What happens when you imagine a place of your own? No rules, no limits, no boundaries?
If you had a place of your own, what would it be?
September 2010 - A Place of Your Own at SOMarts
The first chapter of AAWAA's ongoing project was launched at the de Young the entire month of January 2009: Artists-in-Residence program at the de Young Museum.
In the de Young’s Kimball Gallery, artists examined their answers to the question, "If you had a place of your own, what would it be?" while working on their installation and interacting with the public.
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Cynthia Tom's A Place of Her
Own at the de Young
A Place of Her Own, a mutli-faceted artistic approach responding to the question, "If you had a place of your own, what would it be?"
For Asian American Women Artists Association’s ongoing project “A Place of Her Own,” AAWAA will develop exhibitions, artist in residencies, literary forums, educational forums, workshops, panel discussions, online interactive web venue and so on.
AAWAA asks, “What does it mean to have a place of your own and how would you express it creatively?”
Shari Arai DeBoer's A Place of Her Own at the de Young.
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January 2009 Artists in Residence at the de Young
Back left: Christina Mazza, Susan Almazol, Anh-Hoa Thi Nguyen, Cynthia Tom, Lydia Nakashima Degarrod, Machiko Kondo, Shari Arai DeBoer, Terry Acebo Davis
Front left:Keiko Nelson, Anna XL Wong, Sue Tom
Susan Almazol's A Place of Her Own at the de Young. detail
Lydia Nakashima Degarrod's A Place of Her Own at the de Young. detail
Christina Mazza's A Place of Her Own at the de Young. detail of her installation.
Keiko Nelson's A Place of Her Own
at the de Young
Machiko Kondo's A Place of Her Own
at the de Young, detail
