Not Your China Doll: A Retrospective of Anna May Wong's Trailblazing Career (May 1–Sept. 8, 2024)
This historical retrospective in our Soho gallery traced the life and career of Anna May Wong, Hollywood's first AAPI movie star.
Not Your China Doll: Art Inspired by Anna May Wong (May 1–June 19, 2024)
Accompanying "Not Your China Doll: A Retrospective of Anna May Wong's Trailblazing Career" in our Soho gallery was this group exhibition in Chelsea Market.
Just Between Us: From the Archives of Arlan Huang (May 4–Sept. 10, 2023)
Like a confidence between friends, intel given off the record, or a shared history or experience, this exhibition was “just between us.”
Just Between Us: From the Archives of Arlan Huang in the Meatpacking District (May 1–31, 2023)
Accompanying the Arlan Huang exhibition in our Soho gallery was this outdoor installation.
Soft Solidarity: Uniting to Protect, Empower, and Heal (May 14–Aug. 28, 2022)
Presented in partnership with the Asian American Arts Alliance, this group exhibition explored how Asian American Pacific Islanders as a diverse and varied community can unite in the face of adversity and discrimination.
Heartmind: Portraits from the Bob Eng Lee and Asian American Arts Centre Collections (Oct. 20, 2021–Jan. 9, 2022)
Presented in collaboration with Think!Chinatown, HEARTMIND featured just a few examples of these vast collections.
Futures Ever Arriving (May 6–June 27, 2021)
Presented in partnership with the Asian American Arts Alliance and Chelsea Market, this group exhibition celebrated Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
From Trash to Treasure: Muong Ngoi, Laos to NYC (Sept. 6–21, 2019)
“I am one of millions producing trash daily,” says jeweler and activist Suzette Gabriel-Schoebitz. “I do not want to leave my grandchildren such a polluted world.”
#StarringJohnCho: The Call for an Asian American Lead (May 18–July 7, 2019)
What if Captain America was Captain Asian America? asks screenwriter, creative strategist, and activist William Yu.
Resilience/Resistance: Chinatown Art Brigade (Jan. 7–21, 2017)
This exhibition puts a more diverse human face on gentrification by celebrating resilience and resistance, and by giving local residents a way to tell their own stories of displacement.