COAGULATION

THE GAP BETWEEN THE VISUAL AND THE LITERARY ARTS IS A GAPING WOUND, AND AS SUCH NEEDS TO BE HEALED.

As a step toward complete recuperation and Wagner's dream of the Gesamtkunstwerk or total art, young visual and literary artists on the uprise from the University of Santo Tomas come together in the landmark collaborative show

L A N G I B
as an attempt to form an artistic scab to patch up the damage. Some of the artists paired to collaborate on verbo-visual works are

Mark Magistrado + Nerisa Guevara
Buen Calubayan + Angelo Suarez
Mark Salvatus + Glenn Atanacio
Jay Pacena + Natasha Gamalinda
Lawrence Borsoto + Rosmon Tuazon
Costantino Zicarelli + Czeriza Valencia
Ivan Roxas + Karen Capco
Rainier Cruz + Pocholo Goitia
Oliver Ramos + Alessandra Miguel
Sam Ramos + Sonny Sendon
Dandela Mari + Ned Parfan
Mark Barretto + Camille Banzon
Dondi Fernandez + Keith Cortez


LANGIB: a literary + visual arts exhibit

opened with performances on

January 5, 6:00 p.m., at the Beato Angelico Gallery (College of Fine Arts and Design building) of UST, and will run until January 20.

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