EXPOsition de PiNAS is an International Art Exhibition dedicated to increasing a cross-cultural understanding and exposure to the arts internationally. It showcases the individual innovative approaches of an Artist in responding to the needs of the international arts community. It also develops and circulates fine art exhibitions to large and small institutions like the exhibit host “ Museo Dabawenyo” in the Philippines. This exhibition will cover a broad and dynamic range of art and cultural concepts from both international artists. Additionally compiling works from a significant genres, artistic identities and art movements world-wide.
EXPOsition de PiNAS is an organized public affair, a display of industrial and artistic productions, designed usually to promote trade and to reflect cultural progress. Expositions have also been important for the emphasis on scientific, technological innovations and modern techniques in the visual art making.
Organized and Curated by: Victor Bong Espinosa
"PINAS" is a commune of the Hautes-Pyrénées `département` in southwestern France. Pinas is also a popular term used in the Philippines, a short version of the Tagalog word Pilipinas. As a slang term, it refers to or about the Philippines.
EXPOsition de PiNAS is an organized public affair, a display of industrial and artistic productions, designed usually to promote trade and to reflect cultural progress.These Expositions have also been important for the emphasis on scientific and technological innovations in the modern art.
Documentation and coverage of the exhibition will be showcased for the information of the Museum goers and the participating artists. A creation of Website database for the event will be presented Online.
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Article prepared by Mr. Victor "Bong" Espinosa
Opening reception:
Friday, 16 December 2011, 3:00-6:00 PM
Exhibition dates: 16 December - 26 January 2012
Open from Monday to Saturday with Museum hours:
9AM-12PM & 1PM-6PM
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