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Art as Healing: Resilience in Multiple Truths
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FA.SA5.2484
28 x 21 cm
2021
Asian American art, Asian American college students
Two-color Risograph printed, spiral bound zine printed in an edition of 130.
This zine is an effort to provide visibility to the artists' Asian American experiences in the wake of the surge of anti-Asian violence in the USA during the COVID-19 pandemic. Includes reflection on queerness, gender identity, growing up, immigration, memories of childhood, and explorations of self and affirmations; includes an interview between Jean Wu and Asuka Ohsawa.
"We want our zine to be accessible to as many library users as possible, and especially hope that other Asian Americans may feel 'seen' and acknowledged when they come across it and be inspired to put forth their own narratives and images."--From the provided document.
Created by Maxine Bell, Aidan SKy Chang, Amy Chu, Luna Doherty-Ryoke, Maria Fong, Hanna hKim, Quin Luong, john McKean, Ava Sakamoto, Priya Skelly, Kelly Tan, Martina Tan, Khanh Keith Truong, Angela Wei, Asuka Ohsawa, and Jean Wu.
This zine is an effort to provide visibility to the artists' Asian American experiences in the wake of the surge of anti-Asian violence in the USA during the COVID-19 pandemic. Includes reflection on queerness, gender identity, growing up, immigration, memories of childhood, and explorations of self and affirmations; includes an interview between Jean Wu and Asuka Ohsawa.
"We want our zine to be accessible to as many library users as possible, and especially hope that other Asian Americans may feel 'seen' and acknowledged when they come across it and be inspired to put forth their own narratives and images."--From the provided document.
Created by Maxine Bell, Aidan SKy Chang, Amy Chu, Luna Doherty-Ryoke, Maria Fong, Hanna hKim, Quin Luong, john McKean, Ava Sakamoto, Priya Skelly, Kelly Tan, Martina Tan, Khanh Keith Truong, Angela Wei, Asuka Ohsawa, and Jean Wu.