Juvana Soliven Featured in Hyperallergic's Look at Filipino American Artists
January 23rd, 2023
Juvana Soliven, “Bound” (2022), glass beads, thread, steel, for the solo exhibition Black Satin Wrought Iron at Aupuni Space in Honolulu, Hawaii (photo Donnie Cervantes)
Hawai’i-based artist Juvana Soliven (MFA Metalsmithing 2006) was recently featured in a look at Filipino American artists and how they find connections with their history and identity. Soliven’s work subverts and utilizes object languages to speak to issues regarding intimacy, labor, and women’s positionality within the patriarchal system.
Soliven is currently an adjunct professor at the Chaminade University of Honolulu and a lecturer at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa.
Learn More:
The Woven History of Filipino American Artists, Hyperallergic
