A relevant art book for the new generation

By Lander P. Blanza

Feb 18, 2024 12:02 am

Coffee table books are usually not read cover to cover, but used as accent pieces and entertainment for guests waiting for their host. These books do not typically have a storyline. However, the captivating photos and unique topics can arouse the interest of onlookers and serve as great conversation starters.

The Art Association of the Philippines (AAP) Coffee Table Book was conceived by this author, as approved by AAP president Fidel Sarmiento.

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