sculpting Workshop by Rob Tañedo
• July 11 - Abstractly Yours workshop on Abstract Approaches and Techniques by Elenita "Boots" Dumlao

Text and Reel: Seishi Abellanida, Jhon Casareal, Lenton John Gerarcas, Leonie Herrero, Jerrzonn Jaron, Kristiana Rubi Silao, and Clark Silvosa / PWC Interns

06/07/2026

We chase the spectacular, yet it’s the quiet, unseen rhythms that truly sustain us. THE ARCHIVE OF ORDINARY MIRACLES brings together 89 artists who transform the overlooked artifacts of daily life into an evocative celebration of the mundane. Discover the poetry hidden in plain sight.

THE ARCHIVE OF ORDINARY MIRACLES curated by
Every miracle begins as an ordinary moment.
The exhibit will run until July 12,2026, 1pm to 7pm at THE PATIO , LA HERENCIA DAVAO.

📸 /TEXT By Seishi Mari and Clark Silvosa / PWC INTERN

06/07/2026

Every brush stroke leaves a path that speaks stories. Every trail leads towards emotions that hides. Together with 16 featured artists, the Taliwala exhibition challenges seeking for deeper meanings and emotions deep within what is being simply displayed, going beyond the common forms and expressions.

Elenita "Boots" Dumlao's Taliwala : mga kwentong biswual na hinubog sa pagitan ng kulay at damdamin. The Exhibit will run until July 12, 2026, 1pm to 7pm at The Foyer, La Herencia Davao.

Text and Photo: Kristiana Rubi Silao and Lenton John Gerarcas/PWC Intern

04/07/2026

History celebrates the extraordinary, but our lives are held together by humbler things. Step into THE ARCHIVE OF ORDINARY MIRACLES, an exhibition featuring 89 artists who transform everyday fragments of lived experience into a powerful testament to the beauty of the ordinary.

THE ARCHIVE OF ORDINARY MIRACLES curated by
Every miracle begins as an ordinary moment.
The exhibit will run until July 12,2026, 1pm to 7pm at THE PATIO , LA HERENCIA DAVAO.

📸 /TEXT By Seishi Mari and Clark Silvosa / PWC INTERN

02/07/2026

01/07/2026

Exploring the stories that hide between every colors and forms, the Taliwala Exhibition challenges viewers beyond the visual aspect. Together with 16 featured artists, the exhibit encourages guests and art enthusiasts to look deeper into every painting, and feel every piece, every truth, and every memory that lingers within brush strokes as it soulfully speaks rather than simply shows.

Elenita "Boots" Dumlao's Taliwala : mga kwentong biswual na hinubog sa pagitan ng kulay at damdamin. The Exhibit will run until July 12, 2026, 1pm to 7pm at The Foyer, La Herencia Davao.

Text & Photo: Kristiana Rubi Silao and Lenton John Gerarcas/PWC Intern