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Christina "Goldie" Poblador
lives and works in New York
born in Manila, Philippines
+1 3474432737
goldiepoblador@gmail.com
http://goldiepoblador.com
SOLO EXHIBTIONS
2025
“The Rise of Medusa”, Artpace, San Antonio TX
“The Rise of Medusa”, Art Fair Philippines, Special Exhibitions
“The Rise of Medusa”, Olfactory Art Keller, NY
2023 “Fertility Flowers”, Finale Art File, Manila, Philippines
2022 “Fertility Flowers”, Urban Glass, New York,NY
2021 “Kadena-Chains of Love”, Below Grand, New York, NY
2016 “Venus Freed”, Philippine Center Gallery, 5th Avenue, New York, NY
2011 “The Ghost in the Machine”, Liongoren Gallery, Manila, Philippines
GROUP EXHIBTIONS
2025 “Common Sentience” , 601Artspace, NY
“The Rise of Medusa” Whitestone Gallery Singapore
2024 “Sensorium:Stories of Glass and Fragrance” Corning Museum of Glass
“Sea Anomaly ”,SEA Focus Art Fair, Singapore
2023 “Off world/remains”, Yve Yang Gallery, New York
“To Be Sure, the Senses Deceive” , BenCab Museum , Philippines
2022 “Five Hundred Million Little Bells” , Alliance Française de Manille, Philippines
2021 “New York/New Fumes” , Olfactory Art Keller, New York, NY
“Collaborative Survival”, 601artspace, New York, New York
“Dilaw”, Saudi National Museum,Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
2019 “Concept, Context, Contestation” Yangon Secretariat Buiilding, Yangon, Myanmar
2018 “The Thing to Miss Most” , The 8th Annual Poetry Festial, Manhattan
“The Thing to Miss Most”, Arete Gallery, Brooklyn New York
2017 “Perfume Ceremony”, The Knockdown Center, New York
“Feel the Ice Boiling”,Clio Art Fair, Chelsea. New York
2016 “Stages of Samatha Meditation” Rubin Museum,New York
“Bowie-ween” Islip Art Museum, Long Island, New York
“Concept, Context and Contestation”, Cemeti Art House, Indonesia
2009 “Thrice Upon A Time : A Century of Story in the Art of the Philippines”, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
“Sungduan-5 Current: Daloy ng Karunungan”, The National Museum of the Filipino People, Manila, Philippines
COLLECTIONS
2024 “Squalor (l’eau de Pasig) for men and women” acquired by the Corning Museum of Glass
AWARDS
2022 The Oak Spring Garden Foundation Individual Grant, Upperville, VA
2021 Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant, New York, NY
2017 New York Foundation for the Arts Immigrant Artist Mentorship
2013 The President’s Scholarship, The Rhode Island School of Design
The Philippine Artist in Residency Prize from Alliance Française de Manille
2012 Short Listed Artist, The Ateneo Art Awards, Manila, Philippines
2009 Short Listed Artist, The Ateneo Art Awards, Manila, Philippines Thesis Grant Awardee, The University of the Philippines, Manila, Philippines
RESIDENCIES
2026 OH! Visiting Artist in Residence, Singapore (Upcoming)
2025 Artpace, San Antonio, Texas
Oak Spring Garden Foundation Alumni Residency and Fellowship
2023 Corning Museum of Glass, AIR
Oak Spring Garden Foundation Alumni Residency and Fellowship
2022 Oak Spring Garden Foundation Residency and Fellowship
2018 Hambidge Artist Residency , Georgia
Wassaic Artist Residency , New York
2016 The Studios at The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art,North Adams, MA
2014 La Fragua Artist Residency, Córdoba, Spain
2013 Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, France
PUBLICATIONS
2024 Power, Politics and the Street: Contemporary Art in Southeast Asia after 1970 by Dr Iola Lenzi
2026 Guide to the Corning Museum of Glass
EDUCATION
2015 MFA Glass, Rhode Island School of Desgn, United States
2009 BFA Studio Arts, The University of the Philippines, Manila, Philippines
top photo by JL Javier, 2024
bottom photo by
Anna Frumenti, 2021
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Goldie Poblador is a visual artist who merges glass sculpture, performance, and video into multi-sensory installations that address themes of climate change and the emancipation of the female body.
Artist Biography
Goldie Poblador is a Filipina visual artist who creates multi-sensory installations that merge glass scent, sound and performance that address themes of ecology and decolonization as it relates to the emancipation of the female body.
Her work has been exhibited and performed internationally at such institutions as Artpace, The Corning Museum of Glass, Urban Glass, 601Artspace, The Knockdown Center, Saudi National Museum, The Rubin Museum, Singapore Art Museum, Bangkok Art and Culture Center, Fine Art Museum of Hanoi, Lopez Memorial Museum, Art Fair Philippines, Metropolitan Museum of Manila, The National Museum of the Filipino People and The Cultural Center of the Philippines.
She is the first Filipino artist to be acquired by the Corning Museum of Glass. She has received grants from the Foundation of Contemporary Arts, the University of the Philippines, the Puffin Foundation and a President’s Scholarship from the Rhode Island School of Design. She has completed residencies at Artpace, the Corning Museum of Glass, Oakspring Garden Foundation, MASS MoCa, and the Cité International des Arts. She received her BFA in Studio Arts from the University of the Philippines in 2009. In 2015, she obtained her MFA in Glass at the Rhode Island School of Design.
Registered as Goldieland Studio / New York, NY