MANILA, Philippines - “La Musique,” a new exhibition at Galerie Stephanie in Libis will display works by three genre masters — painters Angelito Antonio and Dominic Rubio, and sculptor Michael Cacnio — by attempting to visualize musicians and their music. The exhibition will open on Oct. 2, 6 p.m. and will run until Oct. 16.
The exhibition’s three artists are known as among the finest genre artists in the country today. Angelito Antonio has an art career that spans almost half a century.
Michael Cacnio, on the other hand, is perhaps one the foremost sculptors in the country today. Having had over 50 sold-out solo exhibitions in the US, Europe, and Asia, Cacnio’s candid depictions of tableaux scenes of Philippine genre has been noted by critics as representing the best of genre in sculptural form.
Renowned painter Dominic Rubio has participated in several exhibitions in and around the region, including shows in New York, Hong Kong and Singapore. Rubio’s signature aesthetic technique of elongating the necks of figures from the Philippine colonial period has made him a critically acclaimed artist and a staple of international collectors.
Galerie Stephanie is at Parc Plaza Building, 183 E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue (C-5), Libis, Quezon City.
For information, call 709-1488 or email at inquiry.galeriestephanie@gmail.com.