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Saturday, October 6, 2018
Migs Villanueva Return to Mischief 8th Solo Exhibition
Migs Villanueva
Return to Mischief
8th Solo Exhibition
Galerie Francesca Booth No. B5 ManilArt 2018
Galerie Francesca is pleased to present Return to Mischief, Migs Villanueva’s eighth solo exhibition. Villanueva is a multi-awarded writer, a very much sought after painter and a former president of the prestigious Saturday Group.
Read More Here : Return To Mischief
Return to Mischief
8th Solo Exhibition
Galerie Francesca Booth No. B5 ManilArt 2018
Galerie Francesca is pleased to present Return to Mischief, Migs Villanueva’s eighth solo exhibition. Villanueva is a multi-awarded writer, a very much sought after painter and a former president of the prestigious Saturday Group.
Read More Here : Return To Mischief
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Chance Encounters
All my photographs are about meetings
and about coups de foudre - love at first sight. To do that type of
photography, one must wipe the canvas clean to prepare for chance encounters,
be open and aware to such moments, otherwise it becomes a cliché - already seen
and expected.
Edouard Boubat
Chance Encounters
Fitz Herrera
Louie Ignacio
Sio Montera
Joy Rojas
Cid Reyes
Fred Tan
and Oliver Ortega
Galerie
Francesca presents Chance Encounters,
an exhibition of six painters and a poet, whose works deal somehow, with
chance. Chance, is often viewed as a
stroke of luck, and therefore, is often opposed to skill. However, as this exhibit attempts to show,
chance often works for the prepared mind.
Novelist and journalist Scott Anderson says, “History is often the tale
of small moments—chance encounters or casual decisions or sheer
coincidence—that seem of little consequence at the time, but somehow fuse with
other small moments to produce something momentous, the proverbial flapping of
a butterfly’s wings that triggers a hurricane.”
Artists
Louie Ignacio, Cid Reyes, Joy Rojas, and Fred Tan, rely heavily on the beauty
that fluid paint produces. Working with
the flow of paint on textured surfaces, these artists work in harmony with
their medium, and the earth’s gravitational pull; to create dynamic abstract
works which evoke emotion. Their
aesthetic choices are manifested through skillful use of chance as they flick,
pour, mix and scrape paints of their peculiar palettes. Collectively, their work exemplifies a deep
respect and understanding of their medium, and a peculiar acceptance of it,
resulting to working with it, instead of on it.
Sio
Montero on the other hand is preoccupied with wear and tear as they manifest
time’s passing. His work involves scraping
off and peeling off layers of paint, to show what lies beneath. His wabi-sabi
aesthetic seems to illustrate an acceptance of impermanence and the transitory
nature of life.
Painter
Fitz Herrera tries to create harmony by juxtaposing opposing visual elements –
dull versus bright, colorful versus neutral, textured versus smooth, and sharp
versus undefined. In creating the works,
each element is a reaction to something that is already there. The end, of course, is like a tapestry of
life, where harmony is achieved between these different and differing elements.
Oliver
Ortega provides autopoetry, poems created from removing words from existing
works by other artists. Like the works
of the painters, his poetry tries to mine the inner and hidden beauty of what
is out there, and in plain sight.
Chance Encounters is presented by Galerie Francesca Festival
Mall in Alabang located at Unit 3319 2nd Level Festival Mall Expansion Wing
Civic Drive Filinvest Corporate City, Alabang Muntinlupa City 1770. It is curated by Ricky Francisco. It opens on October 7 and ends on Oct 19,
2018. For inquiries please call (+632)
659-2667/ 5709495.
Sunday, September 16, 2018
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World War Z
When former U.N. investigator Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) and his family get stuck in urban gridlock, he senses that it's no ordinary traffic jam. His suspicions are confirmed when, suddenly, the city erupts into chaos. A lethal virus, spread through a single bite, is turning healthy people into something vicious, unthinking and feral. As the pandemic threatens to consume humanity, Gerry leads a worldwide search to find the source of the infection and, with luck, a way to halt its spread.
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Thor: The Dark World
In ancient times, the gods of Asgard fought and won a war against an evil race known as the Dark Elves. The survivors were neutralized, and their ultimate weapon -- the Aether -- was buried in a secret location. Hundreds of years later, Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) finds the Aether and becomes its host, forcing Thor (Chris Hemsworth) to bring her to Asgard before Dark Elf Malekith (Christopher Eccleston) captures her and uses the weapon to destroy the Nine Realms -- including Earth.
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Friday, September 14, 2018
Dominic Rubio's Archival Giclée
Sa mga kaibigan nating gustong-gustong magkaroon ng Dominic Rubio, pero walang makuha dahil sa talaga namang napaka haba ng pila ng mga kumisyon work nya.
At kung magkaroon man ay sadyang napaka-bilis maubos o mabenta,swerte mo na lang kung nasa viber list kita ('',).
Join here for Updates Galerie Francesca Update.
Good news!!!
Dahil may limited pieces sya.
Proceeds will be given to Rotary Scholars.
Details Below :
Dominic Rubio_15"x20"_Archival Giclee Print
So good luck guys!!!
At kung magkaroon man ay sadyang napaka-bilis maubos o mabenta,swerte mo na lang kung nasa viber list kita ('',).
Join here for Updates Galerie Francesca Update.
Good news!!!
Dahil may limited pieces sya.
Proceeds will be given to Rotary Scholars.
Details Below :
Dominic Rubio_15"x20"_Archival Giclee Print
So good luck guys!!!
Saturday, September 8, 2018
Art Exhibit
DATI
Galerie Francesca presents
Kiko Marquez and Christina Baltero
“The Greek word for
"return" is nostos. Algos means "suffering." So nostalgia
is the suffering caused by an unappeased yearning to return.”
― Milan Kundera, Ignorance
― Milan Kundera, Ignorance
I first met Kiko Marquez in an artists’ mentorship
program. He was the instigating artist,
the one who was socially adept and full of ideas. He formed a group of highly skilled, young
artists from Bulacan, and brought them to an art patron’s notice, who resonated
with him, and realized that with a little training, these artists might make a
mark. Together with the highly acclaimed
social realist painter Mr. Renato Habulan, I was asked to work with them.
We would critique their technique, and push
them to think artistically – to expand their visual vocabulary, and instill in
them a sensitivity to the zeitgeist of our times. And we were off to a very promising start as
each of them regaled us with works that were technically adept and full of the
bravura of youth. But life
happened. And within barely a year, the
program fell apart. A few of the artists
banded together and continued on their path of art. Marquez set off, and started a family with
Christina Baltero, who, with Marquez’ instructions, became a realist painter in
the course of their deepening relationship.
“Dati” is a story of redemption. It is the visualization of the yearning to
remember: for Marquez, it is to return to the simpler life of a childhood
recalled; for Baltero, it is in celebration of the youth of their daughter as
she outgrows her clothes by the month.
Both artists paint in realistically, but express their poesy quite
differently. Marquez uses the idiom of a
closed glass jar to express the idea of protection and containment on the one
hand, and fragility, in the other.
Precious memories are stored, but are always with a risk of being
shattered. In “Hagonoy” for example,
Marquez appears to imply the waterways which crisscrossed the land of his
childhood, where he would set paper boats on, and gleefully follow them as they
meandered through his neighborhood, through rice fields, and fens. In the
succeeding eleven works, we see how adeptly he manipulates oil to create the
illusion of glass and water. We see him
successfully construct many layers of meaning through the objects he chooses to
encase in these jars. We see that the painter
is a poet with his imagery, which he composes with flourish and confidence. We
see how he captures light and transparency, gloss and fluidity, movement and
stillness, with his adroit brushwork. We
see why Marquez is in the running for this year’s Philippine Art Awards, to
which he already is a semi-finalist.
Baltero, on the other hand, presents a series of ten
artworks, all of baby’s dresses, all her firstborn’s, to be precise. Through simple composition, we see her loving
attention to every moment symbolized by those dresses, as her child has worn
them, and outgrew them. We see the
sentiments of an artist as mother, whose poetry is in the simple and quiet
acceptance – celebrating the milestones of growth, while treasuring moments
that too soon will be gone.
Through recollection and celebration, as evinced by these
paintings in “Dati,” Marquez and Baltero return to the path of painting, in
their own very unique ways. Through this
exhibition, we see both artists express their individuality, similar in
technique, but quite differently in how they see the world. Through “Dati”, we see not only memory at
work, but each individual’s capacity to transcend the finitude of time through
meaning-making, which, in its own way, is the vehicle of our collective
salvation.
- Ricky Francisco
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