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A Line Has Time In It

A Line Has Time In It is a group exhibition that explores drawing as an anchor in various exploration of artistic practices. Featuring established and emerging Filipino artists: Poklong Anading, Victor Balanon, Roberto Chabet, Vermont Coronel Jr., Ian Fabro, Nilo Ilarde, Celine Lee, Jose Legaspi, Jose Santos III, and Alvin Zafra; A Line Has Time In It presents how artists have redefined and pushed the boundaries of drawing by exploring a diverse range of material, processes, and techniques.

Venue: Yavuz Gallery, Gillman Barracks, 9 Lock Road, #02-23 Singapore 108937

Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 11am-7pm, Sunday: 1pm-5pm, Mondays and public holidays by appointment only

When: 9 - 22 Apr 2022,

By: Ames Yavuz

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