The Athenaeum will present Looking for Juan from January 10 to February 14 in the Rotunda Gallery. The exhibition will raise money for the building of a Pacific Rim Friendship Park in Puerto Princesa City in the Philippines, as organized by CANVAS, in partnership with artist Jim Hubbell and the Pacific Rim Park Project.
A special reception, by invitation, will be held on January 14 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The public reception will be held together with the opening of Genie Shenk: Dreams and Other Lost Languages on January 16 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
* The painting, “Cinco de Noviembre” (48”x36” acrylic on canvas) by Anthony Fermin is one of the works featured at the exhibition. On the island of Negros in the Visayas, the 5th of November marks the victory of the locals in a bloodless revolt against the ruling Spanish colonizers in 1898. This festival of Cinco de Noviembre is celebrated yearly and Anthony Fermin - who is based in Negros Occidental - captures with his naïf style the revelry of the Negrenses in his rendition with ferris wheels, street vendors, and fire works.
* The painting, “Cinco de Noviembre” (48”x36” acrylic on canvas) by Anthony Fermin is one of the works featured at the exhibition. On the island of Negros in the Visayas, the 5th of November marks the victory of the locals in a bloodless revolt against the ruling Spanish colonizers in 1898. This festival of Cinco de Noviembre is celebrated yearly and Anthony Fermin - who is based in Negros Occidental - captures with his naïf style the revelry of the Negrenses in his rendition with ferris wheels, street vendors, and fire works.
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wow! full of energy and movements ..i can really feel the intensity and gravity,,..ang galing..mabuhay ka!
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