Gallery News: Isabel Santos and Ian Jaucian at Silverlens
MANILA, Philippines - Isabel Santos and Ian Jaucian conduct a survey of imagined futures in “In the Year 2000,” on view at Silverlens, second floor, YMC Bldg. 2, 2320 Don Chino Roces Ave. Ext., Makati City. The show runs until March 21.
Speaking from a non-specific point in the past, their paintings and Jaucian’s robot create a different version of the “future” — in this case, the year 2000 — one that suggests our inescapable demise.
For details, call 816-0044 or visit www.silverlensgalleries.com.
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Reynold dela Cruz at Ysobel Art Gallery
Reynold dela Cruz intimates deeper visions of discernment, caution and knowing by using allusions of death and decay in “Bittersweet Tale lof Shortcake,” which is on view until March 5 at Ysobel Art Gallery, second floor, Shops at Serendra, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
For information, call 576-4758 or email mark.sancheztiongco@gmail.com.
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Buen Calubayan at Ateneo Art Gallery
Buen Calubayan lays bare his personal history, the demons of uncertainty about his art and chosen life, and the means by which he confronted them in “Biowork.” The exhibit runs until April 30 at the Ateneo Art Gallery, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights, QC.
For inquiries, call 426-6001 local 4160.
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Eugenia Alcaide, Alvin Zafra and Maya Muñoz at Art Informal
Art Informal presents the works of three artists — Eugenia Alcaide’s threadworm in “Weaver,” Alvin Zafra’s drawings in “New Horizons,” and Maya Muñoz’s latest works in “Watching the Grass Grow.” The exhibits are ongoing at the Main Gallery, The Big Room, and The Inner Room of Art Informal respectively, until Mar. 21.
For details, call 725-8518 or (0918) 899-2698
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‘Timeline: 25 Years of Visual Retrospect’ at Art Circle Gallery
In celebration of its 25th anniversary, Art Circle Gallery takes a look back on its rich history as a key player in the Philippine art scene in “Timeline: 25 Years of Visual Retrospect” at Art Circle Gallery, Art Center, SM Megamall A, Mandaluyong City.
For inquiries, call 634-7115.
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Kiri Dalena at Mo_Space
Kiri Dalena demonstrates the idea of photography a an imprint — capturing or tracing of light, or form and of presence in “Imprints,” an exhibition of large-scale photographs of different people donning life masks moulded from plaster. “Imprints” is ongoing until Mar. 22 at Mo_Space, 3rd level Mo’s Design, Bonifacio High Street, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig.
For inquiries, call 856-7915 or 856-2748 ext. 2.
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Nune Alvarado at Galerie Anna
Nune Alvarado presents the perpetually shifting panorama of Philippine society in “The Unfinished Wars of Nune Alvarado,” in which he highlights environmental and cultural degradation with his stylised depiction of the dark side of humanity. The show runs until Mar. 14 at Galerie Anna, 4th level, The Artwalk, Building A, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City.
For inquiries, call 470-2511 or 470-9869.
