Joann Natalia Aquino
Q&A: Stephanie Syjuco on ‘After/Images,’ her solo exhibition at the Frye Art Museum
After/Images, a solo exhibition by Philippine-born, Oakland-based visual artist Stephanie Syjuco at the Frye Art Museum, examines how the camera records and constructs American...
‘We Cook Filipino’ offers heart-healthy recipes, stories from 36 Filipino chefs
With the holiday season upon us, family feasts, gathering with friends, and eating more than we usually do are in the forecast for many...
“Fanny: The Right to Rock” screens at Bainbridge Island Film Festival with local ties
“Rocking is really essentially a metaphor for having the fearlessness to try, and when you fail, you pick yourself back up again.” — June...
Q&A: Self-taught baker Abi Balingit on her new Filipino American dessert cookbook
Self-taught baker Abi Balingit, 28, didn’t plan to have her own cookbook when she started her baking blog, theduskykitchen.com, in August 2020, but a...
A Conversation with the Cordovas on “Filipinos in Puget Sound”
In her book “Filipinos in Puget Sound,” Dorothy Laigo Cordova — historian and executive director of the Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) —...
A Conversation with the Cordovas on “Filipinos in Puget Sound”
In her book “Filipinos in Puget Sound,” Dorothy Laigo Cordova — historian and executive director of the Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) —...
