Filipino creativity blooms in ‘Pamumukadkad’ art exhibit

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VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — Luxent Hotel, in partnership with Daloy Likha Art Gallery, officially opened Pamumukadkad: An August Blossom Hallway Art Exhibit, a month-long celebration supporting local artists and creating meaningful cultural experiences for its guests.

Held at the hotel’s Blossom Hallway, the exhibit transforms the space into a vibrant gallery featuring the inspiring works of four talented Filipino artists—Rebie Abas, Noel P. Bueza, Rinaldi de Guzman, and Vincent Bueza—each presenting unique artistic perspectives through a diverse collection of contemporary artworks.

The exhibit officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by hotel executives, representatives from the Quezon City Tourism Department (QCTD), members of the media, corporate partners, sponsors, distinguished guests, and members of the local art community.

Derived from the Filipino word meaning “to bloom,” Pamumukadkad symbolizes growth, creativity, and new beginnings. Inspired by Luxent Hotel’s Blossom Hallway, the exhibit reflects the flourishing of Filipino talent while providing artists with a platform to share their stories and creative expressions with a wider audience.

The opening reception was made possible through the generous support of the hotel’s valued partners, including Styled by Quinn as the Official Event Styling Partner, Happy Burritos as the Official Grazing Table Partner, Destileria Limtuaco & Co., Inc. as the Official Cocktail Partner, and Patrick Garillo as the Official Photography Partner.

Guests were also treated to a guided gallery walk, allowing them to engage with the featured artists and gain deeper insight into the inspiration behind each artwork.

The exhibit is open daily at the Blossom Hallway, Luxent Hotel, Quezon City.

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