111-A Kamias Street, Barangay Malaya 4- Quezon City
Caballete which is Spanish for ‘ easel” aims to cradle Filipino art pieces and place them in a pedestal where they belong , to emphasized talent rather than dictates of commercialism.
The art gallery open its doors to the public about one year ago. It is accessible in all modes of transportation and from EDSA Kamuning . It is just 2 light stop away and just in front of Shell gasoline station.
Mr. Ramon Araullo
Artists gallery was born out of a passion , A Passion of one man to start a collection in the mid- 1980’s and collect the best of Philippine visual art in order to showcase this collection and how the best of what the Filipino artist past and present have to offer.
The gallery had collection of different Filipino art masters
Mr. Vicente Manasala sketch
Among his priceless art collection is a 1975 sketch of National Artist – Mr. Vicente Manansala
Singkil dance by Mr. Angel Cacnio
Mr. Angel Cacnio spent his childhood in Malabon, his father would set out to sea with fishing nets, leaving, the sickly child by the shore, whose fascination with Filipino country folk along with their customs and traditions are seen in his vibrant watercolor and oil paintings. Mr. Angel Cacnio won a coin design contest by the Central Bank of the Philippines in 1967. He designed the one centavo coin ( Lapu-lapu ) , the 50 centavo Marcelo H. Del Pilar coin as well as our current 20 and 100 peso bills.
He was also a Gintong Parangal ng Malabon awardee for Art in 1981.
Ang Kiu Kok painting

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