The first Philippine collective interdisciplinary Exhibition in Germany.
The exhibition aims to build bridges through diverse cultural backgrounds. Eleven artists belonging to the ORANGE PROJECT, three internationally renowned and eight emerging Philippine artists will exhibit single and collective artworks. This exhibition is the result of a collaboration between Kunstkraftwerk Leipzig and Orange Project (Negros Islands, Philippines).
ORANGE PROJECT
ABOUT THE PROJECT
“Gallery Orange” in Bacolod City was founded when visual artist Charlie Co and artist-entrepreneur Victor Benjamin “Bong” Lopue III met by chance at a gas station. Co, already known nationally and globally, partnered with Lopue to create the gallery. In 2015, the gallery was rebranded as “Orange Project”, becoming a platform to showcase works of emerging artists in Negros and beyond. The gallery has also become a cultural hub for creative events and activities in Bacolod City.
The Orange Project in Bacolod City has been breaking boundaries in Philippine regional art, expanding the conversation and possibilities of contemporary art. Despite being located in the middle of a local shopping and business complex, the art space has become a driving force in promoting the arts for the past 18 years.
VISION & MISSION
Orange Project is a concrete effort to promote art awareness in Negros Occidental, Philippines. By providing a versatile space for creative expression, it aims to encourage the development of artistic abilities. The project is driven by a mission to foster collaboration and exploration, resulting in a thriving art community.
“It is art with no fear. And fun.”
Charlie Co
Charlie Co
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