Roberto Jamora ’13
Roberto Jamora MFA ’13 is an international visual artist and assistant professor of studio drawing at Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts.
He also teaches Asian & Pacific Islander American Studies at the College of William & Mary, where he is the Centennial Distinguished Arts fellow in residence.
Represented by Bond Millen Gallery in Richmond, Jamora’s artwork is featured in the corporate collections of Capital One, Harvard Kennedy School, the Atlanta Hawks NBA Team, Muscarelle Museum of Art at William & Mary, and several private collections throughout North America, the Philippines, and the United Kingdom.
Jamora is currently working on a series of abstract paintings titled “An Inventory of Traces,” which explores how color triggers memory.
Awards / Residencies
His artist-in-residence projects were featured at Cow House Studios, Arte Studio Ginestrelle, Jentel Artist Residency, VCCA-France Moulin à Nef, Hambidge Center, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, and the Joan Mitchell Center.
Exhibitions / Performances
Jamora’s artwork has been exhibited at venues including Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum, Contemporary Art Center of New Orleans, FLXST Contemporary, Page Bond Gallery, Philippine Consulate in New York, Topaz Arts, Shockoe Artspace, JuiceBox Art Space, Quality Gallery, Scott Charmin Gallery, the Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelly Foundation, Open Space, Outlet Fine Art, ArtHelix, and Ishmael Bernal Gallery.