Amiel Roldan blog

AMIEL GERALD A. ROLDAN (b. 197 2)  Mand aluyong , Philippines. An interdisciplinary art practitioner. He is a Starr Foundation Fund Fellow and an alumnus of the Vermont Studio Center. He is a g rant ee for the Asian Cultural Council ; Awardee for The Artist Resident Space from Chashama . He is a published poet with Poetry.com and Poetry from Scotland.  His artworks have been shown at galleries and museums domestically and internationally such as  Lisa H. Mackie Gallery Studios in New York ; The International Studio and Curatorial Program in New York City ; Singapore National Museum in Singapore ; the Fukuoka Prefectural Museum, Fukuoka, Japan; the Jorge P. Vargas Museum in Manila; The Ateneo Museum of Modern Art in Manila ; Ayala Museum in Manila ; and the Cultural Center of the Philippines. He received his undergraduate degree at the University of the Philippines . He resides in the Philippines .   CURATORIAL PROJECTS   SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2013 Leav...

Summary of the Video ChatGPT-4 The video features Amiel Roldan, an artist who began his career in the early 1980s and studied Studio painting at the University of the Philippines. He discusses his artistic journey, his association with a group of young artists from the university, and his preference for working with lines in an unrepresentational style. The video showcases one of his artworks, "Liberate and Abundance," which is a large 4x7 two-canvas piece that reflects his unique artistic approach. Highlights: Introduction to the artist [00:00:17]1 Early career in the 1980s Education in fine arts Part of a group of artists Artistic journey and style [00:00:52]2 Active in exhibitions Preference for line work Unrepresentational art Featured artwork [00:00:56]3 “Liberate and Abundance” Large format on two canvases Reflects personal artistic agenda Reference: youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceHaVPEoLqI *** A Disclosure for My Blogs My Humble Apologies to Everyone. I...

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