Since opening in June 2022, Mugna Gallery has held more than two dozen exhbitions. Initially focusing on Dumaguete and Visayan artists, 2024 saw an expansion of the programming to include Filipino artists of the diaspora. Perhaps like a checkpoint of sorts, Mugna embraces its history with “Re:View,” a group show featuring works from past exhibitions and several works that have never been exhibited. Think of it as a time capsule as we welcome a new year in art and culture.
Julio Jose Austria
Katrina Bello
Rovan Caballes
Jo Camille
Hersley Casero
Kevin Cornelia
Carmen del Prado
Florenz Dionisio
Dan Dvran
Hemrod Duran
Alta Jia
Jana Jumalon
Rey Labarento
David Loew
Koki Lxx
Juan Macias
Budoy Marabiles
Ged Merino
Jude Millares
Portia Nemeño
Jutsze Pamate
Dyna Quilnet
Gerabelle Rae
Wyndelle Remonde
Viviana Riccelli
Dolly Sordilla
Jomir Tabudlong
Iris Tirambulo
Daniel Vincent
The Well’s Ladder Method • (Totem and Dyck)
Since opening in June 2022, Mugna Gallery has held more than two dozen exhbitions. Initially focusing on Dumaguete and Visayan artists, 2024 saw an expansion of the programming to include Filipino artists of the diaspora. Perhaps like a checkpoint of sorts, Mugna embraces its history with “Re:View,” a group show featuring works from past exhibitions and several works that have never been exhibited. Think of it as a time capsule as we welcome a new year in art and culture.
Julio Jose Austria
Katrina Bello
Rovan Caballes
Jo Camille
Hersley Casero
Kevin Cornelia
Carmen del Prado
Florenz Dionisio
Dan Dvran
Hemrod Duran
Alta Jia
Jana Jumalon
Rey Labarento
David Loew
Koki Lxx
Juan Macias
Budoy Marabiles
Ged Merino
Jude Millares
Portia Nemeño
Jutsze Pamate
Dyna Quilnet
Gerabelle Rae
Wyndelle Remonde
Viviana Riccelli
Dolly Sordilla
Jomir Tabudlong
Iris Tirambulo
Daniel Vincent
The Well’s Ladder Method • (Totem and Dyck)