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In the vibrant tapestry of the art world, few stories resonate as profoundly as that of J.A. Tan, an artist whose boundless creativity transcends boundaries, both geographical and artistic. Hailing from the Philippines, Tan embarked on his artistic odyssey in 2006, finding his muse amidst the bustling streets of Vancouver. Graduating from the esteemed halls…
Short Films animated by autistic artists provide insight into talent that autism can bring
Autistic adults have made beautiful animation in a project that highlights their creativity and different ways of thinking. The films are part of a larger research by University of Exeter Exploring Diagnosis, and highlight adults’ thoughts about their autism diagnoses, and neurodiversity, the idea that autistic brains are not ‘disordered’ but should be considered a…
A Place For Me: Group Exhibit at Beaumont Studios
We would like to invite you to an art exhibit on Friday, 23 November 2018, 4pm-7pm at the Beaumont Studios, 316 West 5th Avenue, Vancouver. J.A. is one of three artists participating in the group show “A Place for Me.” He will be sharing some of his latest paintings, as well as limited edition scarves…
FILIPINO-CANADIAN ARTIST J.A. TAN HOLDS “MINDSCAPES” EXHIBIT AT THE PHILIPPINE CONSULATE IN VANCOUVER
Vancouver, BC – The Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver is proud to present the exhibit “Mindscapes,” by J.A. Tan, a talented Filipino-Canadian artist with autism. The exhibit features a collection of J.A. Tan’s paintings, showcasing his unique perspective on landscapes and abstract art, mostly inspired by local Vancouver locations and trips to the Philippines. His…
People’s Choice Award for The Forest Again
“The Forest Again” won the People’s Choice Award 2011 in “Generation 1 Exhibition” held at the University of British Columbia during Asian Cultural Month (May).