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Wayne & Maya Chan

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Apr 15, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/15/96
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Hi All,

Having seen the recent message about Asian Americans not being
interested in "traditional" Asian Art, I was wondering if some of
you out there could name some contemporary Asian or Asian American
artists worth checking out? We are avid fans of Asian art, and
always looking for new names.

Thanks,

Maya Hu-Chan
Asian Communication Professionals, Inc.
http://www.artasian.com

Shannon T. Leonard

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Apr 16, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/16/96
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Wayne & Maya Chan (acp...@connect.com) wrote:

: I was wondering if some of

: you out there could name some contemporary Asian or Asian American
: artists worth checking out? We are avid fans of Asian art, and
: always looking for new names.

Had you asked two months ago, I would have been hard-pressed to name any
Asian American artists, but while on vacation in Boston, I stumbled on an
exhibition at the MIT media center entitled "Asia---America: Identities
in Asian American Art." It was fabulous! I'm not sure if it's a touring
exhibit or not, but perhaps you can check out these names at other shows.
Each one is worth seeing, some, of course, better than others, imho.

Here's a listing of artists featured (if you want descriptions, or
any other info, I'll be happy to provide it via personal email):

Jin Soo Kim
Marlon Fuentes
Masami Teraoka
Hung Liu
Zarina
Pacita Ahad
Hanh Thi Pham
Ken Chu
Takako Nagai
Y David Chung
Baochi Zhang
Manuel Ocampo
Sisavath Panyathip
Yong Soon Min
May Sun
Toi Ungkavatanapong
Tseng Kwong Chi
Long Nguyen
Sung Ho Choi
Mitsuo Tashida

Mikey Rockstar.

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Apr 18, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/18/96
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>you out there could name some contemporary Asian or Asian American
>artists worth checking out? We are avid fans of Asian art, and
>always looking for new names.

Yong Soon Min is a great Korean American feminist artist.
Theresa Hak Kyung Cha is a Korean American feminist artist / writer.
She wrote an important book called Dictee, and it's a mix of poetry, art, literature, etc.

Mikey

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Mark Shih

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Apr 18, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/18/96
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sleo...@rice.edu (Shannon T. Leonard) writes:

>Had you asked two months ago, I would have been hard-pressed to name any
>Asian American artists, but while on vacation in Boston, I stumbled on an
>exhibition at the MIT media center entitled "Asia---America: Identities
>in Asian American Art." It was fabulous! I'm not sure if it's a touring
>exhibit or not, but perhaps you can check out these names at other shows.
>Each one is worth seeing, some, of course, better than others, imho.

The show is a traveling show that will be at Blaffer Gallery,
University of Houston from June 8 - July 28. The curator of the show is named
Margo Machida and is currently teaching the class based on this show here at
SUNY Buffalo. I am currently taking the class. I also caught the show in MIT.
It's a good show with some interesting works.

Later,
Mark

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Chen Ywen3

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Apr 30, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/30/96
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For those of you interested in Asian art, I've noticed a new gallery
featuring Asian art on the world wide web that you might be interested in.

They feature mostly Chinese art (hopefully they'll diversify into other
Asian art soon) but the artwork is quite impressive, using the "Zhong Sai
Hua" style of painting (Heavy colored art).

They're located at: http://www.artasian.com.

Check it out if you get a chance.
Yao-Wen Chan

Asian Art Historian

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