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  • Better Days Ahead

      • Kim Borja
    • June 2-18, 2023 •
    • In Kim Borja’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, several female faces are placed in familiar scenes donning almost lost, dreamlike expressions. Each gaze is an ode to the complexity of emotions one encounters through the varied moments life may bring.

      The works manifest a sense of tranquillity amidst the challenges faced, an invitation to find peace. According to Borja, she wanted to create pieces that “would uplift and create a visual reminder that there is always light at the end of the tunnel.” Optimism becomes natural; the invitation to see beyond the surface of hardships prevails in brave acts of courage found within.

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  • These common, intimate objects

      • Pablo K. Capati III
      • Marco Rosario
      • Jezzel Wee
    • June 2-18, 2023 •
    • Inspired by the principles and discipline of the mingei movement, spearheaded by Japanese philosopher Soetsu Yanagi, the works of ceramicists Pablo K. Capati III, Marco Rosario, and Jezzel Wee tread the line between function and form. Each piece, embodying what Yanagi writes in The Beauty of Everyday Things, is “wholesomely and honestly made for practical use”, yet does not forsake its aesthetic value; it is pleasing to the eye, but never loses its sincerity.

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  • Amala

      • Katrina Cuenca
    • May 12 - 28, 2023 •
    • Visual artist Katrina Cuenca’s abstract works continue her oeuvre of dynamic floral compositions and vibrance, now staged in bright and lustrous borders of gold and white. Her new series of artworks draws from elements of spirituality associated with the Hindu goddess of beauty and prosperity, Lakshmi. Entitled “Amala”, she celebrates this sense of purity and hope through refined organic formations, graceful compositions within white’s infinitude, and the elegant strength in her paintings and sculptures.

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  • Movements in Blue: Vintage Sansó (The works of Juvenal Sansó from the 1960s to the 1980s)

      • Juvenal Sansó
    • May 12 - 28, 2023 •
    • A mirror to a journey of reflection and renewal, this collection of works by Spanish-born Juvenal Sansó captures the world as it seems to hold its breath, amidst the silence and symphony of daybreak. From his archive of works completed between 1970 and 1980, a period of frequent sojourns in Brittany, “Movements in Blue” traces the artist’s progression as a landscape artist increasingly in tune with his environment. Each composition is a movement, an ode to the sublimity of dawn, the hush of the world before it awakens.

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Artists

  • Pablo K. Capati III

  • Roby Dwi Antono

  • Mr. S

  • Hideo Tanaka

  • Lyndon Maglalang

  • Nunzio Paci

  • Hae Ryun

  • Jomike Tejido

  • Meghan Hildebrand

  • Manix Abrera

  • Gabby Prado

  • Imam Santoso

  • Atsuko Yamagata

  • Pat Frades

  • Kim Borja

  • Julie Lluch

  • Keiko Yokoyama

  • Reybert Ramos

  • Cristina Gamón

  • Farley Del Rosario

  • Aileen Lanuza

  • Vincent de Pio

  • Chayanin Kwangkaew

  • Emman Acasio

  • Jem Magbanua

  • Noor Bahjat

  • Renz Baluyot

  • Regina Reyes

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