Silverlens Galleries

Therese Regalado’s first solo exhibition, Material Research, looks into the coming together of materials, textures, and forms through persistent inquiry and curiosity. Her workflow is spurred by puzzle - solving, like piecing together a game without fixed mechanics which Regalado then opens up to allow for reorientation. These objects, she says, really are built through magic: for […]

Seriality tempts us to fixate on the most obvious deviations in Maria Taniguchi’s new work. In a suite of square patterned canvases a portion stripped of paint, a section wherein color does not take, or an outline obscured, may at turns mean disengaging from the illusion of symmetry or the body reaching its limit. In […]

Silverlens is pleased to present a new show by Eric Zamuco called Working on the Mountain taken from the title of a book on writing by N.V.M. Gonzales. In one of the essays, the creative process is compared to the carving of ancient temples found in Ajanta, India. To work on a mountain is to work in […]