Cantor Arts Center AT HOME/ON STAGE: ASIAN AMERICAN REPRESENTATION IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILM — PICTURE PREVIEW

Cantor Arts Center AT HOME/ON STAGE ASIAN AMERICAN REPRESENTATION
Michael Jang (American, born in 1951), Aunts and Uncles, 1973. Gelatin silver print on fiber-based paper. Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. William Alden Campbell and Martha Campbell Art Acquisition Fund, 2020.13.2

WHEN:

August 31, 2022 - January 15, 202

WHERE:

Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
328 Lomita Dr
Stanford, CA

TICKETS:

Free Admission

For more information and tickets visit the Cantor Arts Center website.

Cantor Arts Center AT HOME/ON STAGE ASIAN AMERICAN REPRESENTATION
Yasumasa Morimura (Japanese, born in 1951), Portrait (Musume 1), 1988. © 1988 Yasumasa Morimura. All rights reserved. Chromogenic print mounted on aluminum. Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. Gift of Robert Fogel and Hillary Gallery, 2021.36
Cantor Arts Center AT HOME/ON STAGE ASIAN AMERICAN REPRESENTATION
Stephanie Syjuco (American, born in the Philippines, 1974), Afterimages (Interference of Vision), 2021. Photogravure printed on gampi paper, mounted on Somerset black 280 gram. Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. The Afterimages Fund, 2021.49
Cantor Arts Center AT HOME/ON STAGE ASIAN AMERICAN REPRESENTATION
Miljohn Ruperto (Filipino, born in 1971), Appearance of Isabel Rosario Cooper, 2006–2010. 16mm film. Courtesy of the artist and Friends Indeed Gallery
Cantor Arts Center AT HOME/ON STAGE ASIAN AMERICAN REPRESENTATION
Gloria Wong (Canadian, born in 1998), Ngan, 2020. Archival pigment print. Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. Gift of the artist in support of the Asian American Art Initiative, 2021.132
Cantor Arts Center AT HOME/ON STAGE ASIAN AMERICAN REPRESENTATION
Irene Poon (American, born in 1941), Dan Harada, 1996. . Gelatin silver print. Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. The Michael Donald Brown, made possible by the William Alden Campbell and Martha Campbell Art Acquisition Fund and the Asian American Art Initiative Acquisitions Fund, 2020.99
Cantor Arts Center AT HOME/ON STAGE ASIAN AMERICAN REPRESENTATION
Michael Jang (American, born in 1951), Monroe and Cynthia Watching TV, 1973. . Gelatin silver print on fiber-based paper. Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. William Alden Campbell and Martha Campbell Art Acquisition Fund, 2020.13.19

A spokesperson describes the event as follows:

 

"At Home/On Stage is premised on the idea that photography, film, and video are key mediums in considering histories of representation. The mediums have been historically deployed both in the advancement of and in rebuttal to problematic or absent media depictions. The contemporary Asian American photographers and filmmakers in the exhibition employ a range of strategies to not only redress negative representation but critique the idea of representation itself... “On Stage” responds to the lack of accurate, positive representation of Asian Americans in mainstream American visual and performing art through Asian American artist portraits and conceptual projects re-appropriating found art historical and cinematic imagery... “At Home,” conversely, responds to the same pernicious stereotypes in another way by showing Asian Americans in their private, family lives, during moments of joy, repose, grief, and comfort. "

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