One of four artists shortlisted for the prestigious 2024 Turner Prize, Pio Abad’s (b. 1983, Manila, Philippines; lives and works in London, England) art explores cultural loss and colonial histories, often reflecting on his upbringing in the Philippines. Featuring drawings, etchings and sculptures that depict and transform artifacts from Oxford museums, Abad highlights their overlooked histories and connections to everyday household items. He was nominated for his solo exhibition 'To Those Sitting in Darkness' at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.

Silverlens is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Patricia Perez Eustaquio. The first artist to be represented by the gallery in Manila, Eustaquio debuts her tapestry works in the United States with 'Emporium,' which also marks the first-ever representation of the artist's all-new series of large-scale woven rope sculptures.

Manila-based artist Gary-Ross Pastrana presents the cabinet exhibition 're_mediations,' his first-ever solo in the United States. A transformative ethos recurs in Gary-Ross Pastrana’s works. This tendency has been described as “metabolic, self-renewing form.”