Edmund Arevalo (b.1981, Bangued Abra, Philippines) is a first-generation Filipino-American artist who lives and works in Los Angeles. His paintings, sculptures, and installations tell the stories of colonial histories, familial stories, and the Filipino diaspora. Edmund combines portraits of family and archival materials to retell and challenge traditional narratives of Filipino migration and cultural assimilation. Edmund Arevalo received his BA at California State University Dominguez Hills (2023). Selected group shows include Charlie James Gallery, South Gate Museum, Residency Art Gallery, Torrance Museum, Avenue 50 Studios, and Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery. He is also a recipient of the Not Real Art Grant.
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