Check out this month’s noteworthy exhibitions ranging from an homage to an icon of Philippine abstract art to works of young artists.
Ongoing
Olazo Large-Scale
Through September 8
Cultural Center of the Philippines
Pasay City
The exhibition showcases 35 select works of Olazo spanning from 1974 to 2014 as well as his affinity to large scale works. For more information, visit the CCP Website here.
Despite my being ________; Life does not end in a period “.”
Through September 12
Sining Kamalig, Ali Mall
Quezon City
Eleven artists of Boxless Society have contributed to this exhibition with the hope to inspire others, and contribute to mental health awareness. For more information, visit Sining Kamalig’s Facebook page.
Frank Callaghan: Search/Light
Through September 16
Silverlens Gallery
Makati City
‘Search/Light’ is a series of 17 photographs capturing the empty sea and a beam of light under the night sky. For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call (+632) 816-0044.
Eric Zamuco: Almost Not
Through September 16
Silverlens Gallery
Makati City
In this exhibition, Zamuco uses military field gurney stretchers as a principal object and use it within a new context as accompanied by other elements such as light, sound, video, and print. For more information, email [email protected] or call (+632) 816-0044.
Elevator to Uranus (Nothing But Everything Works/Everything But Nothing Works)
Through August 30
Project 20, Maginhawa
Quezon City
Known for her psychedelic works, conceptual artist Maria Jeona Zoleta is back with her solo exhibition. For more information, visit Project 20’s Facebook page.
What do I say to a Giant
August 22 to November 29
Lopez Museum and Library
Pasig City
The exhibition (re)introduces Joaquin’s works in conversation with works from Marc Gaba and Teaching Exhibitions. It is part of Lopez Museum and Library’s program entitled The Artist Turns a Century. For more information, visit lopez-museum.com.
The Given Order
August 22 to November 29
Lopez Museum and Library
Pasig City
The Given Order features the works of Jason Dy, S.J. and Anton del Castillo; where the former uses art in conjunction with the spiritual life of communities he is connected with, while the latter’s works engage with the anxieties and violence in the perception and experience of the individual and collective faith. For more information, visit lopez-museum.com.
Living Architecture:Balancing Nature, Culture, and Technology
From August 22 to October 1
Ayala Museum
Makati City
The exhibition aims to raise awareness on the relationship between architecture, nature, social relations, and cultural values. For more information, call (+632) 759-8288.