The Masters’ Touch, presented by drybrush Gallery, is an exciting showcase of six renowned artists: Raul Isidro, Al Perez, Nanding Sena, Juno Galang, Paul Dimalanta, and Lander Blaza. Each artist has a distinct technique, presented differently in forms and spectacular oeuvre, united by their proficiency of the medium that define them as masters of this generation.

CARA (Compassion and Responsibility for Animals) Welfare Philippines, in partnership with drybrush Gallery, presents “Paws for A Moment”, an online art exhibit for a cause.  A portion of the sales will be donated to CARA's programs dedicated to helping control the street animal population through spaying/neutering, promoting adoption, and educating citizens about animal welfare. 

Starting 2023 with gratitude and appreciation to the unsung heroes who have made our country resilient against the different crises that had befallen us. 

There is a certain magic in childhood.  “Innocence”, a two man exhibition of Lito Milan and Joe Hilario, portrays simplicity of life and purity unspoiled.  

In the works of Wilfredo Rufon, Angelito Florendo, and Jojo Requina, the appeal lies in the picturesque views that veer to positive process of becoming aware and understanding life. 

drybrush Gallery presents “Alchemy”, a collection of various paintings in distinctive appearances by Dominic Escobar, Jesson Buco, and Jao Mapa.

Salinlahi or “Generation” in English term, is an annual group exhibition presenting the works of Lydia Velasco and her family, featuring themes associated with women, love, family, and life.

drybrush Gallery artists showcases works manifesting the relationship between nature and man-made creations. Presenting a dreamlike atmosphere by incorporating nature with technology or man made creations with positive impact to the society.

drybrush MOA presents this exhibition entitled Better Days, featuring the works of our local artists: Ysa Gernale, Joseph Hilario, and Glenmore Lawig. These artists are known for their warm and comforting themes with playful figures, displaying traditional Filipino activities during sunny days such as fishing and harvesting fruits, rice, or flowers, under the vast blue sky.

In this exhibition, the artists unravel their pleasure in producing art, expressing their satisfaction as they individually immerse in the zone where they genuinely connect with their very own creations. Each artist is committed to their craft as they convey identity mappings, personal reflections, musings, processes of emotions, and reactions to their lives.

Hilom: An art exhibit for a cause and mind wellness program presents Oasis - A group exhibition by Zarah Eugenie Cabangon, Janelle Marahay, Aina Marcaida, Marie Ann Gran-Paredes, Andrei Solmirano, Valerie Teng of Artfinity.

The term “Reborn” propels this exhibition by Jao Mapa, on view at drybrush Gallery - SM North EDSA - Interior Zone this September, presenting works as a visual metaphor to the ecstatic feeling of creating art, allowing the artist to make new beginnings and feel brand new. Each works are consisted with the artist’s fragment of happiness, and evolving cycles of life.

In this two-man exhibition, Common Ground, Astrid Anabo and Row Bean Paz draw narratives from the dwellers of natural ecosystem and its tranquility. The surreal paintings in this exhibition are envisions of accessibility to the distinctive atmosphere and qualities surrounding the wildlife, capturing the curiosity of natural wanderers within the viewers. 

Lon de Cruz engages the viewers by establishing familiarity with her portrait of iconic subculture personalities including the likes of John Lennon, Angelina Jolie, Freddie Mercury, and even Vincent van Gogh. Through her subject choices, her homage and portrait renditions aim to acknowledge permanence, a sense of legacy by repurposing inanimate materials found in her decluttered house as her main artistic medium.

Featuring Ariel Villalobos' series of imagination based on experiences from day-to-day scenarios to political and historical expressions, as he takes inspiration from artists Francis Bacon, Zdislaw Beksinski, Fernando Botero, and Manabu Ikeda. The Exhibition is currently ongoing in drybrush Gallery SM North Edsa - Interior Zone. 

BYAHE NI JUAN celebrates the journey of every Filipino in our quest for freedom in all areas of our lives be it in government, community, family and within ourselves.

”Immortalizing Lineage” emanates the love for family, either as a unit or as a member. Culturally defined, the artworks depict the family in distinctive Filipino settings, customs, and lifestyle. The Cagayat brothers use rich and vibrant colors to express the beauty, joy, affection, warmth, and respect radiating from the subject to its viewer.