AFTL ART GALLERY

PAST EXIHIBITIONS

The Alfredo F. Tadiar Library Art Gallery features exhibitions of contemporary art as well as artifacts of historical interest. The Gallery seeks to promote local and diasporic artists from the region, and to promote displays related to the core collections of the Library and to themes of social importance.

The Library Art Gallery further promotes community-focused and community-curated exhibits, including exhibits resulting from artist-led participatory workshops and activities.

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26 April 2025
To grieve is to know of a world that no longer exists, and those who remember are often beholden to sustain...
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lung-aw
17 March 2025
Lung-aw is an Ilokano word that means “to emerge from drowning” or “to recover from a difficult situation”....
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03 September 2023
“Snare for Birds: Decolonizing Perspectives of the Colonial Archive” by artists Kiri Dalena, Lizza May...
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16 November 2019
Launch of the Exhibition of Art Clay works from the pottery making art workshop led by Artist Jezzel...
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cinders always remain
To grieve is to know of a world that no longer exists, and those who remember are often beholden to sustain...
lung-aw
Lung-aw: Arts of Survival
Lung-aw is an Ilokano word that means “to emerge from drowning” or “to recover from a difficult situation”....
480438869_1017422863752843_5289075161333731973_n
Snare for Birds: Decolonizing Perspectives of the Colonial Archive
“Snare for Birds: Decolonizing Perspectives of the Colonial Archive” by artists Kiri Dalena, Lizza May...
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Likhang Luad
Launch of the Exhibition of Art Clay works from the pottery making art workshop led by Artist Jezzel...