In “Chasing Sunsets,” the eye looks toward the middle of the canvas, towards a clearing in expectation, almost. The work does not occupy the entirety of the frame, but ends before the edges.

Corinne de San Jose commandeers Silverlens Manila's main gallery space and transforms it into a multi-sensorial theater to bring to life the lost silent film Dalagang Bukid. Directed by José Nepomuceno in 1919, it is considered the first film produced and directed by a Filipino.

State of Flux is a group exhibition that examines the concepts of shapeshifting and humor as protective adaptations to geopolitics and the perils of contemporary existence.

An exhibition organised in collaboration with Ikon and MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum at Jim Thompson Art Center. Dreamday explores the healing and social power of art through vibrant works that can be touched, walked through, stepped on and taken away. Highlighting Mit’s belief in the “living” nature of painting, the exhibition challenges hierarchies between art and viewers, transforming JTAC’s galleries into spaces for dwelling, interacting and creating.