Author: Katrina Reyes
Katrina Reyes
Katrina is a Manila-based art journalist and researcher specializing in contemporary art in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. Her writing examines regional exhibition histories, emerging artists, and the relationship between contemporary practice and colonial, political, and popular culture. Alongside criticism, she writes artist interviews and exhibition essays, with a particular interest in documenting scenes that receive little attention from the international art press.
Mary Cassatt, Breakfast in Bed , 1897. Image courtesy of Art Institute of Chicago. “Mary Cassatt: After Impressionism” Where : Art Institute of Chicago When : Sept. 6 – Jan. 3, 2027 Why It’s Worth…
A 96.2% full lunar eclipse will be visible over Wyoming on Thursday night. When the Earth’s shadow covers the moon, it will appear mostly covered in blood-red light, except for a slim sliver of light…
Coffee and Cameras KC is a Kansas City-based photography community founded by Frank Pham three years ago. It started as informal monthly meetups at coffee shops, evolving into structured gatherings with photo walks, workshops, and…
Yayoi Kusama, the Japanese outsider artist who became a global superstar, has died aged 97. Kusama died in a Tokyo hospital on 14 August, her company Yayoi Kusama Inc announced in a statement on Thursday….
In Seoul, the renowned contemporary art fair will no longer take place at the Korea Exhibition Center (COEX). Starting in 2027, Frieze Seoul will move to the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), the iconic multi-functional complex…