Poems, Canvases, and Cameras: How Asian Americans Created Revolutions Through Art
We follow three instances of self-documenting Asian American Art: poems carved into the wall of Angel Island’s barracks, Miné Okubo and Tōyō Miyatake’s art from within internment, and the documentary Who Killed Vincent Chin? When art helps make cultural memory accessible to a wider audience, it doesn’t just reflect history; it can help change the rules.
Living Archive: Podcast for AAA
Through conversations with artists, filmmakers, writers, musicians, historians, and community leaders, we highlight the groundbreaking artists whose work preserves cultural memory, identity, and history. Our podcast explores Asian American creativity across generations while fostering creative growth among young artists through storytelling, representation, and intergenerational connection.
Blog Posts
Workshops, retreats, and group sessions designed to spark collaboration, build skills, and fuel fresh thinking.