Ani ng Sining Art Exhibit Opens at One Workshop Gallery
Ani ng Sining Art Exhibit Opens at One Workshop Gallery
Following its hugely successful run at the 2009 Philippine International Visual Arts Festival (PIVAF`09) in February, the PIVAF `09 art exhibition is moving from Robinson's Midtown and Forum to the One Workshop Gallery in Pasong Tamo, Makati. Carrying the National Arts Month theme of Ani ng Sining as celebrated by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), the exhibit showcases masterworks by the cream of the national art scene. Painting, photography, sculpture, drawing, digital art and other visual arts disciplines are represented at the exhibit, which opens on Monday, March 30, 2009.
The exhibiting artists are A.C. Torralba, "Bada", Aaron Bautista, Adeste Deguilmo, Al-Nezzaar Ali, Ambhet Lugtu, Ambie Abano, Amiel Lapuebla, Antonio Gabriel Isip, Arnel Borja, Beth Parrocha –Doctolero, Charlie Co, Danilo Celum, Danny PanganNemiranda, Dennis Montera, Don Gurrea, Dopy Doplon, Dulz Cuna (Dulce Anacion), Edillardo Paras, Edwin Jumalon, Egai Talusan Fernandez, Errol Balcos, George Tapan, Henry Bateman, Jay Alonzo, Jesus Genotiva, Joe Datuin, JP Sarmenta, Jun Porlares, Kelly Ramos-Palaganas, Kitty Taniguchi, Lilen Uy, Luis Martin Harder, Manny Montelibano, Miguel Nacianceno, Nap Jamir II, Norman Falcasantos Narciso, Nunelucio Alvarado, Palmy Pe-Tudtud, Pandy Aviado, Patrick Ka Hiang Chong, Ramon Orlina, Raul Isidro, Rick Hernandez, Rogelito Cayas, Jr., Romy Vitug, Ross Capili, Salvador Ching, Salvador Convocar, Tommy Hafalla, Val Villanueva, Wenceslao Cuevas, Jr., and Yuan Mor'O Ocampo
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PIVAF `09 is the flagship project of the NCCA's National Committee for Visual Arts (NCVA), and was one of the highlights of this year’s Philippine International Arts Festival (PIAF). The NCCA has held the PIAF since the inception of the National Arts Month in 1991. The NCCA provides funding and support for Filipino artist groups and organizations taking part in the PIAF which is held in various locations nationwide.
The PIVAF `09 exhibit at the One Workshop Gallery runs until April 13, 2009.
Following its hugely successful run at the 2009 Philippine International Visual Arts Festival (PIVAF`09) in February, the PIVAF `09 art exhibition is moving from Robinson's Midtown and Forum to the One Workshop Gallery in Pasong Tamo, Makati. Carrying the National Arts Month theme of Ani ng Sining as celebrated by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), the exhibit showcases masterworks by the cream of the national art scene. Painting, photography, sculpture, drawing, digital art and other visual arts disciplines are represented at the exhibit, which opens on Monday, March 30, 2009.
The exhibiting artists are A.C. Torralba, "Bada", Aaron Bautista, Adeste Deguilmo, Al-Nezzaar Ali, Ambhet Lugtu, Ambie Abano, Amiel Lapuebla, Antonio Gabriel Isip, Arnel Borja, Beth Parrocha –Doctolero, Charlie Co, Danilo Celum, Danny PanganNemiranda, Dennis Montera, Don Gurrea, Dopy Doplon, Dulz Cuna (Dulce Anacion), Edillardo Paras, Edwin Jumalon, Egai Talusan Fernandez, Errol Balcos, George Tapan, Henry Bateman, Jay Alonzo, Jesus Genotiva, Joe Datuin, JP Sarmenta, Jun Porlares, Kelly Ramos-Palaganas, Kitty Taniguchi, Lilen Uy, Luis Martin Harder, Manny Montelibano, Miguel Nacianceno, Nap Jamir II, Norman Falcasantos Narciso, Nunelucio Alvarado, Palmy Pe-Tudtud, Pandy Aviado, Patrick Ka Hiang Chong, Ramon Orlina, Raul Isidro, Rick Hernandez, Rogelito Cayas, Jr., Romy Vitug, Ross Capili, Salvador Ching, Salvador Convocar, Tommy Hafalla, Val Villanueva, Wenceslao Cuevas, Jr., and Yuan Mor'O Ocampo
.
PIVAF `09 is the flagship project of the NCCA's National Committee for Visual Arts (NCVA), and was one of the highlights of this year’s Philippine International Arts Festival (PIAF). The NCCA has held the PIAF since the inception of the National Arts Month in 1991. The NCCA provides funding and support for Filipino artist groups and organizations taking part in the PIAF which is held in various locations nationwide.
The PIVAF `09 exhibit at the One Workshop Gallery runs until April 13, 2009.
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