ArtReview sent a questionnaire to artists and curators exhibiting in and curating the various national pavilions of the 2024 Venice Biennale, the responses to which will be published daily in the leadup to and during the Venice Biennale, which runs from 20 April – 24 November.
Mark Salvatus on Representing the Philippines at the 60th Venice Biennale Read More »
Colors annihilate.
Occupy: form and content.
Paint a head, a flower, a mountain, text.
Paint em all on equal terms.
Colours wrap around.
“The title is borrowed from Clarice Lispector’s novel Agua Viva, a reminder of the atmosphere by which these paintings were made: the humming aggression, a silent rhythm, and the wonder of arriving at what I want to see.”
A Heart Beating in the World Read More »
Juni Salvador subdivides his Australia bring-backs, found objects and Philippine-themed curiosities brought into Australia into an assemblage and installation onto two opposing walls and spaces of the gallery classified as the Australian “Oi! Oi! Oi!” and Philippine “Hoy! Hoy! Hoy!”.
Re Inventing Histories/Re Inventing Stories Read More »
Trek Valdizno’s versatility as an painter has been showcased through numerous solo and group exhibitions
in the local and international art scene. He has commissioned works hanging in the walls of City of
Dreams, Windford Hotel and Casino, Solaire Hotel and Casino, and 8 Rockwell among others.
Concentric Circles Read More »
The exhibition involves an interdisciplinary process of sound material and field recordings, textile and indigenous weaving practices, and performative notation through video.
Mark Salvatus at the 60th Venice Art Biennale Read More »
The Drawing Room is pleased to present their featured artists at Art Singapore 2024. View works by: Maria Cruz and Gerardo Tan.
Art Singapore 2024 Read More »
Mark Salvatus’s solo exhibition at The Drawing Room asks about ways to relax. Salvatus’s proposition on relaxation is
centered around the word ‘state,’ which connotes many things— a condition, a situation, or a mode of being.
Relaxation is a State of Mind Read More »
“Echoes” is a collection of artist books that was shaped into emolished structures. Interiors of
these structures consist of photographs that show
residual traces of what was once, probably, someone’s house.
In presenting ten plank-like paintings for the exhibition,
the artist critiques the Western modernist trope of
minimalist paintings leaning on walls. Influenced by artists
such as John McCracken, Blinky Palermo, Raoul de Keyser,
Marthe Wery, and Jo Baer, the artworks challenge the
boundary between sculpture and painting.
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