DECEMBER happenings at Yuchengco Museum
Discover Remembering the Great Master
Don't Miss Swiss Positions
Check Out Local and Rural
Holiday Hours
Discover Remembering the Great Master
Remembering the Great Master:
Works by Salvador Juban, Botong's Apprentice
3/F Alcove Gallery

Until January 7, 2013

National Artist Carlos "Botong" Francisco continues to inspire succeeding generations of local artists especially from his hometown, known as the Angono School. One of the artists that emulated and had worked with Botong through the years was Salvador Juban.

In celebration of Botong’s life, work, and influence on the 100th anniversary of his birth, the Yuchengco Museum presents the works of Salvador Juban, Angono artist and Botong Francisco’s longest-serving artist-assistant and protégé. Remembering the Great Master features paintings, murals, sketches, and studies by Juban. Also on view is a special video interview with Juban, who shares his personal insights on Maestro Botong.

Remembering the Great Master is presented on the occasion of the Carlos "Botong" Francisco Centennial.
Higantes (painting study), colored pens on paper, 39 x 33.5 cm.

Don't Miss Swiss Positions
Swiss Positions:
33 Takes on Sustainable Approaches to Building
3/F Bridgeway Gallery

Until January 10, 2013

Swiss Positions showcases photographs of 33 key Swiss construction projects which look into sustainable development. The projects range from the recreational to the infrastructural, the alpine to the rural, and from the urban to the suburban.

What all these architectural works have in common--whether viewed from a technological, organic, vernacular, bioclimatic, or social perspective--is that they interact with the setting in which they’ve been created.

Swiss Positions is a traveling exhibit presented by the Swiss Embassy in celebration of 150 years of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Switzerland.
Titan - Extension of the Historical Museum in Bern by :mlzd, 2009. Photograph by Alexander Gempeler.

Check Out Local and Rural
Local and Rural: Landscape and Genre Paintings
from the Yuchengco Museum Collection
3/F Bridgeway Foyer

Until January 10, 2013

The idyllic life and beauty of the countryside has long been a source of inspiration for Filipino painters, whether it is the landscape, beasts of burden, or daily rituals and hard work.

Local and Rural showcases landscape and genre paintings from the museum's collection, particularly works by National Artists Fernando Amorsolo and Vicente Manansala.
 
View of Bay, Vicente Manansala, 1975, watercolor on paper.

Holiday Hours
The Yuchengco Museum will be closed to the public on the following holidays:
  • December 24, Monday (Christmas Eve)
  • December 25, Tuesday (Christmas Day)
  • December 31, Monday (New Year's Eve)
  • January 1, Tuesday (New Year's Day)
Please note that the museum office will be closed from December 22, Saturday to January 1, Tuesday. Our offices will reopen on January 2, Wednesday. Happy holidays!

STAY CONNECTED           

This e-mail was sent by
Yuchengco Museum
RCBC Plaza, Corner Ayala & Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenues
Makati City, Philippines 1200
Tel: (632) 889-1234 | E-mail: info@yuchengcomuseum.org

 

Share this