ManilArt will be happening in tandem with the Department of Industry's CITEM (Center for International Trade Exposition and Missions)'s Manila FAME, a design and lifestyle event that will be showcasing furniture, fashion accessories, and the like.
International art will also be on display. The featured group exhibition "Endangered Visions," curated by Cabanatuan-based artist Gromyko Semper, will showcase the works of 23 foreign artists and 18 local artists.
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by Alyosha J. Robillos published Monday, September 22nd, 2014:
ManilArt 2014 to feature international surrealist works
Cabanatuan-based artist Gromyko Semper curates the exhibition, while New Zealand-based writer, poet, critic, curator and art historian Andrew Paul Wood writes the “Endangered Visions’” exhibition note.
“Endangered Visions serves one major purpose: as an analogy of the possibilities, communications and translations inherent in the way imagery is manipulated, transmitted, unconsciously inherited and reiterated. Despite the geographical distance involved, these rare and vulnerable visions converge here out of some Jungian collective reservoir of archetypal images that every human being has access to,” Wood writes.
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‘Endangered Visions’ brings together mindscapes of acclaimed artists
"Endangered Visions," a 41-artist exhibit curated by Cabanatuan-based artist Gromyko Semper, will be showcasing interpretations of rich mindscapes from Oct. 15 to 19 at the SMX Convention Center, SM Aura Premier, as part of the ManilART 2014 Art Fair.
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Private and public sectors hold ManilArt 2014
Now on its sixth run, the annual art fair aims to diversify through this year’s visual spread themed “Crossing Borders”. ManilArt 2014 also continues to foster solidarity between the private and public sectors by bridging the two in its lineup of events, which shall run from October 16 to 19.
The Super Gathering Written by Krip Yuson – Oct 1, 2014 From the Gallerie Pierre in Paris where La Peinture Surrealiste, the very first exhibition of Surrealism as visual arts, was held in 1925, all the wanton way to the SMX Convention Center in Taguig, Metro Manila where an ambitiously curated art show, Endangered Visions, becomes part of the Manila Art Fair in October 2014, it’ll be a surreptitious span of nearly 90 years. Roughly a century it has been, and then some, since Guillaume Apollinaire coined the word that would turn up to become a surrogate for reality in creativity, in fact even surpass what was the established norm at the time. READ MORE | Read more on FANTASTIC VISIONS: Endangered Visions Exhibition Exhibited Artists Philippines Artists: Gromyko Semper +Marcel Antonio + Mideo Cruz + Camille Dela Rosa + Kitty Taniguchi + Jonathan Benitez + Katrina Pallon + Isobel Sy Francisco + Paul Hilario + Jared Yokte + Gao Rezaga + Joel Vega + Demetrio Dela Cruz +John Paul Lakan Olivares + Shirin Bhandari +Erwin Pineda + Dengcoy Miel + Gilbert Semillano International Artists: Bruce Rimell (Uk) + Liba Ws (France) + Otto Rapp (Austria) + Hector Pineda (Mexico) + Patrick Mcgrath Muniz (Usa) + Santiago Caruso (Argentina) + Joe Macgown (Usa) + Danny Malbeouf (Usa) + Susannah Martin (Usa) + Erich Moffitt (Usa) + Pierre Fudaryli (Mexico) + Louis Markoya (Usa) + Carol Prusa (Usa) +Jana Brike (Latvia) +Peca (Spain) +Sandra Yagi (Usa) + Gabriella Garza Padilla (Mexico) +Bette Burgoyne (Usa) + Kirsten Stingle (Usa) + Zeljko Djurovic (Serbia) + Michael Hutter (Germany) + Teiji Hayama (Switzerland) + Carrie Ann Baade (Usa) |