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Kulay-Diwa is a venue for Philippines and Southeast Asian Contemporary Art. Inaugurated on February 7, 1987, Kulay-Diwa, is strategically located within a cluster of communities South of Manila. It has five independent exhibition areas able to accommodate large-scale works and a garden ideal for programs, performances and sculpture installations. The goals of the gallery are to discover and promote the works of young, talented but deserving Filipino Artists and to foster cultural interaction and exchanges with the local regions and other countries.
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Website: http://www.kulay-diwa.com
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I sent you an email mr bobbit...
if i could help make people aware about kulay diwa here in deviantart just let me know, i will promote the gallery to international collectors as well as institutions...im proud to be pinoy
kind regards
G
if i could help make people aware about kulay diwa here in deviantart just let me know, i will promote the gallery to international collectors as well as institutions...im proud to be pinoy
kind regards
G
Please do! My gallery caters to very progressive artists like yourself. Thanks!
i will do just that...may i however suggest that you post some photos of the gallery and your collection sop that it will be more presentable to introduce...
just upload some pics and as soon as i could see some works here then i'll be making a news article about it, i may even recruit some filipino artists which might be interested to exhibit in your place...
thanks for the honor my friend
G
just upload some pics and as soon as i could see some works here then i'll be making a news article about it, i may even recruit some filipino artists which might be interested to exhibit in your place...
thanks for the honor my friend
G
Dear Bobbit,
i am pleased to inform you that under my leadership and with cooperation from international friends of whom i highly have been regarded as their equals, i will be leading the first international surrealist book launching, the very first in the history of surrealism, and the very first time a filipino will be writting the introduction for an international book...
just sharing to you of how proud i am as a filipino...
see my club here...it has been gaining favor and acclaim worldwide
Gromyko
i am pleased to inform you that under my leadership and with cooperation from international friends of whom i highly have been regarded as their equals, i will be leading the first international surrealist book launching, the very first in the history of surrealism, and the very first time a filipino will be writting the introduction for an international book...
just sharing to you of how proud i am as a filipino...
see my club here...it has been gaining favor and acclaim worldwide
Gromyko
Greetings Mr. Bobbit,
welcome to deviantart...thank you for the interest in my works and for the praises...i really appreciate it...its nice to know a fellow filipino like you could learn to appreciate some "foreign" works as my ouvre, but then again there is a difficulty of identifying the filipino spirit...the epitomy is varied...
i myself have lost hope because very few who know what real art is comments me or praise my work...thank you for being one of them.
i was turned down by Marlene Aguilar when i showed her my works which she tagged as too "internationally influenced"...i think there's nothing wrong with being universal, what say you?
again thanks...please note me on my page or email me with regards to the works you said.
G
welcome to deviantart...thank you for the interest in my works and for the praises...i really appreciate it...its nice to know a fellow filipino like you could learn to appreciate some "foreign" works as my ouvre, but then again there is a difficulty of identifying the filipino spirit...the epitomy is varied...
i myself have lost hope because very few who know what real art is comments me or praise my work...thank you for being one of them.
i was turned down by Marlene Aguilar when i showed her my works which she tagged as too "internationally influenced"...i think there's nothing wrong with being universal, what say you?
again thanks...please note me on my page or email me with regards to the works you said.
G