Pam Quinto (b. 1991, Quezon City) graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts, major in Painting, in 2014 from the University of the Philippines, from which she received the Outstanding Thesis and the Gawad Tanglaw awards for her undergraduate thesis.

Pam Quinto’s practice articulates a sense of intimacy and vulnerability in which remnants of memory, sympathy to the human psyche, and thematics of the feminine are seen and felt. Through an embracing attentiveness to process and intricate details, Quinto foils logics of production and objectifying material. She navigates tensions between creation and destruction by mingling craft and experiment, and subverts viewer roles through works that invite interaction and participation. Quinto’s trajectory is prolific, with a practice that encompasses interdisciplinary forms such as ceramics, photography, installation, text, and performance.

In 2014, Quinto became part of the inaugural batch of the Artery Mentorship Program organized by Artery Art Space in Manila. She recently participated in Load na Dito’s Curating in Local Contexts workshop, and AfA Masterclass’ Institutional Collapse program. She is also the founder and curator of Parcel Exhibitions, an alternative exhibition modality developed in response to the arts immobility caused by the pandemic lockdown.
Quinto has presented works at Art Moments Jakarta Online, A+ Works of Art (Malaysia), The Drawing Room, Tin-Aw Gallery, Sampaguita Projects, District Gallery, Nova Gallery, and with Load na Dito Projects (Mark Salvatus and Mayumi Hirano), among others.