Outlooke Pointe Foundation’s Joshua Alexander Manalo muses on this year’s Philippine Pavilion, an ode to a mystical mountain with an unexpected connection to water
The 2024 Philippine Pavilion, “Sa kabila ng tabing lamang sa panahong ito/Waiting just behind the curtain of this age,” contemplates the complexities of the national, including its cultural and cosmological aspirations
Kabilang-tabing ng panahong ito, curated by Carlos Quijon Jr. and featuring the art of Mark Salvatus, is the official Philippine representative for the 60th Venice Art Biennale
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