Angry Asian Man: Our Interview with Yumi Sakugawa, A Must-Read!
Thanks to Phil Yu — aka Angry Asian Man — for including our interview with our newest artist-in-residence in his roundup of must-read blogs.
Sinovision: Dingding Hu's 'Hu Is Hungry: An Illustrated Journey of a Starving Artist'
Sinovision spoke to our latest artist-in-resident, Dingding Hu, and Pearl River president, Joanne Kwong, about Dingding's delightful exhibition.
World Journal: Lives of ‘Mississippi Delta Chinese’ Documented in Photos
The World Journal spoke with artists-in-residence Andrew Kung and Emanuel Hahn about their backgrounds and their experiences as they sought to capture the stories of the Chinese community in the Mississippi Delta.
Sinovision: Yingqian Cao's 'The Illusion of Certainty'
Our latest artist-in-residence, Yingqian Cao, spoke to Sinovision about her show, The Illusion of Certainty, our first exhibition of abstract art.
Sinovision: Everyday Chinatown at Pearl River Mart
We’re so happy to be partnering with Think!Chinatown on their Everyday Chinatown community project, a collection of “ordinary” objects and the significance, stories, and memories behind them. We had the chance to speak to Sinovision about it.
Sinovision: Ben Sloat's 'The Pearls That Were His Eyes'
Sinovision spoke with artist-in-residence Ben Sloat about his exploration of identity, individuality, and commodity in his exhibit, The Pearls That Were His Eyes.
Widewalls: An In-Depth Look at Social Surfaces and Artists Space
Widewalls, an urban and contemporary art resource, takes a close look at our friend, neighbor, and collaborator, Artists Space.
Sinovision: Kam Mak's 'From Tank to Palette'
Kam Mak spoke to Sinovision about how his From Tank to Palette series came about, starting from his experiences as a little boy in Hong Kong visiting markets with his grandmother and "playing around" with the live turtle and catfish she brought home.
CNN Style: Louis Chan and an intimate look inside the lives of New York's Chinese immigrants
We’re so proud and excited! Our artist-in-residence, Louis Chan, and his exhibit, My Home, were profiled in CNN Style!
China Press: “My Home” Brings Together the Present and the Past
"Many Chinese immigrants seem to live in time capsules,” artist-in-residence Louis Chan told China Press during the opening reception of his exhibit, My Home.
World Journal: “My Home” and the Contradictions of Chinese Identity
Our artist-in-residence Louis Chan spoke to World Journal about the meaning behind the objects in his photographs.
The Villager: Chinatown Art Exhibit Builds Bridges
The Villager explores the “Resilience / Resistance” exhibition from the Chinatown Art Brigade, on display at our store through Jan. 22.