Kaloy Sanchez likes to be alone. The twenty-nine-year-old artist recluses himself in his studio, painting the environment that exists within what he calls a bubble, the world that encompasses only his immediate surroundings. He hardly ventures out, not even for the receptions that open his group shows. He chooses to keep largely to himself despite his recent rise into the consciousness of Manila’s art collectors. Continue reading
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Hate Mail at Manila Contemporary
It must be the season for group shows. The third one I’ve seen this month, Hate Mail, at Manila Contemporary, is the second in a series of exhibits that, per the wall text, “…looks at visual linguistics in relation to communicating fundamental human emotions…” It comes after Love Letters, which the gallery, fittingly enough, mounted close to Valentine’s Day. Continue reading