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Rope and Revolver at Catharine Clark Gallery
March 14, 2025In 2023, I saw Ansel Adams in Our Time at San Francisco’s de Young Museum. Along with Adams’ famous gelatin silver photographs of national parks...Read more -
Stephanie Syjuco Unearths a Time Capsule of Fashion, Lifestyle, and Politics
In this interview, Vogue Philippines asks Stephanie Syjuco about the dynamics of her practice and the complexities of working with the archives. February 15, 2025In this interview, Vogue Philippines asks Stephanie Syjuco about the dynamics of her practice and the complexities of working with the archives. Following the release...Read more -
Stephanie Syjuco: Object Number 2022.24.1
Stephanie Syjuco critically examines the construction—and exclusion—of Filipinx identity in American history. Her piece is published here in collaboration with Insights Issue Two, and is the recipient of the Parallax Feature Grant for writing. February 15, 2025Text and photographs by Stephanie Syjuco. Stephanie is the recipient of the Insights-Parallax Feature Grant . This piece is cross published on Insights Issue Two...Read more -
Art exhibitions that push and blur boundaries this October 2024
From unexplored techniques in photography to fashion-graffiti collaborations, as well as Filipino and Singaporean prints, Manila’s art scene has plenty to offer this October February 14, 2025When photography was invented in the 19th century, it gave artists the freedom to move beyond purely hyperrealistic imitations of life, since photography could capture...Read more
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Trash-talking art and other must-see Seattle shows in August 2024
February 7, 2025“Stephanie Syjuco: After/Images” In our image-saturated world, Syjuco asks us to think about photographs — how they record or shape history and how they can...Read more -
Aruna D’Souza’s New Book Argues against Empathy
July 29, 2024By Larissa Pham When terrible things happen in the world and people suffer, by what means is one moved to act? And in whose interest?...Read more -
Trash-talking art and other must-see Seattle shows in August 2024
July 22, 2024By Gayle Clemans Staff Picks August is a time of reflection for many of us as we savor the last full month of summer and...Read more -
ArtSEA: What does America look like? Ask Seattle artists
Plus, timely trash talking and Seattle’s biggest visual arts party July 18, 2024Sometimes art exhibits seem uncannily timed. Take the new array of oil paintings at Kirkland Arts Center, in which American flags are interspersed with human-silhouette...Read more
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Stephanie Syjuco: After/Images
June 10, 2024June 10, 2024 Stephanie Syjuco After/Images June 1-September 8, 2024 Add to Calendar Opening reception: June 14, 7:30-9pm Frye Art Museum 704 Terry Avenue Seattle,...Read more -
David Medalla: Portrait of the Artist as a Filipino
June 8, 2024BY LAKÁN ANGELO RAGAZA Jun 08, 2024 UCLA’s Hammer Museum unveils a landmark exhibit of art-world renegade David Medalla. Among the institutions that dominate the...Read more -
San Francisco Jewish Museum Has a Blank Space for Dissenting Artists
A museum's unusual tactic in a contretemps with protesters brings visibility to their walkout. June 6, 2024By Marc Tracy June 6, 2024 This winter, a guest curator selected nearly 70 artworks to include in the California Jewish Open, an exhibition starting...Read more -
Kimball Art Center's newest exhibition opens Friday
June 6, 2024News NEWS | Jun 6, 2024 Park Record Staff On Friday, June 7, Kimball Art Center will open its newest exhibition: In the Shadow of...Read more
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Stephanie Syjuco: Upending the Archive
May 1, 2024Stephanie Syjuco teaches in the Art Practice department at the University of California, Berkeley. She often posts on Instagram about bringing students to visit campus...Read more -
How our art is making an impact overseas
Filipino artworks featured in Hong Kong May 1, 2024BY POCH EULALIA May 1, 2024 06:10 AM During Hong Kong Arts Month in March, two of the largest events held were the Art Basel...Read more -
10 Older Asian American Artists to Celebrate This AAPI Heritage Month
May 1, 2024The fight for visibility—rightfully recognizing Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders for their contributions to art history—goes back generations. For as long as diasporic and Indigenous...Read more -
Oakland artist Stephanie Syjuco tackles big themes in S.F. show
San Francisco Chronicle April 29, 2024Stephanie Syjuco has been busier than ever. The Filipino American artist has been working on commissions and exhibitions across the United States in recent years,...Read more
