Author: Anastasia Kiek

Share: This curated collection of photographs captures a diverse range of human-made objects, from grand architectural feats to everyday items that showcase human creativity and innovation. The images feature urban landscapes, industrial designs, mechanical details, and artistic constructions, all standing as testaments to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of mankind. Each photo invites viewers to appreciate the beauty, functionality, and artistry that go into making the things that shape our world. Follow:

Share: TROPA kicked off Filipino American Heritage Month with “Pagkakaisa,” featuring traditional dance, cultural presentations, and community bonding at Pasadena City College. The gallery highlights moments from the event, including the “tinikling” folk dance performed by Miguel Bernardo and Janneah Co, where dancers gracefully navigated between clapping bamboo poles. The celebration also included history presentations, lively discussions, and a documentary screening that shed light on Filipino farmworkers’ role in American labor history. Photographer Eizen Yap captured the vibrant atmosphere and dynamic performances, showcasing the joy, …

Share: This collection showcases the captivating variety of flowers and plants found in Pasadena and its surrounding areas. The images highlight the rich colors and textures of the region’s flora, from vibrant blossoms to serene greenery. Each photo captures the unique charm of the local landscapes, celebrating nature’s beauty in every season. Enjoy the simple beauty and lush scenery that make this area special for nature lovers. Follow:

Share: The Latin Jazz Ensemble, directed by Brian Carmody, delivered an energetic performance on Thursday, October 3, captivating the audience with vibrant rhythms and dynamic melodies at Pasadena City College’s West Patio. Check out the gallery with photos capturing the lively atmosphere and talented musicians who made the Latin Jazz Ensemble concert an unforgettable afternoon!         Follow:

Share: Crossing Over is a public exhibition that explores the intersection of science and art, featuring 250 objects from the Caltech Archives. It showcases how scientists and engineers use art to discover and communicate, and how artists draw inspiration from science. The exhibition is spread across six locations, including three galleries, and moves from the vast universe to the microscopic world, concluding with an installation by artist Helen Pashgian. Follow:

Share: In Pasadena, pets are cherished members of the family, and the photographers of PCC Courier often capture them through beautiful portraits. Dogs, cats, birds, and even rabbits are frequently the stars of these photoshoots. The photographers highlight the unique personalities of each pet, creating heartwarming images that celebrate the animals themselves. Whether playful or serene, each portrait tells a special story of companionship and love. Follow: