Silverlens Gallery
is looking for
a full time graphic designer with an interest in art and photography
to design in-house printed material and monographs (InDesign/Illustrator),
to photograph Silverlens/SLab shows, openings and activities for documentation,
to do post production photography (Photoshop),
to assist with photo shoots and exhibition design,
and to maintain our website and e-newsletter (Dreamweaver).

work hours
t - f 10am– 7pm
sat 1pm-6pm

please send email of resume with online portfolio link
to
manage@...
or call 8160044 / 09052650873

For more info. Silverlens Gallery is located at
2/F YMC Building 2, Pasong Tamo Extension
Makati City.
www.silverlensphoto.com
slab.silverlensphoto.com

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About Silverlens | SLab

Having gained public recognition in Manila since its inception in 2004, the
Silverlens Gallery (SLG) features 8-9 shows a year, representing a mix of
emerging and mid-career contemporary Philippine artists, as well as established
international artists. Silverlens shows photography and new media.

At the forefront of collecting Philippine art for the Silverlens Foundation, SLG
provides consultancy for art collections and acquisitions. As both gallery and
art foundation, Silverlens establishes the vital partnership between defining
the market and shaping art history.

SLab (Silverlens Lab) is the gallery for Philippine contemporary art showing
painting, drawing and sculpture. The two spaces are bridge-linked, the former
being a piano warehouse and the latter being the auditorium.

SLab has two galleries, a 120 square meter main space for longer curated shows,
and 20SQUARE, a smaller gallery for young artists, for projects the curators are
working on, and for collectors and artists consignments.

Silverlens and SLab artists push the boundaries of their medium and are
aggressive in their dialogue with a discerning collecting audience. With the
professional structure and best efforts of the Silverlens team, our artists are
shown locally and internationally through art fairs, gallery collaborations and
curatorial projects for their exposure, recall, recognition, and collection.




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