Jose Naval

Drifting in Pepe Delfin's Transient City
By Jose Naval
In the artist's latest paintings, the viewer's eye tends to move about them as their inhabitants do. 

The Ghostly Recollections of Koki Lxx
By Jose Naval
The longer one lingers in the exhibition, the more strongly the effects turn out to be as the title…

How Steph Alvarez Approaches Devotion
By Jose Naval
A reflection on devotion, how it tangles with persistence, and how fortitude comes with age.

Miguel Lorenzo Uy Blueprints a Techno-Utopia
By Jose Naval
We’re millennials; we know how personalized ads work. But when used to surface parallels between…

Reconciling with Goodbye to All That
By Jose Naval
"Thus," curator Gwen Bautista writes, "Goodbye to All That is a collection and summary of what all of us in the exhibition would like…

The Everyday Allure of 'The Thing Is'
By Jose Naval
The group exhibition achieves that marvelous effect when nuanced works you presume aren't "art" at first, become it at a jolt.

CLOSING: Gary-Ross Pastrana’s ‘some recent (& disrupted) projects’
By Jose Naval

Three’s Company at Galerie Stephanie
By Jose Naval

Jeffrey Jay Jarin’s ‘Fake Happy,’ Forever
By Jose Naval

Pat Frades Sees with Mushrooms
By Jose Naval
Sometimes, it takes something bizarre to see things differently. Like shrooms.

Thai Artists of Differing Views Reconvene for 'Conflicted Visions Again'
By Jose Naval
Shortly after the first show, Conflicted Visions, Thailand experienced a coup.

Tomona Matsukawa and Yusuke Yamatani at a Turning Point
By Jose Naval
Turns out, adulting is hard for everybody

This Exhibit Highlights the Asian Experience in COVID-19 America
By Jose Naval
It's the first of an upcoming virtual exhibition series by curators Chandler Allen and Hongzheng Han. 

Melting Boundaries with Modeka’s “Horizons of Inevitability”
By Jose Naval

Time Is a Medium in Mars Bugaoan’s “Appear Disappear 1/2 1/4”
By Jose Naval

Not Visual Noise Deserves More Haunts
By Jose Naval
Apparent is a visceral kind of closeness, a physicality that bellows tones of immediacy across the gallery walls, even if it has us writhe.

Sam Feleo Crystallizes Time and Space in "The Horizon of Expectations"
By Jose Naval
Unlike vast sceneries or grand events (the boundless ocean, the crack of thunder) at which we could only balk, Feleo’s crystalline structures…