cell_tower Broadcast Station
visibility 966 views schedule 1 year ago
CULCHR.TV Vintage Exclusive
Vintage Sneakers Streetwear +37

Rediscovering Asian American Art Panel Conversation

This program brings together three scholars who have worked to illuminate the contributions of twentieth-century Asian American artists. ShiPu Wang, Coats Family Chair in the Arts and professor of art history at the University of California, Merced, discusses his research into the lives and careers of Miki Hayakawa, Hisako Hibi, and Miné Okubo; community historian Patricia Wakida reflects on publishing artist catalogs and “awakening the archives” to bring the stories of WWII-era Japanese American artists to the public; and David Martin, curator at the Cascadia Art Museum, discusses his work recovering histories of Asian American artists of the Pacific Northwest. A group conversation follows the individual presentations, moderated by Melissa Ho, SAAM’s curator of twentieth-century art.

0:00 / 0:00

Up Next

Network Discovery
56:47
play_arrow

Virtual Studio Tour with Artist Liz Schreiber

Art

126 views

3:16
play_arrow

Behind the Scenes at the Lunder Conservation Center

Art

308 views

55:30
play_arrow

Virtual "Subversive, Skilled, Sublime" Lecture with Mary Savig

Art

623 views

5:10
play_arrow

Exploring Art Conservation and the Preservation of the “Fighters for Freedom” Series

Art

720 views

4:25
play_arrow

Handi-hour Crafting: Pressed Flower Lantern

Art

415 views

2:14
play_arrow

“Fighters for Freedom” Across the Smithsonian: Nannie Helen Burroughs’s Cash Register

Art

964 views

1:21:05
play_arrow

Artists in Conversation: Tuan Andrew Nguyen and Thao Nguyen on The Island

Art

877 views

5:18
play_arrow

Meet the Artist: Carolyn Mazloomi

Art

12.1K views

favorite

Support the Culture

Discover more from the community

Explore
visibility 966 views thumb_up 24 comment 1 schedule 1:25:55 2025 1 year ago
This program brings together three scholars who have worked to illuminate the contributions of twentieth-century Asian American artists. ShiPu Wang, Coats Family Chair in the Arts and professor of art history at the University of California, Merced, discusses his research into the lives and careers of Miki Hayakawa, Hisako Hibi, and Miné Okubo; community historian Patricia Wakida reflects on publishing artist catalogs and “awakening the archives” to bring the stories of WWII-era Japanese American artists to the public; and David Martin, curator at the Cascadia Art Museum, discusses his work recovering histories of Asian American artists of the Pacific Northwest. A group conversation follows the individual presentations, moderated by Melissa Ho, SAAM’s curator of twentieth-century art.
apparel Vintage steps Sneakers checkroom Streetwear sports_esports Gaming travel Travel chef_hat Food broadcast_on_home Tech child_care Kids sell Reselling sports Sports comedy_mask Comedy tv_guide Entertainment skateboarding Skate style Cards history_2 Retro money_range Business headphones Music dictionary Learn rss_feed News wall_art Art landscape Outdoors newspaper Docuseries manga Anime sports_kabaddi Wrestling styler Lifestyle car_gear Auto supervisor_account Reality shopping_bag Shopping diamond Luxury military_tech Military borg Sci-Fi language_international International grass Western weather_hail Weather movie Movie car_gear Engineering casino Gameshow home_and_garden Home universal_local Local bath_soak Relaxation

More to Watch

56:47

Virtual Studio Tour with Artist Liz Schreiber

126 views • 6 months ago

3:16

Behind the Scenes at the Lunder Conservation Center

308 views • 8 months ago

55:30

Virtual "Subversive, Skilled, Sublime" Lecture with Mary Savig

623 views • 1 year ago

5:10

Exploring Art Conservation and the Preservation of the “Fighters for Freedom” Series

720 views • 2 years ago

4:25

Handi-hour Crafting: Pressed Flower Lantern

415 views • 2 years ago

2:14

“Fighters for Freedom” Across the Smithsonian: Nannie Helen Burroughs’s Cash Register

964 views • 2 years ago