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‘Saganak’ exhibit features artists from Cadiz

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• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO

EXHIBIT. Cadiz City Mayor Salvador Escalante Jr., US-based visual artists Hill Benitez and Villa Geronca building owner Boy Geronca (L-R), at the opening of “Saganak” art exhibition at Villa Gerona Building, Bacolod City, Thursday, featuring the work of Cadiz artists*

Cadiz City Mayor Salvador Escalante Jr. led the opening of the group art exhibition of visual artists from Cadiz City at Gallery G at Villa Geronca Building, Rosario-Amapola streets, Bacolod City Thursday.

Joining Escalante at the opening rites were US-based visual artist Hill Benitez and businessman Boy Geronca. The show will run until June 15.

Titled “Saganak” the show features the works of J.R. Ledesma, Warren Cabahug, Renmar Baring, Christiany Joy Lazaro, Rusty Quiatchon, and Kiddo Balquin.

Visual artist Revo Yanson, Art Association of Bacolod-Negros director (left) introducing the participating artists: J.R. Ledesma, Warren Cabahug, Renmar Baring, Christiany Joy Lazaro, and Kiddo Balquin (l-r)*
MayMay Camarines, Fred Orig, J.R. Ledesma, Hill Benitez, Edbon Sevilleno, Boy Geronca, Cadiz Mayor Salvador Escalante Jr., Svet Sevilleno, Revo and Leny Yanson (l-r)*
Kiddo Balquin with his artworks*
J.R. Ledesma with his artwork in acrylic titled “Renewed Sense of Freedom #2”; right, Christiany Joy Lazaro with her artwork titled “Unbound”*
Renmar Baring with his artworks in oil titled “Warm Catch” and “Nymph”*
Warren Cabahug with his artworks in acrylic titled “Tiyoy Lando” and “Positive Mind”*

Lazaro explained that the title “Saganak” was originally inspired from the newsletter of Cadiz City also titled Saganak which has two meanings – where the salt water of the ocean and fresh water of the river meet, or a windfall of blessings and abundance.

Escalante, meanwhile, thanked Gallery G, being ran by Bacolod artists, for giving the artists of Cadiz (Hibalag Group of Artists) the opportunity to showcase their artworks.

He also pointed out that the winner of the first Negros Occidental painting competition was from Cadiz City.*

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