White Walls Gallery’s latest major group exhibition, “Don’t be afraid of being slow, be afraid of standing still,” curated by Dean Janice Liuson-Young and Patrick de Veyra, highlights the vibrant Chinese-Filipino cultural experience through the lens of contemporary Philippine art. Assembled for this exhibition are 29 talented Chinese-Filipino artists, showcasing their diverse perspectives and compelling insights into their heritage.
From exploring themes of energy and tradition to pushing the boundaries of conceptual freedom, these artists offer a captivating glimpse into the evolving landscape of Philippine art.Dean Janice Liuson-Young’s eight Chinese-Filipino artists to watch out for are MM Yu, Clarence Chun, Aze Ong, Kadin Tiu, Charlie Co, Leeroy New, Johann Gohoc, and Jerika See.
Adding to the list, Patrick de Veyra highlights the discipline and diversity embodied by another eight Chinese-Filipino artists. From Celine Lee’s conceptual restraint to Nicole Coson’s poetic printmaking, each artist brings a distinct voice to the table. With Miguel Lorenzo Uy’s multidisciplinary exploration and Billie Jean’s vibrant polychromatic works, the exhibition promises to captivate audiences with its range of expression.