Thinking Big: Curated by Cora Alvina, Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Philippines

15 June - 31 July 1995

Overview

Installation Views

Works

Oriental Abstractions
To paint with a twist, 1991
Acrylic, plastic buttons on silk screened, stitched and padded canvas
57 x 81 in
Abstract Emotions
Helmut's cosmic shoes, 1985
Acrylic, buttons, mirrors stitched on padded canvas
92 x 112 in
233.7 x 284.5 cm
Masks and Spirits-Philippines Americas
Marcos and his cronies, 1985
Acrylic, oil, textile collage, mirrors, shells, buttons, glass beads, gold thread and padded cloth on stitched and padded cloth
197 x 115 in
500 x 293 cm
SRE-Immigrant Experience
You have to blend in, before you stand out, 1995
Oil, painted cloth, sequins, buttons on stitched and padded canvas
116 x 117 in
295 x 297 cm
Abstract Emotions
Sampaloc walls, 1985
Acrylic, mirrors, buttons on stitched and padded canvas
71 x 98 in
180 x 249 cm
Oriental Abstractions
Blue mood, 1990
Acrylic on silk screened, stitched and padded canvas
83 x 58 in
Oriental Abstractions
I think of Mexico, 1987
Acrylic, mirrors, yarn, plastic buttons on silk screened, stitched on padded canvas
82 x 57 in
Oriental Abstractions
Rapture, 1992
Acrylic, plastic buttons, mirrors on silk screened, stitched and padded canvas
83 x 57 in
211 x 145 cm
Oriental Abstractions
To paint and wait for you, 1990
Acrylic, oil, plastic buttons on silk screened, stitched and padded canvas
111 x 82 in
Oriental Abstractions
To paint for you, 1992
Oil, acrylic, buttons, beads, mirrors, painted handwoven cloth on silk screened, stitched and padded canvas
83 x 59 in
211 x 150 cm
Oriental Abstractions
Spider's web, 1985
Acrylic, cotton yarn, plastic buttons on stitched and padded canvas
70 x 104 in
178 x 264 cm
Abstract Emotions
Liquid experience, 1985
Oil, mirrors on stitched and padded canvas
59 x 120 in
150 x 305 cm
SRE-Immigrant Experience
From Doro Wat to sushi and chicken wings and tings, 1991
Acrylic, oil, painted canvas, plastic buttons, beads on stitched and padded canvas
96 x 69 in
244 x 175 cm

Press

Back to exhibitions