ABOUT THE PROGRAM
AAWAA works with an active pool of artists, writers, scholars and arts administrators to provide presentations about:
AAWAA’s mission, programs, and impact
Specific AAWAA programs like A PLACE OF HER OWN
Individual artists’ work and process
Administering or interning with an Asian American arts organization
Asian American women in the arts
Women’s issues
Asian American issues
Linda Inson Choy, Shizue Seigel, Kay Kang, and Cynthia Tom speak at a College of Art Association panel in 2012.
AAWAA’s speakers are available for lectures, slide shows, and artist talks for the classroom, in a gallery setting, and at community events.
We have produced group and individual artist presentations, and issue-based panels at the de Young Museum link, SOMArts Cultural Center, Thoreau Center for Sustainability, Sanchez Art Center, Chinese Culture Center, the Chinese American Historical Society, Angel Island Immigration Station and other organizations.
AAWAA is regularly invited to speak during Asian American Studies, Women’s Studies, and Art History classes at San Francisco State University, UC Berkeley and other Bay Area universities. It has presented panels at the College Art Association since 2011 as an Affiliated Member Organization.
To get in touch with a speaker, contact us at info@aawaa.net for more info
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