To launch the second season of From A to Zig-Zag, focused on creative partnerships, I’m speaking with Isa Lorenzo and Rachel Rillo of Silverlens, a leading contemporary art gallery in Southeast Asia that began in Manila in 2004, when it was founded by Isa. Rachel joined her as co-director in 2007. Now, they are about to open the doors to their gallery space in New York with two solo exhibitions: Martha Atienza’s ‘The Protectors’ and Yee I-Lann’s ‘At the Roof of the Mouth’.
In this conversation, Isa and Rachel talk about how they each got their start in the art world, the zig-zags they have gone through with Silverlens, and the exciting plans they are working on with their new permanent location.
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To launch the second season of From A to Zig-Zag, focused on creative partnerships, I’m speaking with Isa Lorenzo and Rachel Rillo of Silverlens, a leading contemporary art gallery in Southeast Asia that began in Manila in 2004, when it was founded by Isa. Rachel joined her as co-director in 2007. Now, they are about to open the doors to their gallery space in New York with two solo exhibitions: Martha Atienza’s ‘The Protectors’ and Yee I-Lann’s ‘At the Roof of the Mouth’.
In this conversation, Isa and Rachel talk about how they each got their start in the art world, the zig-zags they have gone through with Silverlens, and the exciting plans they are working on with their new permanent location.
Natalie Hennedige is Festival Director, Singapore International Festival of Arts and the Founder and Artistic Director of Cake Theatrical Productions. For Season 1 Episode 4 of From A to Zig-Zag, Nadya speaks with Natalie about the foundation of her illustrious career, and the decisions and happenstance that have shaped it.
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To launch the second season of From A to Zig-Zag, focused on creative partnerships, I’m speaking with Isa Lorenzo and Rachel Rillo of Silverlens, a leading contemporary art gallery in Southeast Asia that began in Manila in 2004, when it was founded by Isa. Rachel joined her as co-director in 2007. Now, they are about to open the doors to their gallery space in New York with two solo exhibitions: Martha Atienza’s ‘The Protectors’ and Yee I-Lann’s ‘At the Roof of the Mouth’.
In this conversation, Isa and Rachel talk about how they each got their start in the art world, the zig-zags they have gone through with Silverlens, and the exciting plans they are working on with their new permanent location.
