A two-person exhibition featuring the works of Bam Garibay and Roger Mond. The collective consciousness of a country riddled with a tumultuous history is often colourful, with a light that can be illuminating and, at its worst, blinding. And yet as the light dies down we find that woven within the fraying fabric of our […]

A solo exhibition by David Ryan Viray. Bypassing, Bystanding In “I Love You, Earth,” David Ryan Viray wields his oil paints and brushes to tell multifaceted stories that map out a personal journey, employing emotions unsaid, pent-up dreams and covert desires into images that play on truth and perception. Ever fascinated about the artistic process […]

A group exhibition featuring the works of Paulo Amparo, Vincent Roleda, Rups Kiddo, Marilou Solano, and Andrew Tan. Smaller and Smaller Spaces In recent months, the world has undoubtedly become a much smaller place, not so much in distance, but in the spaces we have come to occupy. Physically, our surroundings feel much more spread […]

A solo exhibition by Kirby Roxas. Nowadays everyone is keeping themselves safe from this pandemic, physical distancing, and following other basic health measures. No more gathering, no more unnecessary errands, must stay at home to be safe. These health precautions affect our normal life, separate us from each other, depriving ourselves to go outside. This […]

A solo exhibition by Demosthenes Campos. Time, Framed Periodization in art history, whether dependent on the movement in an era or a fascination with common themes set within a specific epoch, has always marked our way of seeing objects of beauty through the years. Picasso’s blue and rose periods found him painting different spectrums of […]

A two-person exhibition featuring the works of Mikko Baladjay and Babylyn Geroche Fajilagutan. An imprint of a dynamic encounter It is often in the intersection of experience and resolve that art is created.  In “StockPile,” there is a focus on the interim, in the medium as it takes form on the canvas, directing the flow […]

A group exhibition featuring the works of Bern Cruz, Lec Cruz, Don Dalmacio, Jonathan Olazo, and Vitamin See (Clang Sison). “The difference between what he{artist} intended to realize and did realize, is the personal ‘art coefficient’ contained in the work.” Marcel Duchamp Over two centuries ago, Kant defined Noumenon or “a-thing-in-itself” as unknowable objects – […]

A solo exhibition by Athela “Tekla” Tamoria. The lockdown trussed most of us into cavorting reflection. Tacked to housed stasis, we find objects to fiddle – disfigured dolls, yellowing family photographs, generations-old duster, crumbling baby sneakers, etc. During this downtime, “Manang ❤” thumbs through patchworks of homely rumination and embroiders a correspondence for the mother […]

A three-person exhibition featuring the works of Pete Jimenez, Jason Moss, and Jose Tence Ruiz. Nutrition by Attrition One of the defining attributes of Osmosis is that it works because of water. It works as a quiet flux. Imagine now, as if there were ever any epoch spared of it, an epoch where Chismis, rumor, […]

A three-person exhibition featuring the works of Pin Calacal, Annie Concepcion, and Noelle Varela. While the term “uproot” typically connotes the rough displacement of something tangible, in the exhibition “Uproot” artists Pin Calacal, Annie Concepcion, and Noelle Varela paint this process as it occurs within the human experience. The pieces explore how “uprooting” takes form […]