This celebration of OFWs is a testament to their invaluable contributions to our society. Marking a monumental 50 years of visual artistry, the UNESCO Gantimpalang Lampara ng Sining at Kultura from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts awardee Master Nemi Miranda Jr., widely known as Nemiranda, has unveiled his exhibit and book at the prestigious VAM International Art Gallery, nestled on the second floor of Century Mall in Makati.
This event is a significant milestone in the world of Filipino art and culture. 'It was a privilege to be invited by the father of Imaginative Figurism. In a brief interview with the living legend, he shared, “For my exhibit, I chose to honor the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), our unsung heroes.
Did you know they remit US$37 billion to the Philippines for their families? It's high time we celebrate, honor, and immortalize their sacrifices. And what better way to do that than through my art? I hope many OFWs can appreciate the dedication I put into this. This is why I chose a gallery inside Century Mall, so they can enter and appreciate my work of art dedicated to them.
” This celebration of OFWs is a testament to their invaluable contributions to our society. Over the years, Nemiranda has held more than 100 exhibitions worldwide, featuring prominent pieces like the "History of the Philippines Army" mural, the EDSA Shrine Mural, and the "Marawi in the Eyes of an Artist" series. In addition to his artistic endeavors.
Nemiranda has bee.