XII Filipino Contemporary Artist
Thu, 26 Jun
|Artesan Gallery + Studio
Featuring Poklong Anading, Bembol De La Cruz, Pardo De Leon, Ranelle Dial, Carlo GAbuco, Robert Langenegger, Romeo Lee, Keiye Miranda, Ian Quirante, Wire Tuazon & Paulo Vinluan
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Time & Location
26 Jun 2008, 7:00 pm
Artesan Gallery + Studio, 793 Bukit TImah, Singapore 269765
About the event
In participation in Art Trek Philippines 2008.
Feauturing twelve young contemporary artists frim the Philippines.
Filipino art is going through a regeneration today. Whilst social themes reflect strongly at the core of Philippine modern art, the Filipino urbanites emerge with a strong and vivid art form, by adding a twist of the sublime . With a country that is full of dissimilarities: the wealthy and the poor, the rebels and the pious, the upright and the corrupt, young Filipino artists today have taken the stance to exemplify the same contrast and argument embedded in their society. The difference? They are now more emblematic than stark, with a hint of grunge and grime. The themes are young and dreamy, sometimes dark, morbid or sarcastic, but offers an intelligent approach. It is this that perhaps hints at a mindful re-shaping of contemporary Filipino art.