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Coming home, old paintings by Kelly Ramos

Now on exhibit at the new gallery Carmen Art District in #20 Andres Fernandez corner V. Neri Streets in Barangay Carmen Cagayan de Oro City, Coming Home is a gathering of the works of art of Kelly Ramos in a span of two decades of artmaking. This little retrospective provides a rare opportunity to see the paintings together in one place.  It is a way to discover the artist’s development over time, and see the narratives she has chosen for her themes throughout the years. The paintings on exhibit are borrowed from homes where they were already hanging on the walls of their owners. Some of the paintings were commissioned by the collectors, others used to be part of exhibitions, while yet some others were made by the artist with specific individuals in mind.   The show is made possible through the generosity of art collectors who have agreed to lend the paintings to Carmen Art District for the duration of the show. May the viewer enjoy the collection, now togethe...

[20191412] nights in Calle

 Despite having a rigid memory of useless things, i.e. things I would benefit from none at all if by nostalgia, I have little to think about in that one-time experience in Vigan. Actually, I have a lot to say, they're only waiting to be unlocked when my brain is involuntarily capable of doing. Referring to the videos, however, they have stayed there for four years. Now, they are free. I've always been overwhelmed by the thought of editing the clips and compiling them together. I thought what a waste of pretty clips only to be edited by a novice like me. I really wanted the outcome to be great, perfect if possible. That's how it dusted away in my CapCut drafts for four years, taking up storage space. In all honesty, I still find little edits that could be made better in the uploaded video , but I'm vowing to create and share despite the apparent flawed outcome--mostly only apparent to me, but you know. My camera broke last year. For the first time in three years also, I...

Summer was Just July (part 1)

when I started to feel somewhat better.