Showing posts with label Galleria Duemila. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Galleria Duemila. Show all posts
14 December 2012
04 September 2012
31 July 2012
21 July 2012
29 April 2012
Syjuco @Duemila
March 17 - April 26
Galleria Duemila
www.galleriaduemila.com
UPDATE! This MUST-SEE exhibit is extended until May 26!
08 February 2012
Invitation: Art For A Vision
An exhibit for the benefit of Ophthalmological Foundation of the Philippines (OFPHIL)
February 10 - 21, 2012
The Crucible Gallery, SM Megamall
07 January 2012
Jose Tence Ruiz @Duemila
Dessicated Proxy
paintings, installations, and 3D works
7 January - 29 February 2012
Galleria Duemila, Pasay
"art may never capture the divine. art may never come any closer than it has for the last 15,000 years towards palpably rendering the transcendent. art may always remain a finite, perishable frustration, clawed upon by possessed beings, never fully satisfied, yet never fully giving up on the window to a higher frame of seeing. as a reward, the dessicated proxies we cherish, treasure, castigate, condemn or at least listen to and observe offer a pained hope that we might know above ourselves . . ."
www.galleriaduemila.com
08 November 2011
02 October 2011
Mideo Cruz @Duemila
After the controversial exhibit at the CCP last August, Cruz is back with a body of works that again looks at the representation of power and how the public assigns reverence to those who have it. To explore this idea, he chose portraiture with reference to those commissioned works from the Renaissance Europe to the newly industrialized America.
Mideo Cruz
PHASES OF RA
October 8 - 29, 2011
www.galleriaduemila.com
About the artist: Mideo Cruz (b. 1973, Philippines) is a multidisciplinary artist who has initiated many art initiatives here and overseas. He has participated in numerous group and solo shows in the Philippines, Utterly Art Gallery in Singapore and Mondejar Gallery in Zurich. He is also a recipient of several residency grantsin Canada, the USA, and numerous travel grants. His awards include the CCP's Thirteen Artists Award and the Ateneo Art Awards.
01 September 2011
CHABET's Head Series
In a series of collages, Roberto Chabet used an iconic headshot of 1970s supermodel Lauren Hutton by renowned photographer Irving Penn as the base layer for each composition. Although her face and characteristic gap-toothed smile never becomes visible. Only her mud-drenched hair and the page number, “89”, are discernible on the perimeter areas. These collages were produced in the late 1980s (between 1986 to 1988) and were first shown in 1995 as part of a group exhibition titled Unglued held at the West Gallery (West Avenue) and curated by Nilo Ilarde. Unframed and mounted in a grid, the works were then identified as 52 Untitled Collages. Over thirty works from this group now form the Head Series collages but this time pinned neatly on board and boxed in a simple wooden frame.
The exhibit of Chabet’s Head Series is a joint project of the Galleria Duemila and King Kong Art Projects Unlimited as part of the yearlong Roberto Chabet: Fifty Years project. The exhibit will run from September 3 - 27, Galleria Duemila, Manila. www.galleriaduemila.com
UPDATES! EXTENDED UNTIL OCTOBER 1!
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