CREDITS
 
CURATORS BIOS:
 
ABRAHAM FERRER is the Exhibitions Director at Visual Communications, a Los Angeles-based Asian Pacific American media arts center. For the last eighteen years he has served as the co-director of the Visual Communications Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film & Video Festival (VC FILMFEST), and organizes year-round screening programs for Visual Communications and a variety of community arts and media organizations. He has also served as a program consultant for international film festivals including the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, Cinemanila International Film Festival and the Singapore International Film Festival, and has written extensively on issues relevant to the development of Asian American cinema.
 
WENDELL PASCUAL is an ascetic fish swimming upstream through concrete inhaling smog. Spends the majority of his days working as a graphic designer for James Robie Design Associates and some nights cleaning toilet bowls and sweeping parking lots. Has produced shows for KPFK 90.7fm's Aziatik Rhythmz and is currently the media arts facilitator for the Pilipino Artists Network. Resident dj for nommo and spearituals. A student of vinyl accupuncture and ayurvedic crate digging.
 
SPECIAL THANKS:
Alex Cordero
Mar Elepaño
Tim Jieh
Diana Lee
Jeff Liu
Vanessa Vela
 
All PINOY VISIONS artists
 
 
Pinoy Visions 2004 Program Info: (213) 680-4462 x25
FPAC Fiesta Weekend Info: (213) 389-3050
 
The presentation of PINOY VISIONS 2004 is part of Visual Communications' ongoing screening series, Remapping L.A. For additional program information, contact Visual Communications at (213) 680-4462 x25; or on the World Wide Web at: www.vconline.org. For more information on the FPAC Fiesta Weekend or FilAm ARTS, Inc., please call (213) 389-3050; by e-mail: fpacla@yahoo.com; or on the World Wide Web at: www.filamarts.org.
 
 
The ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF FILIPINO AMERICAN ARTS & CULTURE (FilAm ARTS, Inc.) is a non-profit organization founded in 1999 to promote and nurture the advancement of Filipino arts and culture throughout Greater Southern California and North America. Its year-round program of arts presentation and education activities is highlighted by the Festival of Philippine Arts & Culture, the Southland’s premiere showcase of Filipino American and Philippine contemporary and traditional visual, performance, media, culinary and literary arts. Established in 1992, FPAC attracts in excess of 20,000 visitors and features both world-renowned and locally-cultivated artists in all disciplines.
 
 
VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS is the nation’s premier Asian Pacific American media arts center, and is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, California Community Foundation, City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department, Los Angeles County Arts Commission, California Council for the Humanities, Ahmanson Foundation, Getty Grant Program-Multicultural Internship Program, Rockefeller Foundation/PACT, Skirball Foundation, UCLA Center for Community Partnerships, Workplace Hollywood, NAATA Media Fund, George & Sakaye Aratani, and corporate and community donations.