Jeanne F. Jalandoni b. 1993
Jeanne F. Jalandoni is a painter and textile artist born and based in New York City. Her work navigates Filipino American cultural identity through personal research on historic Western influences on the Philippines, family archives, and personal experience growing up as a second-generation American who has never been to the Philippines. She uses national symbols such as the carabao, bangus, and mangoes to express characteristics she associates with her biculturalism, aiming to redefine their meaning and reclaim the Filipino American narrative.
Jeanne received her BFA in Studio Art with a concentration in painting at New York University (2015). Jeanne has had solo shows with Taymour Grahne Projects, virtual (2021); Real Art Ways, Connecticut (2019); the Little Underground Gallery/Jefferson Market Library, New York (2018); and the Berkshire Art Museum, Massachusetts (2018). Jeanne has exhibited in various group shows including, Considering Mass and Density, Textile Arts Center, Brooklyn(2021); Super Sarap, curated by Patricia Cariño Valdez, Asia Society Texas, Houston, (2019) and curated Cultural Cousins: a show of Filipinx and Latinx artists, ChaShaMa, New York(2019). Jeanne was an artist-in-residence at 36 Chase & Barns Residency, Massachusetts (2018) and the Textile Arts Center, Brooklyn (2021).
Jeanne has been awarded the 2019 Real Award, Hartford, CT, and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) Creative Engagement Grant, New York (2019).
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Ghosts of Empires II
16 Sep - 22 Oct 2022 LondonBen Brown Fine Arts is pleased to announce Ghosts of Empires ll, an exhibition curated by Ghanaian-American curator and cultural critic Larry Ossei-Mensah. Taking place at Ben Brown Fine Arts...Read more -
Ghosts of Empires
22 Mar - 14 May 2022 Hong KongThis exhibition seeks to explore the intersections, overlaps, and dissonance between the Black Atlantic and Asia Imperialist Trade routes and brings together an extraordinary group of contemporary artists hailing from African and Asian diasporas.Read more
This seminal exhibition features the work of Hurvin Anderson, Adam de Boer, Delphine Desane, Theaster Gates, Jeanne F. Jalandoni, Chris Ofili, Fadekemi Ogunsanya, Maia Cruz Palileo, Miguel Angel Payano Jr., Paul Anthony Smith, Livien Yin and Zao Wou-Ki.
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Diverse Voices: The Changing Face of Curating
Victoria Woodcock for elephant September 26, 2022Ossei-Mensah’s current show at Ben Brown Fine Arts in London’s Mayfair centres on artists from African and Asian diasporas. Titled Ghosts of Empires II (on...Read more -
Ben Brown Fine Arts to Present a Group Show Curated by Ghanaian-American Curator and Critic Larry Ossei-Mensah
Balasz Takac for WIDEWALLS September 13, 2022This September, Ben Brown Fine Arts will present Ghosts of Empires II, a sequel to the project which was shown at the gallery earlier this...Read more -
GHOSTS OF EMPIRES II, AN EXHIBITION CURATED BY GHANAIAN-AMERICAN CURATOR AND CULTURAL CRITIC LARRY OSSEI-MENSAH
Mark Westall for FAD Magazine August 3, 2022Ben Brown Fine Arts to open Ghosts of Empires ll, an exhibition curated by Ghanaian-American curator and cultural critic Larry Ossei-Mensah.Read more -
History and Legacy Reconsidered in the Now: Ghosts of Empires II at Ben Brown Fine Arts London
1883 Magazine July 22, 2022If you have visited Ben Brown Fine Arts in Mayfair recently, you will have been lucky enough to catch the truly wondrous Les Lalanne: Makers...Read more
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"Ghosts of Empires II An Exhibition Articulating Black And Asian Diasporic Experiences" – Ben Brown Fine Arts
Artlyst July 21, 2022“After reading Kwasi Kwarteng’s book ‘Ghosts of Empire’, I was struck by the spectre of colonialism and imperialism in our macro and micro-environments; so I...Read more -
Routes of Life, Ghosts of History
Trebuchet Magazine July 20, 2022Post-colonialism is alive and well. As a discourse it has parallel pathways to power and capital through institutions and histories. It is a lens to...Read more -
Colonies’ experience of imperialism the theme of Ghosts of Empires, two-part group art show opening in Hong Kong
By Enid Tsui for the South China Morning Post March 22, 2022Hong Kong often sees its experience as a European colony as an exception rather than the rule. And so it is unusual to see the...Read more
