Palette of possibilities
With the participation of drybrush gallery, this exhibit showcases their beautiful artworks in different media -- from acrylic paintings to digital photographs -- to explore the palette of possibilities.

With the participation of drybrush gallery, this exhibit showcases their beautiful artworks in different media -- from acrylic paintings to digital photographs -- to explore the palette of possibilities.


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‘Garden Meditation’ 20” x 16” by Annabelle Rola-Carlos, 2024.
‘Crane’ 30” x 22.5” by Doya Lapuos-Varela, 2023.
Blush skies with orange glow: Sunset Over Belmar Marina, NJ 10” x 10” by Gee Farales, 2022.
‘Desert Rose’ 10” x 12” by Celine Ongpin-Meñes, 2024.
Barangay Pinta 24” x 24” Celine Celi-Enriquez, 2024
‘Hiking in the Wilderness’ 14” x 12” by Nancy Chichioco-Razon, 2014.
A profusion of colors on a variety of subjects reveals not just talent but personality in the upcoming exhibit of the Maryknoll College High School class of 1975 (MCHS 1975).
The artistic talents of artists in the class are showcased in “Expressions Art Exhibit,” where they “create magic, one brushstroke at a time” as part of their 50th Golden Jubilee celebration.
With the participation of drybrush gallery, this exhibit showcases their beautiful artworks in different media — from acrylic paintings to digital photographs — to explore the palette of possibilities.
Proceeds from the sale will help the Miriam College Skills Development and Technical Education Center. The exhibit will run from 1 to 7 February at the Henry Sy Sr. Innovation Center, Miriam College. It may also be viewed on the drybrush gallery website.