Ấp Ủ: Identity, Journey, and Legacy
Updated: Feb 20, 2020
Episode: 12
Hosts: Trami Cron
Produced by: Chopsticks Alley
In this episode, you will be hearing ten translated stories written by Vietnamese elders from San Jose, CA as part of an art exhibit at the San Jose Museum of Art titled Ấp Ủ: Identity, Journey, and Legacy.
Rooted in stories of place, family, journey, identity and—ultimately—home, the multi-layered works on view as part of this special exhibition were created by elders from San José’s large and vibrant Vietnamese community in a creative learning workshop led by artists Trinh Mai, Binh Danh, and Cynthia Cao at the Vietnamese American Community Center in December 2019.
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Today’s episode is supported, in part, by the California Arts Council, a state agency. Learn more at www.arts.ca.gov” “Adventures in Contemporary Art” is supported, in part, by SVCreates, in partnership with the County of Santa Clara, and by a Cultural Affairs grant from the City of San José. Special thanks go to our partners at the Vietnamese American Cultural Center.
