Art Exhibitions
Art Exhibitions & Art Experiences at Modeka Art
These Days
The show revolves around the exploration of inner lives—the artists’ inner lives. Art Fair Philippines 2026, Modeka Art Space
From Our Living Room To Yours | Art Fair Philippines 2026
The show revolves around the exploration of inner lives—the artists’ inner lives. Art Fair Philippines 2026, Modeka Art Space
Dear Future Me
Dear Future Me brings together a collective of female artists exploring
the intersections of identity, growth, and the ever-evolving self.
Mijan Jumalon – The Personas Vs Mijan Jumalon
Mijan Jumalon’s paintings takes us to her very own realm and state of mind.
MONO/CHROMA
Abstraction takes center stage in MONO/CHROMA, a show revealing the hidden gems in the Modeka
Archive.
a covering; a shell: like skin, or armor
The exhibition features works exploring themes of shielding, transformation, and the creation of space for becoming through everyday materials.
ART EXHIBITIONS ARCHIVE
Between Takes: Lupong Ng Ilaw At Anino
Balanon probes the nature of man’s collective memory by reinterpreting images from old films and news reels to create a strange yet familiar representation of reality.
Victor Balanon – Lives of the Toll Takers
Balanon probes the nature of man’s collective memory by reinterpreting images from old films and news reels to create a strange yet familiar representation of reality.
Mark Garduque – PANGARAPBOX
Working in a bike shop, Mark Garduque has dreamed of one day making objects out of scraps of metal and motorcycle parts.
Juni Salvador – Cautionary Tales
We celebrate some of the most consequential women artists in our generation by presenting challenging bodies of work that are courageous and critically engaged.
The Tearaways
We celebrate some of the most consequential women artists in our generation by presenting challenging bodies of work that are courageous and critically engaged.
Furball: Ex-Machina
Artists should create in order to destroy. It is the simple yet exceptional formula reserved for individuals whose passion lies in producing objects. To build is to destroy, to destroy is to build. To create is to destroy what was once built. To paint is to cancel out and destroy another artist’s brush strokes, so to speak—one’s old, previous, and bygone brush stroke.
Kontradestruction | Group Exhibition
Artists should create in order to destroy. It is the simple yet exceptional formula reserved for individuals whose passion lies in producing objects. To build is to destroy, to destroy is to build. To create is to destroy what was once built. To paint is to cancel out and destroy another artist’s brush strokes, so to speak—one’s old, previous, and bygone brush stroke.
Homemade | Group Exhibition
The idea of ‘home’ becomes the pillar for this dynamic repertoire on inter-relatedness. ‘Home, as something you go back to,’ as described by Benjie Cabangis. ‘It is the idea–of returning to the self or an actual home—that there is something to which we can consistently go back to, which is an important aspect in the dynamic of art production.’
Open House 2024 | Group Exhibition
Modeka Art’s OPEN HOUSE 2024 continues embracing the original spirit of the Artist Open House movement, blending its original ethos with a contemporary flair. This year’s edition proudly features over 40 local and international artists, showcasing a diverse array of artworks
you were there from the beginning | Group Exhibition
In the exhibition “you were there from the beginning”, curator Gary-Ross Pastrana showcases artworks from nine young and diverse artists.
Tenses | Group Exhibition
In the exhibition “Tenses”, visual artists Eugene Domingo, Jerline Sunga, and John Loyd Benz De Leon ponder upon the art-making process, its complexity, and the different work set needed to finish a piece.
A Matter of Oblivion | Dennis Occeña
In the exhibition “A Matter of Oblivion”, visual artist Dennis Occeña from a place of uncertainty imagines strange, eerie, and frightening images, intensely sketching the figures isolated in spaces, caught in contemplation.
Laundry | Bea Aspiras
In the solo exhibition “Laundry”, visual artist Bea Aspiras gives viewers windows into moments of reflection through each stroke of paint and layer of pigment echoing the rhythm of washing away the past.
Sandata | Archie Geotina
In the solo exhibition, “Sandata”, visual artist Archie Geotina ponders the use of power in gaining dominion and how human beings weaponize such things as love, religion, and seduction.
Running Backwards Into The Future | Group Exhibition
Group Exhibition Running Backwards Into The Future Showing between 16th May — 8th June 2024FEATURED ARTISTGus Albor Isabel & Alfredo Aquilizan Nilo Ilarde Neal Oshima Renato Orara Bernardo Pacquing Soler Santos Angel Velasco Shaw Judy Freya Sibayan Gerardo...
Misery Loves Company | Two-Man Show
In the two-man exhibition “Misery Loves Company”, visual artists RaiseHell and Wham explore the symbiotic relationship that exists between individuals in the process of living and creation.
PPP: Palapit Palapit Papangit
In the exhibition “PPP: Palapit Palapit Papangit”, curator Norman Crisologo presents a collection of works that confronts both possibilities of seeing art: to appreciate its latent beauty; or to celebrate inherent abnormalities. Reflecting on Filipino cultures—constituted with images of the hideous and the repulsive that have long haunted our imagination.
Enigma | Women’s Month Exhibition
In the group exhibition, “Enigma” curator Mimi Samson-Viola together with nine female artists, demystifies preconceptions and unwarranted notions of radical, complex, and skillful female characters in the bible.
Victoria Keet | Speak of the Devil
In the exhibition “Speak of the Devil”, artist Victoria Keet shares her discoveries and fascinations of a rural Filipino community and beacons the audience into a world filled with myths, dark magic, and belief systems that unleashed her desires and curiosity.
From Every Point Of View, Viewed In Every Point | Art Fair Philippines 2024
In the exhibition “From Every Point Of View, Viewed In Every Light” curated by Cocoy Lumbao Jr., Modeka showcases works that loosely reflect the tradition of conceptualism in their works. Spearheaded by artists who have become known for tackling both areas of conceptual works, such as Max Balatbat, MM Yu, and Luis Santos among others.
