Heavenly Bodies at Filipinas Heritage Library

Freelance artist, Milo Tolentino, mounts a one-man exhibit entitled Heavenly Bodies on November 5-16, 2001 at The Alcove Photo Gallery of the Filipinas Heritage Library.

Heavenly Bodies is based on the story of the Vlicans-winged, angel-like creatures from Old Earth with pale, glowing faces and voices that can mimic the wind. This collection of toned, selectively hand-colored nude images gives form to the childhood myths of spirits dwelling in forests, rivers, rocks, trees, and other elements of nature.

Milo Tolentino, a freelance travel, fine-art, and people photographer, mounted his first one-man show, entitled Earth Spirits, at Blue Café in Malate, Manila.

The Alcove, a pocket gallery dedicated to black-and-white photography, is open for public viewing from Tuesday to Saturday between 9am and 6pm. It is located at the Filipinas Heritage Library along Makati Avenue, Ayala Triangle, Makati City (across The Peninsula Manila).

For more details on the exhibit and/or bookings, please call 8921801 and look for Cecille or send email to events@fillib.org.ph.

Reported in Ph-Photo by Sultan, afterglow777@edsamail.com.ph.