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  1. Gary-Ross Pastrana Biography. Gary-Ross Pastranas art has been one of the most persistent in terms of combining concepts with objects. His conceptual pieces, although loaded with poetic intensity, remain unobtrusively subtle and even somewhat quaint in their appearance.

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  2. www.silverlensgalleries.com › artists › gary-ross-pastranaGary-Ross Pastrana - Silverlens

    Gary-Ross Pastrana was among the artists selected to participate in Art Encounters Biennial 2019 in Timișoara, Romania. Featured in the biennial is Pastrana’s ‘After The Fall I’ (2019), a makeshift mechanical structure that uses a rock from the urban environment of Timișoara, slowly descending and falling down to the ground by sheer ...

  3. Gary-Ross Pastrana received the CCP Thirteen Artists Award in 2006. He has shown at the Singapore Art Museum, Metropolitan Museum of the Philippines, and the Jorge B. Vargas Museum. He was the country’s representative for the New Museum in New York’s 2012 Triennial “The Ungovernables.”

  4. Oct 7, 2023 · silverlensgallery on October 6, 2023: "Wishing Gary-Ross Pastrana a happy birthday! Gary-Ross Pastranas (b. 1978, Manila, Philippines; lives and works in Manila, Philippines) art has been one of the most persistent in terms of combining concepts with objects.

  5. Oct 3, 2016 · GARY-ROSS PASTRANA created the central image for one of the five covers of our fifth anniversary issue: A pigeon, reconditioned from his 2003 work “Set Fire to Free.”

  6. Gary-Ross Pastrana. b. 1978, Manila, Philippines; lives and works in Manila, Philippines. Gary-Ross Pastrana is a contemporary Filipino artist known for his multimedia works that explore themes of memory, history, and identity.

  7. Gary-Ross Pastrana is an artist interested in the philosophies of art and the epistemologies of the art object. His unique conceptualist practice, often addressing destruction and mutation of material, differs from the more symbolic, allegorical, nation-building art practices largely found in contemporary Filipino art.