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Filipino artist Ronald Ventura in Singapore museum show to November 2008

Posted by artradar on October 25, 2008


Ronald Ventura

Ronald Ventura

 

 

 

FILIPINO ART EXHIBITION to 16 November 2008

Ronald Ventura in Mapping the Corporeal at NUS Museum of Singapore studies the human body, paranoia and religious consciousness in modern societies. Ventura expresses these ‘tensions’ in the form of sculptures, assemblages and hyperrealist paintings which are created mainly in graphite on canvas.

Ronald Ventura was born in 1973 and studied painting at the Philippines College of Architecture and Fine Arts, University of Santo Tomas, Manila.

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One Response to “Filipino artist Ronald Ventura in Singapore museum show to November 2008”

  1. Ronald ventura said

    September 25, 2009 at 11:18 am

    Ola Ronald ,você entende português? Eu sou brasileiro e arquiteto, muito interessante nossos nomes iguais .gostei muitp do seu trabalho

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