During my visit, it was only the UOB Southeast
Asia gallery that I have explored due to time constraint. I was so engrossed
admiring the interiors of the old Supreme Court building and all the paintings
on display on the gallery that by the time I came out it was already evening.
The UOB Southeast Asia Gallery aptly named Between Declarations and Dreams.
The UOB Southeast Asia Gallery occupied three
floors and chronologically presented from the 19th century period to
the 1990s. It displays important artworks mostly from the Philippines, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, and the rest of Southeast Asia.
Level 3
Authority and Anxiety, contains the collection
from 19th to early 20th century
Gallery 1
Gallery 2
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| Christian Virgins Exposed to the Populace c.1884 Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo |
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| Spain and the Philippines c.1884 Juan Luna |
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| The Boat c. 1876 Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo |
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| Family Portrait -Simon Flores |
Imagining Country and Self from 1900s to 1940s
Gallery 3
Gallery 4
Gallery 5
Manifesting the Nation from 1950s to 1970s
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| Mother Nature's Bounty Harvest 1935 - Victor Edades,Galo Ocampo, Carlos Francisco |
Gallery 7
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| Marketplace during the Occupation - 1942 Fernando Amorsolo |
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| Defend Thy Honour -1945 Fernando Amorsolo |
Gallery 8
Gallery 9
Gallery 10 & 11
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| Dimension of Fear -1965 Jose Joya |
Level 4
Re:Defining
Art from 1970s and After
Gallery 12
Level 5
Re:Defining
Art from 1970s and After
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| Buddhist - 1993 Truong Tan |
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| Bury my Soul in Chico River -1981 Santiago Bose |
Gallery 14 & 15
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| Mythology: Return History's Whore, His Mother - 1984 Cesar Syjuco |
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| Very, Very Happy Victims - 1996 Agung Kurniawan |
