What: Pinoy Artist
Where: Australia
When: December 27, 2011
For our UFO sighting today we travel to Australia where an emerging Filipino artist and her fellow arts graduates at the Australian National University (ANU) held last week an art exhibit featuring their works.
Yuhum Garibay, a Bachelor's Degree graduate of Visual Arts, major in Painting, created five paintings entitled "Para kay Pablo," the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said.
The exhibit, which was opened by The Centenary of Canberra Creative Director Robyn Archer, ran from December 2 to 11.
This year's ANU School of Art Graduating Exhibition featured the works of students completing their studies in Bachelor of Visual Arts Honours, Bachelor of Visual Arts, Bachelor of Digital Arts and the Diploma of Art.
Yuhum Garibay told Philippine Embassy officials that her paintings were inspired by how Pablo, her maternal grandfather, who "showered her with love and affection during her childhood," the DFA said.
Her paintings depicted patterns of cloth put together to make a "bahay-bahayan," to recall her childhood days when her grandfather would play with her.
Garibay is the niece of Filipino painter Emmanuel Garibay. Her father is Philippine Consul General to Jeddah Uriel Norman Garibay, who was the Embassy's former Consul General. - VVP, GMA News
Where: Australia
When: December 27, 2011
For our UFO sighting today we travel to Australia where an emerging Filipino artist and her fellow arts graduates at the Australian National University (ANU) held last week an art exhibit featuring their works.
Yuhum Garibay, a Bachelor's Degree graduate of Visual Arts, major in Painting, created five paintings entitled "Para kay Pablo," the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said.
The exhibit, which was opened by The Centenary of Canberra Creative Director Robyn Archer, ran from December 2 to 11.
This year's ANU School of Art Graduating Exhibition featured the works of students completing their studies in Bachelor of Visual Arts Honours, Bachelor of Visual Arts, Bachelor of Digital Arts and the Diploma of Art.
Yuhum Garibay told Philippine Embassy officials that her paintings were inspired by how Pablo, her maternal grandfather, who "showered her with love and affection during her childhood," the DFA said.
Her paintings depicted patterns of cloth put together to make a "bahay-bahayan," to recall her childhood days when her grandfather would play with her.
Garibay is the niece of Filipino painter Emmanuel Garibay. Her father is Philippine Consul General to Jeddah Uriel Norman Garibay, who was the Embassy's former Consul General. - VVP, GMA News
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