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| L-R: Riel, Ling, and Toym |
Lopez Museum and Library usually bring out the object from their collections whether their Luna’s or Hidalgo’s that highlight the portion of it with the theme. So, this year, they focus on sketches of Hidalgo that usually you don’t get to see sketches that are meant to be only knew by the artists either for an experiment or a bigger mural. This time around, they bring some sketches and novenas from the 20th century and invited the three guest artists to react from those objects with the themes.
What happens when art and art-making are interrupted? Is an unfinished work still worthy of display? Why would a work with no perfunctory conclusion deserve a second look?
