Compilation of photographs taken during the preparation and installation of the exhibition 'Regarding Place, No Place', 10 May 1996.
Notable figures in the album include: Jonathan Olazo (Image 1-2, 8), Sylvia Gascon (Image 1-3, 5, 8, 10, 18), Joy Dayrit (Image 1-2, 4, 10, 16), Nilo Ilarde (Image 1, 3, 5, 8, 16, 18), Ronald Achacoso (Image 1, 14), Roberto Chabet (Image 2-3, 6-8, 10-11, 13, 17), Silvana Diaz (Image 4), Antonio Austria (Image 6-7, 9, 11, 12, 15), Danilo Dalena (Image 6-7)

The group exhibition curated by Roberto Chabet features works by Chabet, Danilo Dalena, Fernando Modesto, and Antonio Austria in The Art Center, SM Megamall from 12-25 May 1996.

According to Chabet, 'Art implies place. It depicts space, exists in space, and is perceived in space. Placement, location is central in art. The artist stakes out territories, establishes boundaries, or represents a sense of place. This sense of place is the artist's sense of self.

Place for Austria means a 'genre' kind of place with all its local color - Cubao, San Juan, its pool rooms, barber shops, panciterias (noodle shops).

Place for Dalena is Pakil, Laguna, his hometown. Specifically it means his house, its interiors, and the Dalenas hanging on the walls, creating places within places.

Modesto's sense of place is that of an expat in Indonesia, an exotic surrounding, almost paradisiacal, but exilic, and infected with melancholy and homesickness.

Chabet's sense of place is literal - the exhibition space and the virtual spaces generated by his installation. Though seemingly non-referential the work alludes to geography - or geographies.'