Art Informal


Website:
http://www.artinformal.com/

Social Media:
https://www.facebook.com/Artinformal/

Address:
277 Connecticut Street, Greenhills East,
Mandaluyong City, Philippines


How to go to:
https://www.google.com/maps?ll=14.600907,121.054208&z=15&t=m&hl=en&gl=US&mapclient=embed&q=277+Connecticut+St+Mandaluyong+1556+Metro+Manila+Philippines


Description:
Artinformal was established in 2004 by a clique of contemporary Filipino artists as an initiative to bring art and its practice closer to the community through programs of exhibitions and art education. Its attendant gallery space, established two years later, promotes and features a broad range of art forms to the public - from sculpture, painting, pottery, installation, multi- media, performances - all under the rubric of creative exchange and encounters. The Big Room, a 30 square meter space adjacent to the main gallery was opened in 2012 to allow for two simultaneous solo exhibitions.

As Artinformal runs closer to its tenth year, the space establishes itself as a unique locus of the Filipino art public where collaborations between artists, curators, managers and collectors form the basis of its many events and exhibitions.  It progressively promotes Filipino artists in art markets and cultural institutions in Asia and elsewhere, affirming the dynamic relations and developments in the region and the strength of its creative and cultural industries. Artinformal is in spirit artist-run and thus represents a platform of artistic independence and creative enterprise.

One of the recent thrusts of Artinformal is to bring its artists to an international platform by way of partnerships with established galleries abroad and participation in major international art fairs.


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Art Informal is an artist-run center for art education and exhibitions founded in 2004. The gallery was launched in 2006. It is a venue for art exhibitions, installations and performance; gallery talks or art symposia, all with the end view of art education. The space features curated shows of contemporary Philippine art. It is a place for exchange of contemporary art pieces by leading Filipino artists.

A representation program is also being implemented for artists to further set standards of professionalism in the proper handling of artists' projects, shows and works.


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Contacts:
Phone
63 (2) 725 8518
Mobile 63 (918) 899 2698
(02) 725 8518
Email

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