Indigeneous Peoples' Visual Arts in the Philippines
Lists of participating artists in 'Freedom to Dream'
From Canada and the Philippines- comes together in this unique exhibition.
Freedom to Dream
⊙White Cube Gallery
⊙Metropolitan Museum of Manila
⊙Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Manila
°November 23-26 and December 11-22, 2007
⊙Marco Polo Davao
Davao City °November 28- December 1, 2007
⊙Cebu City °December 4 - 8, 2007
⊙Taipei °December 30, 2007 - January 10, 2008
Freedom to Dream
⊙White Cube Gallery
⊙Metropolitan Museum of Manila
⊙Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Manila
°November 23-26 and December 11-22, 2007
⊙Marco Polo Davao
Davao City °November 28- December 1, 2007
⊙Cebu City °December 4 - 8, 2007
⊙Taipei °December 30, 2007 - January 10, 2008
FREEDOM TO DREAM Joint Inuit-Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines Visual Arts Exhibition
Two indigenous cultures from two countries straddling opposite sides of the pacifics- the inuit art from Canada and Indigenous Peoples from the various regions in the Philippines- come together in an exhibition of artworks created by their artists. Although both cultures have unique traditions and life-ways, distinct similarities in inspiration, intention and function of their art pieces illustrate the universality and timelessness of man's aspiration for the sublime.
"Freedom to Dream" presents the inner realms of the artists as dream-weavers intimately connected to their social and spiritual environment. The exhibit provides spaces and oppotunities where indigenous visual art works can engage artists and audience in unraveling layers of meanings and connecting to human and spiritual worlds. This is the first time in the Philippines that the selection of world renowned Inuit art from Canada will be displayed in the public exhibition.
G2k reality(getting to know reality)
Acrylic on canvas, by Lamberto Acyatan.2nd prized winner for the SHELL national art student competition
Connectivity(living in harmonous web)
2004 WOW MINDANAO Grand prized winner. Sculpture(mixed-media) by filipino artist Lamberto Acyatan.
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