Jose Tence ruiz (partly hidden) and his ‘Shoal’ at the Philippine Pavilion in the 2015 venice biennale, with Senator loren legarda, Philippine Pavilion commissioner Felipe de leon Jr., Philippine Pavilion curator Patrick Flores,              and artist Manny Montelibano
Jose Tence ruiz (partly hidden) and his ‘Shoal’ at the Philippine Pavilion in the 2015 venice biennale, with Senator loren legarda, Philippine Pavilion commissioner Felipe de leon Jr., Philippine Pavilion curator Patrick Flores, and artist Manny Montelibano

AFTER a 51-year hiatus, the Philippines returns to the 56th International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale, the world’s oldest and most prestigious biennale of international contemporary art. In its anticipated comeback, the Philippine Pavilion and was chosen by London-based artist and curator Pippa Koszerek as one of the ten must-see national pavilions.

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