After “What’s a Banksy Museum Without Banksy?” by Max Lakin for The New York Times

In Annie Cabigting’s show, the act of looking at an artwork is as much a physical exercise as it is a mental one.

From discarded packagings of goods and sheets of used sandpaper to diagrams and archival materials to long-standing artistic preoccupations, the artists featured this month turn mundane objects, scenarios, and musings into subjects of their artistic practices. The works of art in the exhibitions are not merely a refraction of the artists’ lived experiences, but an ode to human condition.

Exploring two different worlds could require grappling with their differences all while locating the intersection of the two.

The homecoming exhibition is a celebration of the monumentality of JEFRË’s accomplishments, and a way of connecting his two facets, his two homes: that of his origins and the home of his American dream.

The Metropolitan Museum of Manila reopens at BGC with three exhibitions, including a show by Ronald Ventura.