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✨ Color Shift: A Celebration of Women in Art ✨

Robinsons Land ARTablado proudly presents Color Shift by Coffee Artists PH — a special Women’s Month exhibit honoring the creativity, strength, and evolving presence of female artists.

In this unique showcase, the talented women of CAPH step beyond their signature coffee paintings and explore vibrant, expressive works across different mediums. The result is a powerful display of versatility — proving that their artistry knows no boundaries.

Color Shift is more than an exhibit — it’s a statement. A celebration of women who continue to redefine, transform, and inspire within the art scene.

Now on view at Summit Ridge Tagaytay. Exhibit runs until the end of April.

We invite you to see art, experience it, and allow it to empower you. 💫

There is a kind of warmth that only women can create—quiet yet powerful, gentle yet enduring. ✨

Robinsons Land ARTablado invites you to experience “In Her Warmth,” an ongoing exhibit at The Gallery Bar, Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria, featuring the works of Bing Famoso, Jamie Samson, and Gretchen Taruc.

Each artist brings her own voice and story to the exhibit—expressing strength, tenderness, resilience, and grace through art. From intimate emotions to powerful reflections of womanhood, their works reveal the many ways a woman’s spirit can illuminate the world around her.

Visit the exhibit not only to see the artworks, but to get to know the artists behind them—their inspirations, journeys, and the warmth that shapes their creative expression.

Experience “In Her Warmth” at The Gallery Bar, Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria.
The exhibit runs until the end of May.

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Read more about In Her Warmth exhibit featuring Gretchen Bautista Tolentino Taruc, Jamie Samson, and Bing Famoso at The Gallery Bar, Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria.

Exhibit runs until the end of May.

Three Filipina artists turn pain into art for Women’s Month "In Her Warmth," an exhibition marking Women’s Month, brings together three Filipina artists whose lives and work reflect endurance, loss, healing, and rediscov

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Visit the ongoing exhibit of Gretchen Taruc, Bing Famoso, and Jamie Samson entitled In Her Warmth at The Gallery Bar, Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria

'IN HER WARMTH' | Three women artists capture the complex facets of being a woman | Francine M. Marquez Three artists, who happen to be women, present three distinct bodies of work that convey their definitions of identity, stewardship, and motherhood. "In Her Warmth" gathers Filipina artists Bing Famoso, Gretchen Taruc, and Jamie Samson, who have markedly different styles and unique narratives. But i...

Art, coffee, and color came together in a beautiful celebration of creativity at Summit Ridge Tagaytay last March 7. ☕🎨

We officially opened Coffee Artists PH’s Asian Brewscapes and Color Shift — two vibrant exhibits that brought together artists, guests, and art lovers for an inspiring afternoon overlooking the breathtaking Tagaytay ridge.

From coffee-inspired landscapes to dynamic explorations of color and form, the artworks transformed the space into a gallery of stories, culture, and imagination.

Our heartfelt thanks to the incredible artists of Coffee Artists PH for sharing their vision and passion, and to all the wonderful guests who took time to celebrate this special moment with us. Your presence made the opening even more meaningful. 💛

For our hotel guests, the experience continues — you can enjoy these captivating artworks on display until the end of April, turning every visit to Summit Ridge Tagaytay into a journey through art.

If you’re planning a Tagaytay escape, don’t miss the chance to see these inspiring pieces up close.

Art is brewing in Tagaytay. Come and experience it. ✨

There is a warmth only women can bring—quiet, powerful, and enduring. ✨

Robinsons Land ARTablado opens “In Her Warmth” at The Gallery Bar, Crowne Plaza Galleria Manila, featuring the works of Gretchen Taruc, Jamie Samson, and Bing Famoso.

Unfolding through the seasons of warmth, the exhibit reflects
the strength of women this March,
the golden glow of summer in April,
and the deep, nurturing love of mothers in May.

More than an exhibition, “In Her Warmth” carries a deeper purpose—part of the proceeds will benefit Project Pearls, supporting programs that uplift and empower underserved communities.

To everyone who joined us for the opening night, most especially to Mr. Chris Wichlan, Cluster General Manager of Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria and Holiday Inn & Suites Manila Galleria, Mrs. Carmen "Menchu" Pascual, President Emeritus, UP College of Fine Arts Alumni Association Inc. and Former First Lady, University of the Philippines, Ms. Annie Tan-Yee, thank you for making the evening truly special. Your presence filled the gallery with even more warmth.

We invite you to experience “In Her Warmth.” Visit the exhibit at Level 3, The Gallery Bar, Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria and let the stories, colors, and emotions of these remarkable women artists embrace you. 🤍

Exhibit runs until the end of May.

📸Vaughn Abrenica

Robinsons Land creates spaces that move with women as they grow, supporting not just milestones, but the everyday becoming in between.

Happy International Women’s Day!

Today, we remember National Artist Francisco Mañosa — the visionary behind the iconic Bridgetowne Bridge and The Victor Podium.

Through his work, he championed Filipino identity in architecture, a commitment we continue to uphold in building spaces that celebrate Filipino excellence.


Photo by Tukod Foundation

Maligayang kaarwan, ka-sining MJ! 🎂

Here’s to celebrating all the ways your art has impacted and inspired those around you.

As an artist, there will be days when you question your skill, your style, even the worth of your work. Self-doubt will visit often but it should never stay.

When it does, remember the beginning: when few believed, yet you chose to continue. You kept showing up. You kept creating. So go on. Trust the journey you’ve already survived.

You’ve come this far—you got this.