Exhibit at Lienzo: Salvador Arellano - Equine and Gamefowl Art
August 29 2015
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August 29 2015
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Salvador “Dodong” Arellano, a Filipino painter best known for his paintings of thoroughbred racehorses and gamefowl, will hold a solo exhibit on August 29 at Galeria Lienzo Serendra at Bonifacio Global City.
The son of the late architect/painter Juan M. Arellano, Salvador is also an accomplished portraitist who has done commissions for, among others, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Prince Charles, Sultan Bolkiah of Brunei, and actor Sylvester Stallone and other Hollywood personalities.
A permanent resident of the US by virtue of his “exceptional ability in the art of painting,” Arellano has exhibited at the Christie's and Dyansen Galleries, the Los Angeles Equestrian Center as its Resident Artist; Empire Polo Club as its Official Artist; Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club; and at the Del Mar, Hollywood Park, and Santa Anita Park racetracks.
His works have been exhibited in Japan, Singapore, Australia and Dubai as well, with prominent collectors from Manila as his patrons since the early 1980s. He was sole judge thrice in the Watercolor Category of the annual art show sponsored by the city government of Beverly Hills, California.
It will be Arellano's first public exhibit in the Philippines since he left the country for Los Angeles in 1987.
The son of the late architect/painter Juan M. Arellano, Salvador is also an accomplished portraitist who has done commissions for, among others, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Prince Charles, Sultan Bolkiah of Brunei, and actor Sylvester Stallone and other Hollywood personalities.
A permanent resident of the US by virtue of his “exceptional ability in the art of painting,” Arellano has exhibited at the Christie's and Dyansen Galleries, the Los Angeles Equestrian Center as its Resident Artist; Empire Polo Club as its Official Artist; Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club; and at the Del Mar, Hollywood Park, and Santa Anita Park racetracks.
His works have been exhibited in Japan, Singapore, Australia and Dubai as well, with prominent collectors from Manila as his patrons since the early 1980s. He was sole judge thrice in the Watercolor Category of the annual art show sponsored by the city government of Beverly Hills, California.
It will be Arellano's first public exhibit in the Philippines since he left the country for Los Angeles in 1987.
