‘Freedom’ artworks exhibited at Resorts World | Lifestyle.INQ

OCTOBER 27, 2022

"BURNING Man," by Kris Abrigo. Right: "Young Man in Red Shirt," by Jose Ibay
"BURNING Man," by Kris Abrigo. Right: "Young Man in Red Shirt," by Jose Ibay
“BURNING Man,” by Kris Abrigo. Right: “Young Man in Red Shirt,” by Jose Ibay

TO CELEBRATE the 117th year of independence of the Philippines, Resorts World Manila (RWM) and Kulay-Diwa Gallery showcased prominent and promising Filipino contemporary artists in the exhibit “Freedom of Expression.”

The show was on held the ground floor hallway of RWM’s Newport Mall in Pasay City. It ran until June 30.

“We would like to highlight the talent of contemporary Filipino artists who enjoy the freedom to freely express themselves,” says Robert Nolasco, managing director of Kulay-Diwa. “This is a part of our tribute to the celebration of Philippine independence this year.”

UNTITLED. by Andres Barroquinto
UNTITLED. by Andres Barroquinto

Works of Raimundo Folch, grand prize winner of 2011 Baumel-Schwenck in Paris, and CCP Thirteen Artist awardees Ernest Concepcion and Andres Barrioquinto are on display.

Other works showcased are those by MM Yu, Monnar Baldemor, Jason Paul Tecson, Efren Carpio, Raymond Kawataki Go and Jose Ibay.

According to Nolasco, all of the 52 works exhibited are part of the collection of his gallery.

WORKS of Ernest Concepcion and Jason Paul Tecson
WORKS of Ernest Concepcion and Jason Paul Tecson

“We chose to display the works of prominent artists as well as up-and-coming ones from our collection, while other artists contributed their new works,” Nolasco says.

The works on exhibit are for sale and part of the proceeds will go to Hospicio de San Jose.

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