Established artists from the Philippines whose practices investigate how their work, lifestyles and realities make up a complex society are featured in The Drawing Room, a gallery founded in Manila by director Cesar Villalon Jr. in 1998. The gallery features Philippine Contemporary Art icons such as Kiko Escora, and Kawayan de Guía along with Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan, and Jose Legaspi who are critically acclaimed internationally. The Drawing Room supports interdisciplinary art processes, presents works at international art fairs, and also collaborates with public art institutions in Manila and the region to exhibit and acquire Filipino contemporary art.
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LILIBETH CUENCA RASMUSSEN
Hair Ball IV, 2012
EMMANUEL SANTOS
2nd Earth Series (Butolan), 2012
KIDLAT DE GUIA
Sakadang Bakal Series, 2012
RJ FERNANDEZ
Balatoc Exploration Model, 2012
The Drawing Room presents its first exhibition of photography with Baguio-based Kidlat De Guia, London-based artist RJ Fernandez, Danish-Filipina Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen and Melbourne-based Emmanuel Santos. The works for this exhibition grafts particular enquires on utopia and the photographic field through staged tableaux, portraiture of social landscapes, and heterotropic terrains from real locations.
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