03/08/2026
LOOK: Winna Go, together with his brother, Jeremy Go, also a proud Peterian, donated several copies of her book, Seams of Memory, to St. Peter the Apostle School.
Seams of Memory is a monograph based on Go's 2026 solo exhibition of the same title, presented at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila. Bringing together the complete body of paintings and sculptures featured in the exhibition, the publication presents detailed reproductions of each work, accompanied by jueju—classical Chinese quatrains—written in dialogue with the artist's visual language. Beyond documenting the finished works, the book offers an intimate glimpse into Go's creative process, making it both a lasting record of a significant exhibition and a thoughtful meditation on her artistic practice.
Through Seams of Memory, Winna Go invites readers and viewers to reflect on identity, heritage, and cultural memory through the lens of her experience as a Chinese-Filipino artist.
The exhibition Seams of Memory is on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila in Bonifacio Global City from March 13 to August 16, 2026. Copies of the book are available at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila and Art Cube.
Winna Go (張安美) is an award-winning artist whose works explore the richness and complexity of her hybrid Chinese-Filipino identity through contemporary art. A proud Peterian from Batch 2015, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Arts from De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude as a scholar.
During her college years, Go began receiving critical recognition for her artistic practice. In 2018, she was named a regional winner of the Philippine Art Awards. She later completed her International Master's in Cultural and Creative Industries at Taipei National University of the Arts as a scholar. While in Taipei, she deepened her research on colonial archives, Sinophone culture and diaspora, and contemporary issues in the Philippines and Southeast Asia.