ABOLITION NOW!
group exhibition, June 21 – Sept 6, 2019
Asian Arts Initiative main gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Asian Arts Initiative provides a lab for contemporary visual arts practice that includes a diversity of artists in Philadelphia and beyond. Asian Arts Initiative is a multi-disciplinary and community-based arts center in Philadelphia that advances racial equity and understanding, activating artists, youth, and their communities through creative practice and dialogue grounded in the diverse Asian American experience. http://asianartsinitiative.org
ABOLITION NOW! exhibition: How do policing, prisons, and detention affect marginalized communities? What stakes do Asian Americans have in abolition? What is restorative and transformative justice in practice? What does an abolitionist future look like, and how do we get there?
Review
‘ABOLITION NOW!’ at Asian Arts Initiative examines racism and mass incarceration in America
By Deborah KriegerJuly 28, 2019
50/50 and the half-baked Chameleon
Mixed media performance installation with 2400 dominoes, video projection, three dancers, two musicians and a lot of plastic
August 9 + 10 performance
Exhibition through Aug 25, 2019
Presented by Moving Poets Berlin at Novilla, Berlin Germany
A kunst projekt addressing issues around climate change and global warming.
Santo Foundation 10th Anniversary Exhibition
June 1 - August 10, 2019
Arcade Contemporary Art Projects, St. Louis, Missouri
Distinguished Curator, GRETCHEN WAGNER
PRESS:
Charlotte art events focus on hardships immigrants face, contributions they make
BY LAWRENCE TOPPMAN ARTS CORRESPONDENT
APRIL 30, 2019
Interpreting the Human Condition
by Sunny Hubler
QC Exclusive Arts & Style Issue
September/October 2018
An immigrant tale, a sharecropper memory, a media/Bible take on women: All up for discussion here
by ALYSSA PRESSLER, correspondent
Charlotte Observer, February 16, 2018
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/entertainment/arts-culture/article200520714.html
Let's Talk Art with Brooke
Episode 55: Interview with gallery owner Sonya Pfeiffer of Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art, about the Art of Struggle exhibition, featuring MyLoan Dinh, Charles Farrar and Susan Brenner.
https://letstalkartwithbrooke.com/tag/myloan-dinh/
diaCRITICS highlights artists of the Vietnamese diaspora: Profiles in Art
Feb 22, 2018