INTERFERENCES
From its title, the first solo exhibition of Ryle Russell operationalizes the visual and philosophical logic of his painting practice.
From its title, the first solo exhibition of Ryle Russell operationalizes the visual and philosophical logic of his painting practice.
I come into the peace of wild things, who do not tax their lives with forethought of grief.
There is a shifting of the guard of knowledge, given the way meanings are established through online consumption.
The Path Through Ghost Trajectories Read More »
One would think that artists count on some degree of the unknown…
When Grey Turns Blue Read More »
In the face of change the elusive and precious temper of stability seems to present itself only during rare and fleeting moments.
Conditions of Equilibrium Read More »
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.
In the arms of a curve Read More »