Consumer rights group stages exhibit by pandemic-hit artists

by The Manila Times

Jan 09, 2022 12:23 am

Contemporary visual artists who have been mostly affected by the pandemic have taken to art to bring attention to their plight and inspire people to act collectively and spark change.

Consumer rights group Rights Action Philippines (RAP) goes the art route to stage 'Consumer Rights in the State of Pandemic' an exhibit featuring over 80 works. Running until March 10, the exhibit is available via RAP's website, rightsactionph.org/ and its other social media platforms.

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