by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 28, 2025
Dan Macapugay’s newest exhibit, “Fields of Tranquility” continues with his signature motif. At the center are barefoot women—the recurring figures of his work — serve vividly to illustrate intimacy and fragility to the world around them, constituting hints of...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 28, 2025
Taking Stock of Surprising Overflows In (Waiting for the Thunder) What Have You in the House? Lyndon Maglalang invites viewers into a quiet space of anticipation, reflection, and faith. The exhibition draws inspiration from the biblical account in 2 Kings 4:1–7, where...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 28, 2025
Bridging photography and painting, Nativo’s monochromatic pieces examine perception and emotional resonance. Viewers are invited into a reflective encounter where the grayscale palette evokes timeless introspection. Each work is prompted by a specific emotion,...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jun 4, 2025
How does one grapple with a world always in flux? In this exhibition, Bea Batungbacal and Kestrel Reyes wield their distinct painterly languages to resist, surrender, and dance to landscapes of perpetual change. They present works that reflect on their personal...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jun 3, 2025
Naburok’s artistic evolution has been very personal. Her first exhibition—whatever floats ur boat—ingratiated herself with uncontainable happiness: artworks with a primal drives towards happiness that can be compared to her succeeding solo, call an ambulance but not...
