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“I have told him it’s very easy, anyone can fly. All you need is somewhere to go that you can’t get to any other way. The next thing you know, you’re flying among the stars.”

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Strawberry Moon in June 🍓

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Sharing some of my favorite art from the Knicks’ 2026 Championship run 🏆🧡💙

• Slide 1 - Words by Jake Goldman from the premier Knicks newsletter ─ What’s On Tap With Tommy Beer
• Slide 2 by Joshua Nazario Lugo
• Slide 3 by Dhaynne
• Slide 4 by Yana Boyko
• Slide 5 by Kristofferson San Pablo
• Slide 6 by Federico Castellano
• Slide 7 by Bryan Espiritu (@bryanespiritu)
• Slide 8 by LAmour Supreme

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Today’s the day. See you there <3

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“What They Left Us” at The Alchemy of Art in Baltimore.
Curated by Anna Divinagracia and Ciarra K. Walters
Artists: Miguel Caba, Maria Alethea Canlas, Ashley Dequillia, Ryan Frigillana, Anna Divinagracia, Kat Navarro, Dhaynne Torres, & Ciarra K. Walters

Bringing together 8 Filipino artists (including myself and co-curator @divinagraciaphoto) is something I couldn’t have dreamt up before this show.

To be a Filipino artist is a courageous thing to be. It is something that isn’t supported by many of our immigrant families or understood. I admire and respect every single one of these artists who not only choose this path, but are making living archives of our history and families.

A special thanks to @the.alchemy.of.art for giving us their space for the month of July.

Special thank yous to our sponsors @mdartscouncil @asianartsandculturecenter and @offtherox for their support 🌹🌹

Photography by @vivianmariephoto

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A few installation photos of “What They Left Us”, which concluded last Saturday at The Alchemy of Art in Baltimore, MD.

My gratitude to @divinagraciaphoto and @ciarrakwalters for your hard work, thoughtfulness, and care in curating and organizing this exhibition. This was my first time showing with fellow Filipinos! This experience has meant so much to me. Thank you to the brilliant artists I had the joy of being in community with, and to Baltimore for all the love. 🇵🇭❤️

•Installation photos by @vivianmariephoto

•Slide 3: Words by @rejjiacamphor from the exhibition review, “Home is a Memory”. @baltimorebeat published July 15, 2025.

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GOOD WEATHER.

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Baltimore, July 3rd! My first time showing with fellow Filipinx artists 🥹; this moment feels particularly special for me. Thank you to @divinagraciaphoto and @ciarrakwalters for putting this together. Honored and humbled to be in community with this group ❤️🇵🇭.

Curated by Baltimore-based artists Anna Divinagracia and Ciarra K. Walters, “What They Left Us” features work by Filipino-American artists, Thea Canlas, Miguel Caba, Ashley Dequilla, Ryan Frigillana, Dhaynne Torres, Kat Navarro, along with the curators themselves.

Engaging with inherited rituals, family archives, and everyday gestures of care, the featured artists consider how art becomes a means of holding onto, and reshaping what is passed down. Through their art practices, they examine the complex nature of identity, community, and presence as Filipino-Americans today.

The exhibition runs from July 3rd to August 2, 2025 at The Alchemy of Art, and is made possible with support from Maryland State Arts Council, Towson University’s Asian Arts & Culture Center and Off the Rox.

Opening reception:
July 3 | 6 - 9 pm
The Alchemy of Art | 1637 Eastern Ave, Baltimore, MD 21231

Attendance is free with RSVP. (Link in bio)

Flyer design by @ciarrakwalters
Photo credit: Ashley Dequilla, Ravelos (1951), 2024, Photo transfer on Birch Panel, 11x17

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Curated by Baltimore-based artists Anna Divinagracia and Ciarra K. Walters, “What They Left Us” features work by Filipino-American artists, Thea Canlas, Miguel Caba, Ashley Dequilla, Ryan Frigillana, Dhaynne Torres, Kat Navarro, along with the curators themselves.

Engaging with inherited rituals, family archives, and everyday gestures of care, the featured artists consider how art becomes a means of holding onto, and reshaping what is passed down. Through their art practices, they examine the complex nature of identity, community, and presence as Filipino-Americans today.

The exhibition runs from July 3rd to August 2, 2025 at The Alchemy of Art, and is made possible with support from Maryland State Arts Council, Towson University’s Asian Arts & Culture Center and Off the Rox.

Opening reception:
July 3 | 6 - 9 pm
The Alchemy of Art | 1637 Eastern Ave, Baltimore, MD 21231

Attendance is free with RSVP. (Link in bio)

Flyer design by @ciarrakwalters
Photo credit: Ashley Dequilla, Ravelos (1951), 2024, Photo transfer on Birch Panel, 11x17

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