About the Artist
Mark Justiniani (b. 1966. Bacolod, Philippines), often identified with the lineage of Social Realism through the 80’s and 90’s in the Philippines through artist-activist initiatives like Salingpusa (1984) and Sanggawa (1994), have been working with notions of how we perceive reality. After returning from the USA in 2006, he has developed his oeuvre through “magic realist strains” and has moved to configurations of space, the nature of vision and their ever vacillating relationship with time through the use of reflective media in recent years. His practice has had him represent the Philippines in conferences and exhibitions in overseas since 1992.
Artist's News
The Drawing Room congratulates Mark Justiniani as part of the roster of artists for the Yokohama Triennale 2017…
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Philippine Pavilion Exhibits Island Weather at the 2019 Venice Art Biennale
The Drawing Room congratulates artist Mark Justiniani and curator Tessa Maria Guazon! Island Weather, curated by Tessa Maria…
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Mark Justiniani at the Children’s Biennale – Dreams and Stories
"After its success at the National Gallery Singapore last year, with more than 200,000 enthusiastic visitors, the Children's…
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