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Asawa Masks

Ruth Asawa, Without End

Patty Chang, Que Sera Sera/Invocations, 2013–14, two-channel video. Courtesy the artist

The Ramifications of Oppression in the Asian American Community

two women standing in an art gallery

This Bay Area museum director kicked off a troubled institution’s renaissance. Here are her plans for 2023

A gallery view of East of The Pacific exhibition at the Cantor

The Initiative Preserving the Past and Securing the Future of Asian American Art

An embroidered piece depicting a person with a dog sitting in a kitchen

Stanford Report

Textile portraits bring visibility to queer and trans communities

A portrait of an asian american man wearing a hat and suit

Complete Martin Wong Catalogue Goes Online

a wall covered in masks made of clay

When Asian-American Artists Are Unburdened by Identity

A black and white photograph of people smiling and posing for the camera

Palo Alto Online

Asian American art in focus at Stanford

woman against colored squares backdrop

Nob Hill Gazette

Revelry Among Rodins: Stanford’s Museums by Moonlight Fundraiser Returns

The Modern Art Notes Podcast

No. 563: Ruth Asawa, Katherine Bradford