2019 - JamFest, group show, curated by Alexis L. Silva | Wing Luke Museum | Seattle, WA
JamFest is an outdoor summer music event in Seattle’s Chinatown International District, where the community is invited to celebrate the historic alleyways of the neighborhood.
2017 - Shifting Movements, group show, curated by Michelle A. Lee | SOMArts Cultural Center | San Francisco, CA
A multimedia exhibition featuring over 40 artists primarily from Asian American, Black, and Latinx communities, illuminating the legacy of intersectional revolutionary social activist Yuri Kochiyama. The artworks highlight the values and themes which guided her, and the incredibly diverse people, struggles, and movements that inspired a lifetime commitment to fighting for a more humane and just world.
2016 - A mural project to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Center for Asian Pacific American Students at Pitzer College. The piece critiques the blind and corporate consumption of Asian American culture, and the internalized costs of this injustice. Depicted are labor leaders, revolutionaries, and activists [from left to right] Yuri Kochiyama, Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay, Larry Itliong, Haunani-Kay Trask, Philip Vera Cruz, and Grace Lee Boggs.
These individuals and their legacies, along with the communities and movements they are affiliated with, hold the table up.
Created by: Everest Strayer, Alexa Strabuk, Alaina Orr, and the Asian Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander American community at Pitzer College.
