Art lovers in the south have another reason to explore Garden Space's vibrant creative scene as Canvas Collective S7 officially opens its doors to the public. Presented by Flying Circus Gallery Works, this dynamic group exhibition brings together a diverse roster of artists, showcasing their unique interpretations and artistic voices across various media and styles.
The exhibit is running from May 2 to May 11, 2026 only, the exhibit is located on the 4th floor of Madison Galleries Lifestyle Mall along Don Jesus Boulevard in Cupang, Muntinlupa City. The venue is conveniently situated across Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish and near Alabang Hills Village and PAREF Southridge School, making it an accessible cultural stop for families, students, collectors, and art enthusiasts alike.
What makes Canvas Collective S7 particularly exciting is its diversity in artistic approaches. While many participating artists work primarily with acrylic paint, each piece offers a distinct visual language—ranging from bold contemporary abstraction to expressive figurative works and emotionally resonant compositions. The exhibit becomes a conversation among artists, where color, texture, and imagination intersect in compelling ways.
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| Artist Maita Fernandez is showing her watercolor artworks in the exhibit |
Among the featured artists is Maita Fernandez, whose works stand out as the lone watercolor collection in the exhibit. In a show largely dominated by acrylic mediums, her delicate yet expressive watercolor paintings offer a refreshing contrast. Her pieces bring softness, fluidity, and atmospheric depth that beautifully complement the more textured and layered acrylic works surrounding them. The subtle transparency and organic movement of watercolor create moments of quiet reflection amid the exhibit’s vibrant energy.
Adding even more variety to the showcase, visitors will also encounter sculptural works and a detailed diorama installation, proving that Canvas Collective S7 goes beyond traditional wall-mounted paintings. These multidimensional pieces add an immersive quality to the exhibit, inviting viewers to engage with art from different perspectives and dimensions.
The exhibit reflects the growing strength of collaborative art spaces in the Philippines, where emerging and established creatives come together to share their visions with wider audiences. Through initiatives like Canvas Collective S7, Flying Circus Gallery Works continues to foster artistic dialogue and support the local creative community.
Whether you are an avid collector, a casual gallery-goer, or simply someone looking for inspiration, Canvas Collective S7 offers an enriching experience filled with creativity, passion, and artistic diversity. With its limited run ending on May 11, visitors are encouraged to catch the exhibit while it is still open.
Art, after all, is best experienced in person—and Canvas Collective S7 is a vivid reminder of how powerful and varied artistic expression can be.
Art really has a way of bringing people together — through color, creativity, and shared inspiration. ๐จMaita Fernandez invites art enthusiasts, collectors, and curious visitors to experience Canvas Collective S7 before it closes on May 11!
Discover a diverse collection of works from talented artists featuring acrylic paintings, watercolor masterpieces, sculptures, and even a captivating diorama display. Whether you are looking for your next meaningful art piece or simply want to immerse yourself in creativity, this exhibit offers something special for everyone.
Visit Canvas Collective S7 at the Garden Space, 4th Floor of Madison Galleries Lifestyle Mall, across Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish along Don Jesus Blvd. Support local artists, celebrate artistic expression, and take home inspiration that lasts beyond the gallery walls.
See you at the exhibit!
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