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.

The artists who make up ArtSiklab have different artistic styles, mediums, and themes in common, yet they are all graduates of the University of the Philippines' Batch 94 studio arts program at Diliman College of Fine Arts.

"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.

drybrush Gallery is pleased to announce “Solace”, an exhibition featuring the works of Rafael Cusi, Prudencio Lamarroza, Norlando Pobre, Roland Rosacay, Wilfredo Rufon, Arnel Borja, Alexander Ibardolaza, Ramon Piguing, Reinier Cataylo, Janiel Jaime, Ed Arcilla, and Spencer Ozo.