Current Exhibitions
INFUSION GALLERY
719 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90014
Hours: Wed-Sat (12-6p)
Reception: Thursday, August 13, 2009 (6p-9p)
Exhibition: August 1 - August 25
The Visibility Project is partially funded by the Astraea Lesbian Foundation and is supported by the non-profit group AQWA: Asian/Pacific Islander Women/Transgender Activists.
AQWA's mission is to promote the visibility and empowerment of Asian and Pacific Islander queer women and transgender individuals and to build a supportive, progressive community through social, political and educational activism. We are a network of Asian and Pacific Islander queer and transgender individuals in the greater Los Angeles area. Our purpose is to create community, to increase our visibility and to build power within the API LGBTIQ community for social justice and equal treatment of our community through political organizing and conducting public education to combat racism, homophobia/heterosexism, sexism and all forms of oppression.
Past Exhibitions
EPIC – with allusions to heroes, journeys of discovery, challenges overcome, and ultimate redemption – reflects the experience of queer APIs as a community of color whose growing presence belies an ongoing struggle against both cultural homophobia and institutional racism. In striking contrast to one-dimensional, stereotypical images normally available to the community, EPIC will offer multivalent reflections on queer API viewpoints, identities, imagination, and desires.
Reception: May 7, 5p-8p
Exhibition: May 7 - 31, 2009
SOMArts Cultural Center, Bay Gallery
934 Brannan St. (between 8th & 9th)
Hours: Tue-Fri (2p-7p) & Sat (1p-5p)
INFUSION GALLERY
719 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90014
Hours: Wed-Sat (12-6p)
Reception: Thursday, August 13, 2009 (6p-9p)
Exhibition: August 1 - August 25
The Visibility Project is partially funded by the Astraea Lesbian Foundation and is supported by the non-profit group AQWA: Asian/Pacific Islander Women/Transgender Activists.
AQWA's mission is to promote the visibility and empowerment of Asian and Pacific Islander queer women and transgender individuals and to build a supportive, progressive community through social, political and educational activism. We are a network of Asian and Pacific Islander queer and transgender individuals in the greater Los Angeles area. Our purpose is to create community, to increase our visibility and to build power within the API LGBTIQ community for social justice and equal treatment of our community through political organizing and conducting public education to combat racism, homophobia/heterosexism, sexism and all forms of oppression.
Past Exhibitions
EPIC – with allusions to heroes, journeys of discovery, challenges overcome, and ultimate redemption – reflects the experience of queer APIs as a community of color whose growing presence belies an ongoing struggle against both cultural homophobia and institutional racism. In striking contrast to one-dimensional, stereotypical images normally available to the community, EPIC will offer multivalent reflections on queer API viewpoints, identities, imagination, and desires.
Reception: May 7, 5p-8p
Exhibition: May 7 - 31, 2009
SOMArts Cultural Center, Bay Gallery
934 Brannan St. (between 8th & 9th)
Hours: Tue-Fri (2p-7p) & Sat (1p-5p)
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Photo Usage & Rights: Print, Web, Multi-media etc
The Materials may only be used and copied for your own, non-commercial, personal or educational purposes, provided that the Materials are not modified and that copyright and other intellectual property notices are not deleted. You may not create derivative works from or otherwise exploit the Materials in any way. All photographs must be credited to Christine Pan & Mia Nakano Photography regardless of how they are being used. Any photograph found not to have the appropriate photo credit given, will have a request to be taken down and/or retracted from print media. Usage for commercial purposes, requires prior written consent from both Christine Pan and Mia Nakano. Images can be taken from the flickr website to be used for web materials, and will be passed along if high res versions are needed, on a request only basis.
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Print Orders
Each participant receives one free 8x10 print or smaller. When contacting us about getting prints answer the information below. Photo number is the flickr image number, and be sure to include the shipping addy.
Additional prints can be ordered at a cost of $8.00/image for 8x10’s or below, please inquire about larger print sizes. All images are custom pigment prints output on high end archival fine art paper. Paypal payments are accepted for print orders, and images will be delivered 4-6 weeks after ordering. Shipping is included.
Flickr Set Name:
Photo Number:
Name:
Shipping Address
Photo Number(s) of add’l prints:
Quantity of add’l prints:
Image size of add’l prints:
Need borders: Yes/No
Cost of Add’l Print(s) : $8.00/per image
PayPal account: mianakano@yahoo.com
Each participant receives one free 8x10 print or smaller. When contacting us about getting prints answer the information below. Photo number is the flickr image number, and be sure to include the shipping addy.
Additional prints can be ordered at a cost of $8.00/image for 8x10’s or below, please inquire about larger print sizes. All images are custom pigment prints output on high end archival fine art paper. Paypal payments are accepted for print orders, and images will be delivered 4-6 weeks after ordering. Shipping is included.
Flickr Set Name:
Photo Number:
Name:
Shipping Address
Photo Number(s) of add’l prints:
Quantity of add’l prints:
Image size of add’l prints:
Need borders: Yes/No
Cost of Add’l Print(s) : $8.00/per image
PayPal account: mianakano@yahoo.com
