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Elizalde - Navarro, Jerry
National Artist
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Born: 1924 San Jose, Antique, Philippines
| 1947 |
Studied as a Ramon Roces
Publications Scholar, School of Fine Arts, University of
the Philippines, Manila |
| 1948 |
Moved
to the University of Santo Tomas taking a course in
painting. Became Art Editor of the University’s school
organ The Varsitarian |
| 1951 |
Received Bachelor of Fine
Arts Degree, Major in Painting, University of Santo
Tomas, Manila |
| 1954 |
Originated “incision painting” and created construction
pieces of mixed media, including metal, wood and found
objects |
| 1957 |
Visited Japan as guest of
Japanese chapter of the Youth Association of Asia,
observed traditional Japanese art |
| 1964 |
Served
as member of the design group the Philippines
participated in the New York
World’s Fair; installed
large iron mural at the Philippine
site.
Recipient of a Creative
Exchange Program from Compton Advertising , New York
Worked as an Art Director and Vice President for
Creative and Print Production services
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| 1967 |
Represented the
Philippines in Sculpture category, Sao Paolo Biennale,
Brazil |
| 1969 |
Taught advanced
advertising design , National Art School, Randwick,
Sydney, Australia |
| 1970 |
Represented the
Philippines in the sculpture category, Sao Paolo
Biennale, Brazil
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| 1972 |
Represented the Philippines at the Biennale de Arts
Graphiques, Brno, Czechoslovakia
Represented the Philippines in the
sculpture category of sculpture at the 9th
and 11th Art Biennales in Sao Paolo,
Brazil
Represented the Certificate of
Merit Award by the Art Directors Club of New York,
U. S. A.
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| 1973 |
Appointed Director for
Graphics, Design Center Philippines |
| 1974 |
Represented the
Philippines, Biennale de Arts Graphiques, Brno,
Czechoslovakia |
| 1975 |
Served as Graphics
Designer for the Philippine participation, Ocean Expo,
Okinawa, Japan |
| 1977 |
Designed the Philippine booth, 12th Tokyo
International Trade Fair, Japan Designed the Philippine booth, 1st
ASEAN Trade Fair, Manila, Philippines
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| 1978 |
Represented the
Philippines, Biennale de Arts Graphiques, Brno,
Czechoslovakia |
| 1979 |
Designed the Philippine Trade Exhibition, Hamburg
Centrum, Hamburg, Germany
Acted as designer for the
Philippine participation in TELECOM 79, Geneva,
Switzerland
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| 1980 |
Became first Filipino
artist to be represented at the Yayasan Dharma Seni
Museum Neka, Bali, Indonesia |
| 1984 |
Participated in “Ugat Suri”, Intergallery Exhibition,
(sculpture category),ASEAN Institute of Art,
Manila, Philippines
Served as delegate, 2nd
All-Asian Consultation on Christian Art, Mt.Makiling,
Laguna
First Filipino artist to be
represented at the Yayasan Dharma Seni Museum Neka,
Bali Indonesia
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| 1999 |
National Artist Award – October 14 at the Leonardo
Locsin Hall of the NCCA, Intramuros |
Selected Individual Exhibitions:
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| 1954 |
First
one-man exhibition, Philippine Art Gallery |
| 1958 |
Mitsukoshi Art Gallery,
Tokyo, Japan |
| 1989 |
“Bali on My Mind”, Ayala
Museum, Makati City |
| 1993 |
“A Return to Abstraction”,
Ayala Museum, Luz Gallery, Galleria Duemila |
| 1995-1996 |
"J. Elizalde Navarro: 45
Years of the Artist's Work", Metropolitan Museum of
Manila |
| 1998 |
“DANSE”
GSIS Theater, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City |
| 1999 |
“Selected Paintings and Sculptures”, Galeria Veintiuno,
XXI |
| 2000 |
“Jerry Elizalde-Navarro
National Artist”, Galleria Duemila, SM Megamall |
| 2003 |
“J. Elizalde-Navarro”, Art
Center & Big & Small Art Co., Artwalk SM Megamall |
Group Exhibitions:
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| 2000 |
“Guhit Ulit”, Museum of
Arts & Sciences, UST, Manila |
| 1999. |
“Four-man show: Cruz, Navarro, Olazo, Wilwayco” Gallery
III, Ayala Museum, Makati City |
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“Selection of Drawings”,
The Drawing Room, Makati City |
| 1997 |
“Breaking Boundaries”, The First Philippine Stock
Exchange Art Exhibit PSE Plaza, Lobby,
Makati and PSE Center Auditorium, Pasig City |
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“Modern Art” Galleria
Duemila, The Art Center, SM Megamall |
| 1995 |
“Nudes”, Two Man Exhibit,
Navarro- Nuyda, Galleria Duemila |
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“Ako”, self portraits of
selected artists both living and dead, Metropolitan
Museum of Manila |
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