Here's Your First Look at Art Fair Philippines 2018

We've combed through the fair's offerings to bring you some of the highlights.
IMAGE PHOTO: Nicole Limos/Pau Guevarra

Since its inception in 2013, Art Fair Philippines has emerged as one of the most-awaited annual events for art lovers and collectors in the city and the region. The fair serves as a platform for showcasing and selling the best in modern and contemporary Philippine art. As with the previous fairs the organizers have staged, this year is an even bigger and better event. From the introduction of a brand new section to an increase of participating galleries, indeed, this year's Art Fair Philippines is shaping up to be the best one yet.

For 2018, Art Fair Philippines puts the spotlight on photography with the addition of ARTFAIRPH/PHOTO. The section features the works of renowned photographers Neal Oshima and Eduardo Masferre. With the added participation of five new galleries, the fair maximizes its venue The Link by occupying all the spaces of the seven-story building. The sixth edition of Art Fair Philippines kicked off with a Collectors Preview on February 27. It is officially open to the public from March 1 to 4 at The Link in Makati. Here, everything that caught our eye at Art Fair Philippines 2018:

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Every Tool Is A Weapon If You Hold It Right XLIII, Every Tool Is A Weapon If You Hold It Right XLIV, Every Tool Is A Weapon If You Hold It Right XLI by Pio Abad, Silverlens


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Objects of Delayed Relevance by Marta Lovina


Tactile Pink and Turquoise Laces and Yellow and White on Deep Blue by Marina Cruz, Mind Set Art Center


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Roberto Chabet, MO_SPACE


THE HYPEBEAST by Luis Lorenzana, Secret Fresh


Everyday Impunity


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Mindanao: Under the Lord's Shadow by Jez Aznar, Provocations


Iniquity Within by Anton del Castillo, Gallerie Anna


Katarina Ortiz, ARTINFORMAL


Olivia D'Aboville, YOD + KOGURE


Olivia D'Aboville, YOD + KOGURE


Early sketches of Arturo Luz from the '60s, Salcedo Private Preview


Kidlat Tahimik


Fernando Zobel, Cayon


Dedy Sufriadi, Artemis Art


Malang, West Gallery


Si Juan Man Ay May Pangarap Din (2018) by Romulo Galicano, Altro Mondo


Anton Del Castillo, Altro Mondo


Michelle Perez


Yunizar, Gasah Gallery


Estriko Ng Murahan (2018) by Pablo Baen Santos, Triad


Perya 65th by Leonard Aguinaldo


Mac Valdezco, Avellana Art Gallery


Pardo De Leon, MO_SPACE


Elaine Roberto Navas, MO_SPACE


Nilo Ilarde


Leonard Aguinaldo, Galleria Duemila


Leonard Aguinaldo, Galleria Duemila


Anton Del Castillo, Nunu Fine Art


Dexter Sy, 1335 Mabini


Daniel Dela Cruz


Daniel Dela Cruz


Daniel Dela Cruz


Same Dog Painted 10 Times (2018) by Bree Jonson, Yavuz Gallery


Arturo Luz (2016), The Crucible


Riel Jaramillo Hilario, Art Underground


Body of Research by Chati Coronel, Silverlens


Untitled by Jigger Cruz, Arndt Art Agency


Thank You For Being Understanding by Kaa Yeo, Ardnt Art Agency


At First Blush by Syagini Ratna Wulan, Silverlens


Greyed Garment by Marina Cruz, Arndt Art Agency


Boceto, Presentacion de los Habitantes Indigenos a la Reina Regenta Maria Cristina y la Princesa Mercedes de Asturias by Miguel Zaragoza, Asian Cultural Council/ Leon Gallery


Morphosis 3 by Isidro "Manong Jon" Santos, Blanc


Image in Black 4 by Julius Redillas, Blanc


Emmanuel Garibay, Art Verite


Ang Ulo ng Bagong Hudas by Jason Montinola, West Gallery


In Search for the Holy Grail by Antonio Catral Leano, Pinto Art Museum


Two people Standing still (2017) by Chisato Tanaka


Heads (2016) by Bencab


Cat Island (2013) by Eguchi Ayane, Vinyl on Vinyl


The Market (2018) by Rodel Tapaya, Arndt Art Agency

Art Fair Philippines runs from March 1 to 4, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at The Link, Parkway Drive, Ayala Center, Makati. For more information, visit artfairphilippines.com.

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