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Art supply store hosts art exhibit

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO

EXHIBIT. Bacolod visual artist Joan Honoridez at the opening of her 7th solo art exhibition at Artillery Philippines Bacolod, Villamonte Saturday*

Bacolod visual artist Joan Honoridez a.k.a. “Joan of Art” opened her 7th solo art exhibition at Artillery Philippines-Bacolod along Makiling Street, Barangay Villamonte, Bacolod City, Saturday.

Titled “Rekindled: From Block to Brilliance”, her show, which features beautiful surreal portraits of doe-eyed women she calls her muses, is the first exhibit to be hosted by the art supply shop since it opened last July.

As the founder of the Association of Negros Artists (ANA) in 2013, Honoridez has worn many hats: art activist, painter, mentor, teacher, curator, and author. She has led the charge in championing outdoor mural paintings across Negros province, merging creativity with a mission to beautify the urban landscape.

Liezl Danao, Millie Gonzaga, Alan Michael Mindanao, Joan Honoridez, Nathalie Francia Galban, Doña Adriana Esteban, Elvie Esteban, Sandy Solinap, and Princy Martir (l-r)*
Joan Honoridez, Stephanie Uy, Erica Uy, Jerrie Talite, Samuel Talite, and Lee Daphne Demafeliz (l-r)*
The artist with her muses*
Joan Honoridez’s “Muses”*

Her artistic journey has taken her to numerous exhibitions throughout the island, where she played pivotal roles as an art director, founder, member, and administrator in both local and national arts organizations, including ArtPhilippines and the Art Association of the Philippines.

Artillery Philippines Bacolod is owned by Trisha Uy, a manga artist based in Japan.*

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