The Ugnayan Art Exhibition was held at Abreeza Ayala Mall, May 7-12, 2018.
The Organizers🔸The main organizers of this event is Mr. Rogelito and Maree Cayas under Alampat Productions.
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The Artists 🔸The exhibit will showcase around 50-60 select artists from Davao and southern Mindanao.
The Cause 🔸 The purpose of this exhibition is not only to showcase the innate artistic talents of Mindanao Artists but also to highlight the beautiful life in Mindanao Region
My Artwork
This is the preferred size:
My piece
The completed output
Title: Vanda Sanderiana
Medium: Oil Pastels on Felt Paper
Size: Artwork - 16" x 28"
Time: 10 days
INGRESS
setting up
We arrive at the exhibit venue and bring our art to the second floor
Walls are set up and hanging fixtures and carpets.
It was good seeing many of our art professors again, it was quite a reunion.
After setting up, we say bye and wait for the opening next day!
The Artworks
Kublai 2018
this is abstract art made by kublai, a famous and very successful artist in mindanao.
Enter!
I went to the exhibit late, to start, there was a ribbon cutting and speakers who talked about the significance of culture.
These are all the artworks displayed.
I will put first, those artworks who were made by artists that I know, they're my friends.
This was created by Mi Yen, a Tausug woman with flowers and nail accessories essential for the Tausug Tribe's finger dance. She owns an art shop in the city which is the most complete and offers a lot of brands malls don't. The shops name is morning light at Quirino, Davao City.
Pop Art by Joseph Aquino. My classmate before, he has always been a fan of cartoons and he always expresses it this way.
Art by Venerando "Rey" Bollozos. He is my art teacher when I was taking fine arts. He does a lot of oil paintings with representations like these, symbols and emotions.
A stunning wood carving art by Kathleen Abejo, She used power tools and paint to add colors to the wood. The word "Agasan" means where water flows.
Art by Jashiel Ramos, very symbolic art portraying growth, culture and education.
Artist: Elenita Dumlao, she created this colorful and bright piece. She is also the head of the exhibit Bai Hinang which will be set up next month!.
Art by sirViktor. This is a colorful and detailed art of a banana. It represents the rich agricultural aspect of Mindanao.
This is Jessel Namalata and that is her artwork behind her. A woman with ethnic attire and a dove, symbol of peace and hope. There is hope and a future in our culture.
By Boboy Buenaventura
Two back to back sculpture
Here's the other artworks by other artists:
This is a Tausug woman by Mark Tolentino. I loved how the strokes and values look so colorful and real. Amazing!
Here are photos of some works i forgot to include:
Art by Rogelito Cayas
And a solo shot of jessels art
And kathleen with her art
And Angs art
(The one beside mine)
Egress
We close the event and celebrate the opportunities!
We all got a certificate!
This is sir rey, my art professor
These are the fine arts students/ graduates who participated!
Last pic with my art
UGNAYAN is noticed
The exhibit had media coverage and some interviews and was tweeted about by the manila bulletin newsletter
The good news
Our hosts just shared how we, Mindanao Artists were invited to an art gallery exhibit in manila :)
We are so happy and hoping it will all go well.
Thanks for viewing!
More art adventures to come!
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