A group of Chinese artists is boycotting a major art exhibition in South Korea over the organizers’ plans to use the name “Taiwan Pavilion” for an exhibition of works by Taiwanese artists.
Seattle Asian Art Museum’s exhibition showcases generations of Kondō family ceramic art
Celebrated ceramic and glass artist Kondō Takahiro recently visited Seattle as part of Seattle Asian Art Museum’s exhibition: The Kondō Family: Storytellers in Clay.
100 Years of Kimono—and Japanese history—on display at Neely Museum
Devin Dondero has been collecting kimono since he was a teenager, first sparked by his interest in his Japanese grandmother’s background and culture.
100 Years of Kimonos
The Neely Mansion will host “100 Years of Kimonos,” a free exhibition showcasing Japanese garments dating from the 1860s through the 1960s, on Saturday, July 25.
New SAM exhibition demonstrates that early- to mid-20th century Asian American artists were not unusual; they were of their time
“Beyond Mysticism: The Modern Northwest,” a new exhibition at Seattle Art Museum (SAM), explores the works of several artists, including six Asian Americans, who worked in diverse styles in the early- to mid-20th century.
Exhibit honors Southeast Asian refugee resettlement
A new exhibition at the Washington State History Museum explores the journeys of refugees from Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia who resettled in Washington after the Vietnam War, reflecting on 50 years since the 1975 Fall of Saigon.
Bellevue celebrates AANHPI Heritage Month with art exhibit
More than 150 people gathered at Bellevue City Hall on Friday evening to celebrate the opening of the city’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month Art Exhibit.
Ai Weiwei at SAM: Passion, playfulness, and protest on parade
He’s the most famous, and most controversial, Chinese artist of his era.
“Asian Comics” spans centuries, styles, and continents
An exhibit called “Asian Comics” might make the average American think of the Japanese manga which has become so popular in this country in recent decades.
“Ten Thousand Things” exhibit unites memory, utility, and family
“I grew up in Highgrove, California in the Inland Empire, a very non-Asian, brown, working-class community surrounded by orange groves and built next to a landfill.