A political refugee who swam to Hong Kong to escape Chinese political persecution, Chen Lok Lee’s story is one of survival and resilience. Lee overcame the struggles of immigration to […]
Japanese poster design reflects the country’s rich visual culture and printmaking tradition, and was used throughout the 20th century to represent the country to domestic and international audiences. Two world […]
Mid-Century to Manga celebrates the historical and continued local interest in Japanese and Japanese American printmaking and illustration. The exhibition traces the story of the modern sōsaku-hanga (or “creative prints”) movement and other […]
Kyohei Inukai is the first institutional solo exhibition of Kyohei Inukai (1913–1985), a largely unknown, yet prolific Japanese-American artist. Presenting key bodies of work—many of which have never been shown before—this […]
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith's first New York retrospective is the largest and most comprehensive showing of her work to date. Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map combines nearly five decades of drawings, prints, paintings, […]
A collection of new work by Danielle Orchard. Known for combining long-established painting traditions with a carefree ambiance of modern-day life. Orchard embeds contemporary narratives into figurative painting histories while raising questions […]