The present catalogue is published on the occasion of the above captioned exhibition, showcasing the art of 4 contemporary artists of Vietnamese descent who are living in North America. The accompanying essays deepen our understanding of the thoughts and experience of these Vietnamese-American artists. Artist biographies are included. Also included are artist statements by Ann Phong and Kim Huynh.
The present publication also features a documentation of the solo exhibition of Kim Huynh, entitled 'Inflected Signs', which was held at the Center A in 2005. With opening remarks by Hank Bull, Executive Director of Center A.
The present publication also features a documentation of the solo exhibition of Kim Huynh, entitled 'Inflected Signs', which was held at the Center A in 2005. With opening remarks by Hank Bull, Executive Director of Center A.
Access level
Onsite
Location code
EX.CAN.CDS
Language
English
Keyword
Publication/Creation date
2005
ISBN / ISSN
0973271116
No of copies
2
Content type
catalogue
Chapter headings
How Come Charlie Don't Surf? - Viet LE
Managing Survival: A Brief History of Vietnamese America From a Gendered Perspective - Linda TRINH Vo
Cultural Tourism and Phantasmic Vietnam - Mariam Beevi LAM
Afterword - Alice Mingwai JIM, 詹明慧
Charlie Don't Surf: 4 Vietnamese American Artists
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