Current Exhibition Sugar Crash Scarlet Aguilar November 15 - December 14, 2025 View Exhibition Virtual Exhibition Conversation with the Master Wilfredo Offemaria Past Exhibitions Shop Quick View Ricky Francisco - Pure Light 1: Happiness Price ₱26,000.00 Quick View Ricky Francisco - Pure Light 2: Serenity Price ₱26,000.00 Quick View Ricky Francisco - Pure Light 3: Wisdom Price ₱26,000.00 Quick View Ricky Francisco - Pure Light 4: Discernment Price ₱26,000.00 Quick View Gia Luistro - Stained House II Price ₱13,000.00 Quick View Gia Luistro - A drop of water Price ₱13,000.00 Quick View Gia Luistro - I’m so scared of the rain Price ₱13,000.00 Quick View Gia Luistro - A is for Banana Price ₱13,000.00 Quick View Joanolasco - Extension (overexposed) Price ₱22,000.00 Quick View Joanolasco - Extension (decaying bloom) Price ₱22,000.00 Quick View Joanolasco - Extension (a constellation) Price ₱22,000.00 Quick View Joanolasco - Extension (streamers) Price ₱22,000.00 See more at the shop OpenArt Gallery 3876B, Quingua Street, Barangay Pinagkaisahan, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines info@openart4ph.com +63 917 145 0306 Join our mailing list Email* Subscribe I want to subscribe to your mailing list.

Exhibition Info Works About MoCAF 2023 - Iconic Masters July 28 - July 30, 2023 Hermes Alegre Lydia Velasco Omi Reyes Raul Isidro Jonathan Dangue For MoCAF Manila 2023, OpenArt Gallery will be showcasing the four leading masters in painting and sculpture would be an exciting opportunity for art enthusiasts to view some of the most iconic and influential works of Omi Reyes, Hermes Alegre, Raul Isidro, Lydia Velasco and Jonathan Dangue. The exhibit would considered to be at the forefront of their respective art movements styles, and who have made significant contribution to the world of art. They have inspired countless artists to follow in their footsteps, and their legacy continues to be felt today. Their work has been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, and they have received numerous accolades and honors for their contributions to the field of art. Overall, an exhibit showcasing the leading masters in painting and sculpture would be a fascinating exploration of some of the greatest works of art ever created. It would be a testament to the enduring power of these artist and their ability to capture the imagination and inspire generations of artists to come. OpenArt Gallery 3876B, Quingua Street, Barangay Pinagkaisahan, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines info@openart4ph.com +63 917 145 0306 Join our mailing list Email* Subscribe I want to subscribe to your mailing list.

Exhibition Info Works About Intermingling Force October 22 - November 05, 2022 Amador Barquilla Carlo Ongchangco Ann Baldemor-Moneda Amiel Cagayat Francis Nacion Almer Moneda Melissa Yeung-Yap Jonathan Dangue Evolution is never static. In Philippine Art, it is expressed in various forms that are the product of the “intermingling forces” of history, culture, artistic influences from within and without, individual artistry, and the market. As the sociologist Emile Durkheim has expressed, “each generation is reared by its predecessor; the latter must therefore improve in order to improve its successor.” Like a spiral, things go seemingly in a circle, but seen from the lens of history, it circles always forward. Such is the case of the first public exhibition of OpenArt Gallery’s exhibition at ArtistSpace where the selection of works by Amador Barquilla, Ann Baldemor-Moneda, Amiel Cagayat, Jonathan Dangue, Francis Nacion, Almer Moneda, Carlo Ongchangco, and Melissa Yeung Yap reflect what resonates with Philippine culture, like those who have before them, but with their individual artistic predilections. Like the bucolic genre of the grand master of Philippine Art, Fernando Amorsolo, the works of Amador Barquilla, Amiel Cagayat, Francis Nacion, Almer Moneda and Carlo Ongchangco echo strains of peaceful bounty and the joys of the simple life. Their approach is tempered by nostalgia, as with the case of Barquilla, Baldemor, Cagayat, Nacion, and Moneda, or by youthful fantasy such as in the works of Ongchangco. Their works reflect various and more recent aesthetic influences that they have devoted their time delving into, like the works of Bencab, Malang, Van Gogh, even Murakami; creating contemporary expressions of the Philippine Genre. Showing influences of international Abstract Expressionism alongside those of the local, Ann Baldemor – Moneda , Melissa Yeung Yap, and Jonathan Dangue create more subjective abstracts that still resonate with Philippine culture. Baldemor Moneda’s foliar abstractions echo the influences of Malang and Kiukok. While Yeung Yap’s use t’boli textiles for her foliar works as a way to connect to and support local indigenous culture and Philippine artisanal traditions. Dangue’s angular abstractions meanwhile continue the spiral that Abueva, Saprid, and Castrillo likewise belong to. “Intermingling Forces” represent segments of Philippine Art in the spiralic loop of the contemporary: one with resonates with the past, integrates the present, and marches on to the future in resonance with truly Philippine values of peace, generosity, joy, and harmony. Together, these artists represent effective strains of what Filipinos value, as well as how these constants which define our culture are expressed at this time. OpenArt Gallery 3876B, Quingua Street, Barangay Pinagkaisahan, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines info@openart4ph.com +63 917 145 0306 Join our mailing list Email* Subscribe I want to subscribe to your mailing list.