by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 29, 2025
In her latest exhibit, Keiko Yokoyama presents whimsical paintings of toys and childhood objects that reflect her recurring themes of idyll and nostalgia. “Kuma no Kokoro (The Heart of the Bear)” captures adventures and scenes that echo how we once might...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 29, 2025
Caution: Men at Work extends visual artist Nicole Asares’s winning entry to the 2025 GSIS National Art Competition. Part of the artist’s “Manpower” series, the works grapple with labor and situate the concept not only as physical work, but as a force that builds and...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 28, 2025
This solo exhibition by Genavee Lazaro parses the self through painterly rehearsals of the unconscious. It derives its subject matter from the artist’s dreams, recorded in voice memos and distilled into key visual components. Recognizing that these mental experiences...
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...
