Melissa Yeung-Yap - National Gallery Singapore – Gallery Benefit 2023 New York Friday, November 10, 2023 | Phillips

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  • Provenance

    Courtesy of the artist

  • Catalogue Essay

    Estimates for this auction are in United States (US) dollars.
    Bidding will be in US dollars.


    Combining bold acrylic floral motifs with handwoven indigenous Philippine fabrics, this artwork fuses the contemporary with the traditional. Gracious is an ode to the ingenuity of the women who create these timeless fabrics, which reflects their contributions to the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines. A tribute to resilience, femininity and the timeless beauty of indigenous art practices, Gracious empowers these women by showcasing their traditional crafts and skills.

    Yeung-Yap is an artist who is committed to exploring the cultural splendour and variety of the Philippines through her mixed media art. By incorporating indigenous Philippine fabrics into her works, she not only draws attention to the artistic significance of these textiles, but crucially the skilled women who create them. Yeung-Yap has been making an impact through her solo exhibitions, which have been held in the Philippines and internationally for the past ten years.

    This lot is physically located in the Philippines.

    Prospective buyers should note they are responsible for the costs of transporting the lot from its current location to the buyer. This includes the cost of obtaining any required export and/or import licences or permits and paying any applicable taxes. The buyer of the lot is responsible for complying with applicable export and import laws and regulations. Prospective bidders are therefore advised to make independent enquiries.

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Gracious

signed and dated 'Myap 2023' lower right
handwoven indigenous Philippine fabrics (Yakan Tennun, T’boli T'nalak, Manobo Weave, Bagobo Tagabawa Inabal Weave) and acrylic on canvas in a unique hand drawn and hand-carved frame
work 91.5 x 91.5 cm. (36 x 36 in.)
frame 119 x 119 cm. (46 7/8 x 46 7/8 in.)

Executed in 2023.

Estimate
$3,800 - 6,000 

Sold

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National Gallery Singapore – Gallery Benefit 2023

10-18 November 2023