2022 - 2023
US
The Wing Luke Museum focuses on the dynamic history, cultures, and art of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders through storytelling in their own voices. This grant supports development and implementation of a community-based process to develop a Master Art Plan for public art related to the significant stories of the historic sites in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. These stories are critical for understanding and highlighting the resilience of Chinese American pioneers in the wake of the Chinese Exclusion Act and housing discrimination in Seattle.
Photo courtesy of the Wing Luke Museum
Support for a research and community-building project centered on facilitating relationships between multidisciplinary artists and history bearers (descendants, land stewards, family archivists and institutions). The research project will focus on 3 different themes: personal archives, family associations, the history of railroad construction and mining.
Initiating research into and creative exploration of the history of forced deportation of Chinese seamen in Liverpool
Creating artistic renditions of Chinese diasporic experiences