Featuring twelve of the most distinct young voices in Philippine contemporary art, ISANG DOSENANG DAGITAB: IKALAWANG YUGTO runs from February 25 to March 11 at the ARTISTSPACE in Ayala Museum.
The group exhibition maps the stylistic, thematic, and material preoccupations shaping a new generation. While each artist advances a personal visual vocabulary, together, they articulate a shared sensitivity to the urgencies and intimacies of the present.
Deliberately composed of six women and six men, the exhibition seeks a more holistic representation of the stories we tell and the ways we imagine ourselves—as a community and as Filipinos.
Beyond its roster, Isang Dosenang Dagitab proposes a framework that adds new texture to prevailing curatorial trends by privileging nuance, dialogue, and multiplicity.
ISANG DOSENANG DAGITAB: IKALAWANG YUGTO is a group exhibition of twelve Filipino visual artists: Alicia Lazo, Den Pascual, Ikang Gonzales, Jerline Sunga, Nova Lucernas, Patricia Santos, Gabo Manalastas, Jonathan Madeja, Lanzvoltaire Balagtas, Kim Gaceja, Neill Christian Simon Onza, Olsen Santiago.
It will be on view from February 25 – March 11, 2026 at the ARTISTSPACE located at Ground Level, Ayala Museum Annex, Makati Avenue corner De La Rosa Street, Greenbelt Park, Makati City. — Carlomar Arcangel Daoana
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