CLARK FREEPORT -- The Clark Development Corporation (CDC) has launched its first-ever online exhibit inspired by the quarantine period amid the Covi-19 pandemic.
Called "State of the Art," the online exhibition consists of 45 unique artworks made by 25 Pampanga-based artists, which are all posted at a designated website that can be accessed through https://clarkmuseum.wixsite.com/stateoftheart.
The artists found solace during the quarantine period by expressing themselves through their paintings, thus, giving birth to "State of the Art" artworks.
One Kapampangan artist, Dodgie Aguinaldo, said that art has become his therapy to ease his anxiety brought by the pandemic.
“Art is my therapy. I always make colorful artworks that reflect positivity. Since we are still in the ‘dark’, the pop of colors will bring joy to those who will see it,” Aguinaldo said.
The inspiration behind the artworks is the theme, “We Heal as One," which depicts daily life during the quarantine period amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
The "State of the Art" online exhibit was made possible by CDC’s Tourism Promotions Division (TPD), which aims to bring the Clark Museum into homes by utilizing technology.
At the same time, the online platform encourages everyone to stay at home where they can still access, view and enjoy the virtual gallery for free at the comfort of their own homes.
"State of the Art" shows how Filipinos use their talents and skills to produce something that can be a source of hope, inspiration and strength during these difficult times.
In support of local artists, those who are interested in buying a piece from the gallery may fill out an online form at https://clarkmuseum.wixsite.com/stateoftheart.