Current Exhibition

Grayscale

Andres Barrioquinto, Arturo Sanchez Jr, Hamilton Sulit, Jigger Cruz, Kaloy Sanchez, Luis Antonio Santos, Lynyrd Paras, Mark Andy Garcia, Neil Pasilan, raffy t. napay, Winner Jumalon

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February 18 —
March 20, 2021

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Current Exhibition

Days In and Out of the Sun

Alvin Villaruel

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February 18 —
March 20, 2021

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At the Top of the Food Chain

Lendl Arvin

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February 18 —
March 20, 2021

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Inclination to Observe

Demosthenes Campos

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February 18 —
March 20, 2021

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Exhibitions

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Backyard Jungle Redux

Confined somewhere where everything is at a standstill, Yasmin Sison journeys back into archived research work and uses these materials as the source for new work. Backyard Jungle Redux is a revisitation of old studies and imagery from a previous collection of paintings for Into the Woods, shown in the early aughts, featuring younger versions of her son, Haraya, and her nieces and nephews. Here, Sison invokes Heraclitus: “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” The same could be said for her re-entry into the same jungle, as her own self is changed by the very passage of time.

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End of the Spectrum

Allan Balisi, Art Tavera and 6 others

January 14 - February 13, 2021

End of the Spectrum gathers new work by artists Allan Balisi, Bjorn Calleja, Jonathan Ching, Don Dalmacio, Paolo Icasas, Jonathan Olazo, Soler Santos, and Art Tavera, circling around the color red.

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Play, Cut, Stick, Paint

Ayka Go

January 14 - February 13, 2021

In “Play, Cut, Stick, Paint”, Ayka Go presents works that evoke a sense of longing and introspection but with a clear departure from her established process of painting images of origami landscapes.

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Chops, Hams, Head

Jemima Yabes

January 14 - February 13, 2021

Currently, the price of pork in the market is at PhP 250-260 a kilogram. In Jemima Yabes’ Chops, Hams, Head, the artist turns to this pink merchandise in the wet local trade (whose steep prices betray product displays over linoleum covered tops or sometimes hung by hooks under artificial yellow glows). Yabes’ fixation on chopped meat came with the curiosity for the commodity’s price hike in COVID19-struck Metro Manila.

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