The 1970’s exhibit at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in Los Angeles and The Great Wall Symphony at Disney Philharmonic Concert Hall with Iñárritu and Dudamel on March 7th 2026! I’m so honored to be on the Artist Team and see my drawing contributions integrated into the 1970’s Section. Also so wonderful to be with our group of kick ass muralists! The symphony performed at by the LA Philharmonic for the GW was astounding and meeting the composers so much fun.
I just shipped 13 boxes to the Smithsonian Archives of American Art filled with my papers, designs, correspondence, notebooks, curriculum, exhibition documentation, project folders, books, CDs, DVDs and more.It has been an incredible and difficult process over this last year to go through decades of work and organize it. As much as I have learned and grown there is a thread that runs through, a quest that has been a constant inquiry. It will be a while before its available to the public but this part is done!

This Spring I had the great pleasure and opportunity to develop work in the ceramics studio of the amazing Betty Woodman. The location overlooking the layered landscape of Tuscany and 30 minutes from Florence was spectacular. I started a new series of plant microphones that I will be working on over the coming year to create a Plant Press Conference that explores the concepts around inter species communication.
Stay tuned!
Woodmand Famiiy Foundation
Joins us on October 13!
40 years after I first painted this mural about the history of Filipino immigration to the Americas with Vicente Clemente and Presco Tabios in 1984, I climbed the 9 story scaffolding again to restore it with the help of artists Mariel Paat, Dev Heyrana and Pablo Ruiz-Arroyo.
This mural tells the history of the contributions of Filipinos in the United States in literature, nursing, medicine, labor organizing, fishing, farming, families, sports, education, fair housing, rights of WWII Veterans, the Lolas WWII Comfort Women fight to acknowledge and end sexual violence, the 1986 torch of the People Power Revolution resistance to authoritarianism, the honoring of heroes and winning of Olympic gold.
Please join us for the dedication on
Sunday, October 13, 2pm
or visit the mural in downtown San Francisco at
000 Lapu Lapu Street.
This mural is part of SOMA Pilipinas Cultural Heritage District
The restoration was sponsored by TODCO