Current Online Exhibit

Bienvenido "Bones" Banez Jr.

"Lexicon of Surrealism"

Banez’s art is expression of belief in Evil gaining dominion over the Earth. Injustice, inequity, conflicts, wars, environmental destruction, and human suffering—all these, manifestations of the rule of Evil—a perception old as Judaeo-Christian doomsday prophets and feasted upon by the human mind ancient to modern.

Current Online Exhibit 1

WIPOOSANA SUPANAKORN

"THE SUBTRACTION"

 Wipposana Supanakorn, "GONG" to friends is a Thai who finished his studies at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. His works are pure abstractions based solely on his emotion which he translate into his canvas.

Current Online Exhibit 2

 Stella Tansengco Schapero

"Ondoy: New Beginnings"

Stella’s recent show opened just before Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana) struck Manila and dumped more than a month's worth of rain in 12 hours. Another powerful storm, Pepeng (Parma), pummeled Northern Luzon shortly after. The government’s unpreparedness for these disasters has ignited a renewed call for change – timely given presidential elections in May 2010.

One of the first assemblages from the show to sell was “BAHAY: NEW BEGINNINGS”, which highlights the pain and the promise of floods (“BAHA” in Filipino) through several images of houses (“BAHAY”). This on-line exhibit will feature pieces inspired by Ondoy that echo the clamor for change and new beginnings. 100% of proceeds will be donated to a vetted Philippine charity to assist in the resettlement of some families displaced by Ondoy.

Galleries

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Kulay-Diwa  is a venue for Philippines and Southeast Asian Contemporary Art. Inaugurated on February 7, 1987, Kulay-Diwa, is strategically located within a cluster of communities South of Manila.  It has five independent exhibition areas able to accommodate large-scale works and a garden ideal for programs, performances and sculpture installations.  The goal of the gallery is to discover and promote the works of young, talented but deserving Filipino Artists and to foster cultural interaction and exchanges with the local regions and other countries.

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Diwa  (Spirit, Thought)

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