The ever-burning flame of Filipino culture and identity takes center stage at the ManilART Fair 2024, as drybrush Gallery showcases an exhibition brimming with the artistic brilliance of Emmanuel Nim, Waldz Villanueva, Wilfredo Rufon, Des Inosanto, Matthius Garcia, Danny Balicudcud, Mark Belicario, Camille Dela Rosa, Rainer Duhaylungsod, and Ronilo Abayan.
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Libor frequently captured the vision of the past and presented freehand of Filipino culture and customs by depicting rural scenes, market scenes, vendors, still life, and daily life in the Philippines. Libor's consistent portrayal of happenings from an era long gone attests to his aspiration to document images from our storied past.
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"Flowers and Perception" is a celebration of the profound significance of flowers in art, set in the serene surroundings of floral enchantments tended in the halls of drybrush Gallery. It explores the many facets of these lovely offerings from Mother Nature with their innate allure, influence, and healing captured into art by artists of the Professional Art Restorers Society of the Philippines and Asia, Inc. (PARSPA).
As a Pop Art artist, John Mercado Cesar is open to art innovation, constantly exploring and discovering new styles and processes. For him, art is not about achieving perfection; rather, it's about embracing spontaneity, embracing mistakes, and finding creativity in imperfections. This approach allows him to be more innovative and push the boundaries of artistic expression.
In honor of the theme, GRUPO DIBUJO Y ARTE, founded and started by LITO MILAN, presents its group exhibition titled "SINING MAG-INA." The artists, with their distinct style and approach, bring new life and expressive power to an ancient theme, allowing the image of Mother and Child to speak to them. The artists' collective works are infused with a spirit of collaboration and the gracious touch of Mother and Child.
"Palettes of the World" is a celebration of artistic diversity and cultural exchange, featuring works by Filipino artists alongside talented individuals from around the globe. This artbook launch and exhibit aim to showcase the unique perspectives and creative expressions of artists from different backgrounds.
“Art to Save: A Fundraising Exhibit for Animals in Need” is a partnership group show with CARA (Compassion and Responsibility for Animals) Welfare Philippines, featuring the works of Ranilo Zapanta, VanPug, Ted Camahalan, Resty P. Cagayat, Rovart P. Cagayat, Waldz Villanueva, Sistine Austria, Mark Ronald Sioson, Roland Rosacay, Oddin Sena, Gerry Joquico, Isah Rodillo, and Elmo Modelo.
In the heart of every masterpiece lies a story, a sentiment, and a sanctuary. "MY Home" is an exhibition that transcends the boundaries of canvas and brush, immersing you in a world where the essence of home, the profound bond between mother and child, and the enduring spirit of family take center stage. As you step into this captivating realm, prepare to be captivated by the artistry that speaks not only to the eyes but also to the soul.
In the heart of the contemporary art landscape, drybrush Gallery stands not just as a space but as a gathering—an ode to the Filipino tradition of salo-salo. Born online in the crucible of the 2020 pandemic, the gallery has grown beyond the confines of the digital realm, inviting artists and art enthusiasts alike to partake in a visual feast that transcends boundaries.
"Symphony of Water" exhibits paintings by Pancho Piano, Ed Arcilla, Naning Molata Gavin, Angelito Jo Florendo, Darryl Ajero, Danny Santiago, Baltazar Fornaliza, and Jun Taniang, who are all members of the advancing artistic group named Bikol Express-ion Art Group. The collective aims to capture the grandeur and beauty of their hometown, Bicol Province, and foster strong fellowship as Bicolano artists.
drybrush Gallery invites you to unfold the map of the enchanting world of childhood with "Tara! Laro Tayo!", an art exhibit that explores the timeless colourful nostalgia of growing up and being a child at heart. Taking you on a fun-filled journey of joy, wonder, and imagination encapsulating the essence of curiosity and creativity that define childhood.
Pushing Limits: Reimagining Philippines’ Timeless Wonders in the Digital Age
drybrush Gallery proudly pushes boundaries at 15th Manila Art Fair, featuring the works of Juno Galang, Pancho Piano, Roland Rosacay, Ronald Castrillo, and Waldz Villanueva. In their hands, worlds are birthed and visions take flight.
"Being" is a three-man show by Nelson O. Ricahuerta, Gerry Joquico, and Paolo Miguel Mariñas. Stirring intricate figures with melancholic yet sophisticated hues is paramount for these three artists in capturing human nature, vulnerability, complex forms, and beauty of the self within into visual stories.
"Glory: Natural Beauty on Display" group art exhibition is a fusion of stimulating abstract art that triggers a sense of wonder and emotional resonance and sculpture pieces that reify the threads of the artists’ vivid imagination, layers of emotions, and human experiences, whether mundane or extraordinary, trivial or cardinal.
It is with great pleasure that we announce the exhibition of drybrush Gallery MOA, "W. E. R. E.: Where Enigma Remains Everywhere," an exhibition inspired by the perplexing concept of social perspective and its revolving details, reimagined by Ronald Castrillo, Eric Cachero, Emmanuel Nim, and Waldz Villanueva.
Celebrating Excellence: Master’s Forum
Opening a timely portal to feature the works of experienced and well-respected Filipino artists, drybrush Gallery proudly brings “Celebrating Excellence: Master’s Forum”. This exhibition demonstrates the opportunity of bringing harmony in collision of multiple artistic niche, displaying a well curated selection of works that best determine talent and skills.