2022 Exhibitions

Wunderkammer 2022

Our 2022 Year-End Exhibition

Locale

“Locale” is a Group Exhibition serving as a diverse collection of originals regarding modern Filipino artists. The Group artist depicted different approaches to convey original art techniques and interpretations to present in the exhibition.

SALT

The First Solo Exhibition of Arianna Bongato.

Patungo Sa'yo

The 2nd Solo Exhibition of Rum Corvera.

Here Lies the Painter

A Solo Exhibition by Jason Montinola

No Heroes No Villain

A group exhibition featuring works by Alexander Lim, Barry Cervantes, Billy Boy Abonado, Nik M. Shazmie, Pablo Bermudez, RA Tijing, Rega Rahman, Shafiq Nordin, and Victoria.

Here Lies the Painter

A Solo Exhibition by Jason Montinola

No Heroes No Villain

A group exhibition featuring works by Alexander Lim, Barry Cervantes, Billy Boy Abonado, Nik M. Shazmie, Pablo Bermudez, RA Tijing, Rega Rahman, Shafiq Nordin, and Victoria.

In Plain Site

A group exhibition featuring works by Gia Luistro, Sam Bumanlag, and Zian Olmedo.

Dust to Life

A Two-Man Exhibit featuring works by Joshua Torres and Ronan Cruz

Glamour Tremor

In this age of uncertainty, many individuals deal with misery, dread, and a sense of loss, but Gian Miroe sees them as tribulations, misery, and grief.

Optic Haptic Hypnotic

A Group Exhibition by Jezzel Wee, Ernest Concepcion, Lui Gonzales, and Winner Jumalon.

Revenant

A Ceramic Group Exhibition by Reine So, Ron Limgenco, Sam Crisologo, Mikee Naval, Oman Santos, Kristine Chan, and Sofie Andin

Parallel

“Parallel” is a Group Exhibit by PJ Andayran, Raphael Carloto, Kendall Colindon, Christian Culangan, Maribel Magpoc, Clark Manalo, and Mark Martinez

Sleeping, Waking, and the Space Between

A Group Exhibition featuring works from Dennis Occeña, Hamilton Sulit, Jan Sunday, Julian Udine, Pauline Reynolds, Rando Onia, and Wipo.

Scratching the Surface

"Scratching the Surface" is a Two-man Exhibit featuring artists Joseph Fraylon and Carl Dumdum.

Eye Bound

“Eye Bound” is a Solo Exhibition by Lendl Arvin.

Narrative Figures

A Group Exhibition featuring works from Cholo Cardenas, Genavee Lazaro, Ianna Engaño, Joshua Palisoc, and Zeelah Aquilizan.

Wangis

A Group Exhibition featuring works from Ben Albino, Boni De Guzman, Kinoo Padlan, Rachel Anne Lacaba, Frenk Sison, and Kevin Auldren Vila.

Enemies

A Group Exhibition featuring works from Cedrick Dela Paz, Mark Laza, Arnel Natividad, and Ricky Natividad.

Bloom

“Bloom” is a Group Exhibition featuring works from Crystal Tranquilino, Victoria Fabella, Jessa Almirol and Shireen Co.

Helmet

Kobusher’s solo exhibit candidly displays his pop culture influences. Despite the distorted forms of these iconic characters, their headgear remains distinguishable, diving into our nostalgia.

Overgrown

An anthology on things that worship the sun, "Overgrown" is a Group Exhibition featuring works from Grets Balajadia, Steven Natal, Ronald Rodriguez, Mikko Baladjay, Jerline Sunga, and Georgina Pomarejos.

Distant Resonance

Jep Dizon’s seventh solo exhibit meditates upon these inherent vibrations in matter and memory that we tend to gravitate towards.

Priceless

Have you ever wondered if you had the power to make time stop? A Solo Exhibition by Efren Carpio.

Monologue

Featuring works from Armada Harvy, Jobert Cruz, Toto Bardinas, Popoy Aspiras, Martin Maturan, Joshua Ariar, Daniela Gayosa, and Rafael la Madrid.

Coincidental Connections

A Solo Exhibition by Jay Ragma.

Garden of Earthly Delights

A Three-Man Exhibition by Rodel Jacintos, Edmond Rivera, and Mark Turbolencia

Hollow

Yao Sampana’s 6th Solo Exhibition extends the narrative of confronting demons from his previous show “Behind the Shadows”, by stirring his emotions into a series of studies rendered poignantly.

Opulence

A Four-Man Exhibition by Gino Nagret, Ron Mariñas, Rum Corvera and Pei Dro.

Anteroom

A Group Exhibition featuring works from Renz Baluyot, Arianna Bongato, Lendl Arvin, Gian Miroe, Joshua Ariar, Rodel Jacintos, Eugenia Alcaide, and Leon Lopez.

Negative Saturation

A Three-Man Exhibition by Joshua Torres, Ronan Cruz, and Sais.

Abo't

A Group Exhibition by Banana, Christopher Fernandez, Kuraw, Rhanz Ramiro, Paul Eric Roca and Frederick Sausa.

Of Compulsions and Process

A Group Exhibition by Bastinuod, Bart Bros., GI Pongase, John Villoria, Mykill, and Tres.

East Meets West

A Two-Man Exhibition situating still-life works by Renee Avila and Ku Romillo vis-à-vis in a comparative tableau reflective of their distinct styles; with Renee representing her influences from western, classical motifs and Ku with her oriental-inspired mystique.

Half Past the Hour

Grammatical tenses are known verbs, past, present, future tenses, it is a reflection of what state Lee Salvador threaded and wanted to showcase in this exhibition.

Diverse

Curated by Nasser Zulueta. Participating artists include Anndigs, Ares Karen, Cath Ongteco, Comet Chase, Dayshaun Chang, Elwin Lyon, Joi Lee, Kayleigh So, Marian Gallo, Max Young, MJ De Jesus, N3y, Nasser Zulueta, Nathan Cheung, Seo Vinny, Serinne Reaport, Tantso and Tom Russ.

Figure Out

A solo exhibition of Azor Pazcoguin. People will go miles just to solve their problems and find answers to their questions.

An Overlaid View

Aubrey Caabay’s Sixth Solo Exhibition. Her works make use of cloth, incorporated with other subjects, to represent her observations and ideas about life.

Motivations

A Three-Man Exhibition by Gian Miroe, Jay Viriña, and Lendl Arvin

Late to the Party

A Two-Man exhibition by Aui Suarez and Tracie Anglo-Dizon aimed at exploring the essence of a “home” and the relationship one has with the objects within the vicinity of it.

Numbers Trap

A Three-Man Exhibition by John Loyd Benz De Leon, Mark Francisco, and Jerline Sunga

Hiraeth

In her first solo show, Cheryl Owen presents a collection of visual interpretations of her memories, friendships, and the places she went to before the pandemic forced us all to stay home.

Visceral Ecologies
Art Fair PH 2022

Where the idea of both “changing” and “world” has never been more complex and laden with their own significant questions.

Upon a Threshold
Art Fair PH 2022

A collection of narratives formed by contemporary Filipino artists aimed at exploring intimate conversations about their origins and art practice.

Imyuniseysyon

“Imyuniseysyon” is Mrk Mrtnz’s Solo Exhibition which studies the importance of vaccination programs through cheekily appropriating Baroque imagery.

Her Story

In celebration of National Women’s Month, this Group Exhibition collects anecdotes and narratives from various contemporary female artists to inspire other women to express themselves more liberally through their craft.

A Quiet Synthesis

A Three-Man Exhibition featuring works from Ikea Rizalon, Pin Calacal, and Isha Naguiat, reflective of the intimate experiences wrought about in solitude and tranquility.

Comfort Noise

Through a series of portraits reflective of his own recent experiences, Kiko Urquiola forges compositions wrought about the chaotic musings that come about during his downtime.

Impermanence

Shodo an art with harmony and balance, with delicate and sometimes strong lines but must end once started as it envelops figures of beautiful women, fabric and flowers. This is Aubrey Fajardo’s 5th solo show.

Monster Comes For Only Those Who Are Afraid

A Solo Exhibition by Rodel Jacintos

Flourish

While his previous portfolio of works have portrayed his subjects through a distinct monochromatic-cyan filter, “Flourish” introduces a new chapter in Edwin Martinez’s artistic journey.

Kwatro Abstracto

A Four-Man Exhibition by Fitz Herrera, Marlon Magbanua, Rick Henandez and Resty Tica.

Insatiable

Exhibition by Mariel Garcia, Carla Gamalinda, Bartols.Exe, Angelica So, Andre Baldovino, Ireland Jill, Ian Inoy, Mariel Cruz, Bea Aben, Jobert Cruz, Rene Bituin, Rymnd Gev, Bayawak, Raise Hell, Lianne “Steffi” Lim, Brent Tejada and Arvin Santos.

Identities

A group exhibition by Mark Martinez, Lendl Arvin, Joseph Fraylon, Mark Francisco, Cezar Cardel Jr., Neil Carandang, Ryan Caslib, Marrielle Cortes, Lawrence Perez, Jefferd Guesdan, and Shai Surio.

Latak

Franz Marion Vocalan and Carlmel Bernard Belda reference their iconography on Neo-Expressionist aesthetics.

It Is What It Is

Nikko Pelaez’s First Solo Exhibition aimed as a showcase of contemporary portraits fashioned with his signature use of colorful shapes and lines. It tells the process of self-reconstruction, acceptance and moving forward; inviting his viewers to contemplate the existence of one’s self.

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