The 13th annual Asian and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (A&NH/PI) Primary Election Candidate Forum drew an overflow crowd to the Wing Luke Museum’s Ford Foundation Community Hall on July 23, where candidates for Seattle City Council faced pointed questions on public safety, housing, and social equity.
Wing Luke Museum names new exhibits director
The Wing Luke Museum announced Jennifer Y. Fang as its new director of exhibits on Wednesday.
Wing Luke Museum celebrates 58th anniversary
More than 400 guests gathered at the Seattle Sheraton Hotel to celebrate the 58th anniversary of the Wing Luke Museum on March 22— a milestone event honoring the legacy of Wing Luke, the first Asian American elected to the Seattle City Council.
“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.
Wing Luke Museum announces exhibition partnership with award-winning podcast “Ten Thousand Things”
The Wing Luke Museum has announced its “Ten Thousand Things” exhibit, inspired by the award-winning podcast of the same name.
Wing Luke’s 100th birthday celebration: Family and friends share memories and mementos
Cherished Seattle civil rights champion Wing Luke would have been 100 years old on Feb. 18, 2025.
Wing Luke Museum to hold special 100th birthday celebration in honor of Wing Luke and his lasting legacy
Civil rights icon and community activist Wing Luke would have turned 100 on Feb. 18.
Video of person defacing Nihonmachi Alley mural released
Surveillance video of a person defacing the Nihonmachi Alley mural has been released by King5.
In Photos: Wing Luke welcomes the Year of the Snake
Wing Luke Museum welcomed the Year of the Snake with a bang this year, as crowds filtered through the museum and took to the surrounding streets to celebrate the Year of the Snake at the museum’s annual festival on Jan. 18.
Defacement of Japanese American mural a “gutpunch”
In the wee hours, sometime between Sunday, Jan. 19 and Monday, Jan. 20, vandals destroyed a historic Wing Luke Museum mural in Nihonmachi Alley, splashing black paint across the artwork depicting Japanese American history.
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