Silverlens is proud to present Galleon Trade, organized by Katey Acquaro, Silverlens New York Director,  and on view 26 June – 23 August 2025 (Opening reception 26 June, 6-8pm). The exhibition draws its conceptual framework from the Spanish colonial Manila Galleon trade route, a historic network that connected the Philippines, Mexico, and California from the 16th to the 19th century. These voyages charted one of the earliest maps of globalization, carrying not just goods but also ideas, techniques, and cultural aesthetics.

In 'Everyday is Like Sunday,' Corinne de San Jose responds to a growing dissonance in traditional strongholds of meaning—faith, science, institutions—by turning to silence as both an act of resistance and a form of refuge. Through a collection of sound-based works that transcend conventional notions of narrative and composition, she proposes an alternative way of holding belief, allowing silence to create the space where a shared sense of meaning might be recovered in an increasingly loud and fragmented world.