From left, Angie R. Taitague, acting executive director of the Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency; Monica Guzman, CAHA board of director, chair, Joshua F. Tenorio, lt. governor of Guam; Rubyjane Buhain-Redila, artist; Ryan Grey Santos, artist; Jay Buhain Redila, artist; Estrella Buhain, guest; and John R. Buhain, artist at the opening reception of the “Art Alchemy—Elixir of Generations and Mediums” exhibition in Hagatña, Guam.
HAGATÑA (CAHA) — The “Art Alchemy — Elixir of Generations and Mediums” exhibition opened on April 6 will continue until May 3, 2024, Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency Art Gallery at the DNA Building, 238 Archbishop FC Flores St., Suite 202, Hagatña, Guam.
The exhibit features the works of Jay Buhain Redila, Ryan Grey Santos, Rubyjane Buhain-Redila, and John Ruffy Buhain.
Spanning different age groups, the artists bring a diverse range of perspectives and mediums to the showcase.
Leading the group is John Ruffy Buhain, representing the senior generation, followed by Rubyjane Buhain-Redila, who has amassed an extensive portfolio through her 40’s.
Talented counterparts Jay Buhain Redila and Ryan Grey Santos, high school seniors, contribute fresh insights from younger generations.
Each artist presents a diverse collection of works utilizing mediums such as acrylic, oil, charcoal, pencil, marker, digital paintings, and mixed media, reflecting a captivating fusion of styles, techniques, and themes that embody their individuality, culture, self-identity, passion, and talent. Together, they create an artistic alchemy that transcends generational boundaries.
For more information about the artists, contact Rubyjane Buhain-Redila at rubyjane.redila@gmail.com/.
About CAHA
The Guam Council of the Arts and Humanities Agency is dedicated to promoting and preserving the arts and humanities on the island. Through various programs and initiatives, CAHA seeks to enrich the cultural landscape of the island and support local artists in their creative endeavors. For more information, you may contact (671) 300-1206 or email info@cahaguam.gov/.
