WEDNESDAYS OPEN PLATFORM, MAY 27 / BAR OPENS 6PM
JED ESCUETA’S FORGOTTEN NUTS TURN INTO TREES runs until May 30,
PIRATE SATELLITE of NU 107 spins for the evening
ANDREA TERAN’S MONTHLY PERIOD READING
features NICOLAS PICHAY and KHAVN DE LA CRUZ IN CONVERSATION
DAVID GRIGGS’ NEW YORK LONDON PARIS ROME MANILA CITY JAIL runs until May 30
Those ready to fill-in the blank notecards lying on top of the table have gathered enough dust to stand for years of memory accumulation. Along with the phone call missed, deadline that has passed, and unsent postcards. Perpetual motion covers up the little god-like details sitting in the feverish bed of habit and comfortable metaphors. Is there indeed no time to stop and smell the flowers? Or the freshly pressed morning coffee waiting in the kitchen? Like the mythical hunter occupied with capturing the horizon to take back home, time is a slippery animal to conquer yet also a nomad equally fascinated with predictable monotony. And its faithful followers determined to outrun it, only to be disappointed perhaps or mesmerized by the prey. Frozen, stuck in a moment but oblivious to its eventual end.
End is far from near but we hear it approaching as Jed Escueta approaches the second half of his residency his photo installation Forgotten Nuts Turn Into Trees is still up for those who have failed to catch it the previous week. And because we like quiet evenings that mutate into crazy evening gatherings, Pirate Satellite of NU 107 joins us to spin the evening away. If you thought that was all, there’s more! Andrea Teran’s Monthly Period Reading returns all dressed up, prim and proper. Then maybe not. Tomorrow catch filmmaker-maverick-indie-man-of-the-world artist Khavn de la Cruz and award winning playwright Nicolas Pichay in conversation with each other as they wrestle the world of narrative, drama, cinema or even each other. See you, see you its another Wednesday to be in love!
The Wednesdays Open Platform residency is supported by Arts Network Asia www.artsnetworkasia.org David Griggs's residency and exhibition is supported by Asialink and The Australian Embassy in the Philippines
JED ESCUETA’S FORGOTTEN NUTS TURN INTO TREES runs until May 30,
PIRATE SATELLITE of NU 107 spins for the evening
ANDREA TERAN’S MONTHLY PERIOD READING
features NICOLAS PICHAY and KHAVN DE LA CRUZ IN CONVERSATION
DAVID GRIGGS’ NEW YORK LONDON PARIS ROME MANILA CITY JAIL runs until May 30
Those ready to fill-in the blank notecards lying on top of the table have gathered enough dust to stand for years of memory accumulation. Along with the phone call missed, deadline that has passed, and unsent postcards. Perpetual motion covers up the little god-like details sitting in the feverish bed of habit and comfortable metaphors. Is there indeed no time to stop and smell the flowers? Or the freshly pressed morning coffee waiting in the kitchen? Like the mythical hunter occupied with capturing the horizon to take back home, time is a slippery animal to conquer yet also a nomad equally fascinated with predictable monotony. And its faithful followers determined to outrun it, only to be disappointed perhaps or mesmerized by the prey. Frozen, stuck in a moment but oblivious to its eventual end.
End is far from near but we hear it approaching as Jed Escueta approaches the second half of his residency his photo installation Forgotten Nuts Turn Into Trees is still up for those who have failed to catch it the previous week. And because we like quiet evenings that mutate into crazy evening gatherings, Pirate Satellite of NU 107 joins us to spin the evening away. If you thought that was all, there’s more! Andrea Teran’s Monthly Period Reading returns all dressed up, prim and proper. Then maybe not. Tomorrow catch filmmaker-maverick-indie-man-of-the-world artist Khavn de la Cruz and award winning playwright Nicolas Pichay in conversation with each other as they wrestle the world of narrative, drama, cinema or even each other. See you, see you its another Wednesday to be in love!
The Wednesdays Open Platform residency is supported by Arts Network Asia www.artsnetworkasia.org David Griggs's residency and exhibition is supported by Asialink and The Australian Embassy in the Philippines
GREEN PAPAYA ART PROJECTS
41 T. Gener Street (corner Kamuning Rd.), Quezon City
Phone 0926 6635606
greenpapayaartprojects@gmail.com info@greenpapayaartprojects.org www.greenpapayaartprojects.org
http://papayapost.blogspot.com
41 T. Gener Street (corner Kamuning Rd.), Quezon City
Phone 0926 6635606
greenpapayaartprojects@gmail.com info@greenpapayaartprojects.org www.greenpapayaartprojects.org
http://papayapost.blogspot.com
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