COVER UP
Vermont Coronel Jr.’s latest solo exhibiton, Cover Up, immerses us in the layered realities of Metro Manila’s urban neighborhoods.
Vermont Coronel Jr.’s latest solo exhibiton, Cover Up, immerses us in the layered realities of Metro Manila’s urban neighborhoods.
Articulates the existence of nothingness that resides between and within an object’s matter.
Expanding the landscape genre in her first solo exhibition, Sam Bumanlag presents works that employ a two-pronged medium approach in its reconfiguration.
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The exhibition presents recent paintings by Dominic Mangila that reference Filipino migrant workers who came to the United States in the early 20th century…
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The Drawing Room presents two artists whose surreal abstracted sensibilities marry concepts of movement, stillness, and the cyclical transformation of lived context into material and vice versa.
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The exhibition is a narration of an alternative feminine mythology—a feminist historiography.
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The slow life again takes centre stage in Nicole Tee’s new body of work.
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The exhibition is a presentation of Philippine indigeneity and its place in contemporary art, not as artifact, but as fluid and dynamic thought and attitude.