Asian American Art
From Resource Library in chronological
order:
- Asian/American/Modern Art: Shifting Currents,
1900-1970 (1/13/08)
- The Art of Gaman: Arts and Crafts from
the Japanese American Internment Camps 1942-1946; excerpt of Preface by
Delphine Hirasuna (7/23/08)
- A Seed of Modernism: The Art Students League
of Los Angeles, 1906-53; catalogue essays by Julia Armstrong-Totten, Marian
Yoshiki-Kovinick, and Will South (3/4/08)
- A Seed of Modernism: The Art Students League
of Los Angeles, 1906-53; texts by Marian Yoshiki-Kovinick and Julia Armstrong-Totten
(2/29/08)
- The Art of Gaman: Arts and Crafts from
the Japanese American Internment Camps 1942-1946 (1/28/08)
- Sunshine & Shadow: In Search of Jake
Lee (12/17/07)
- One Man's Journey: The Paintings of Yan
Sun (9/13/07)
- The Art of Yan Zhou Xu: A Continuing Journey
(12/21/06)
- Seonna Hong; essay by Dana Self (11/13/06)
- Urban Isolation: Figurative Paintings by York
Chang and Yu Ji (11/3/06)
- Jun Kaneko: Madama Butterfly (2/18/06)
- Embracing Tradition: Ink Landscapes by Arnold
Chang, with an interview of the artist led by Nancy Tingley (10/31/05)
- Stella Lai: Let's Stop Pretending, with gallery
guide text by John D. Spiak (8/24/05)
- Isamu Noguchi: Master Sculptor (10/1/04)
- The Art and Poetry of Yun Gee (11/20/03)
- Teng Hiok Chiu's Artistic Journey: West
to East; essay by Debra J. Byrne (5/28/03)
- Tales of Yellow Skin: The Art of Long Nguyen
(4/7/03)
- Hung Liu: Strange Fruit (11/22/02)
- Dong Kingman: Watercolor Master (11/1/02)
- The Narrative Paintings of Hung Liu (9/6/02)
- Cross-Cultural Perspectives: Recent Works
by Mei-ling Hom, Yongsook Kim-Lambert and Ben Yu (7/17/02)
- Mint Museum Acquires Rare Rookwood, Kataro
Shirayamadani's Dragon Vase (3/10/01)
- An American Diary: Paintings and Prints
by Roger Shimomura (10/14/00)
- Patrick Nagatani at The Center for Creative
Photography (10/6/00)
- Zhe-zhou Jiang, Chinese Ink and Watercolor
Paintings (8/28/00)
- Great Nature: The Transcendent Landscapes
of Chiura Obata (8/14/00)
- Beyond Ethnic Stereotypes: Contemporary
Chinese American Artists (8/4/00)
- Woodcuts by Hiratsuka: A Master in
Our Midst (6/3/99)
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- 328 pages referencing the word "Japanese."
- 25 pages referencing the word "Korean."
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