Summer 2010 - Wing Luke Museum

Summer 2010
member’s newsletter
Chinatown-ID JamFest
First Thursday, June-September @ 6-9pm
4 venues in Chinatown-International District + Hing Hay Park
Multiple acts, live music
Tickets: $8 non-member ($19 series pass) | $5 Museum member ($12
series pass)
Includes gallery admission to The Wing.
Enjoy live music performances with new bands and old favorites.
Experience dance in Hing Hay Park. See contemporary art in galleries.
Shop late and eat to replenish your energy for more.
Featured performances include:
August 5
The Slants, Chinatown dance rock
Angelo Pizarro, eclectic, passionate fiery acoustic nylon-string guitar
September 2
Theoretics, all live band hip-hop experience
Lion’s Ambition, soulful vocals of soul and rock with dynamic rhymes
Alma Villegas y Azucar, exciting and diverse Latin favorites
Dirty Ice Cream, straight ahead jazz with youthful aspirations
Mary Win, Burmese vocal chords meets Japanese guitars
Start at The Wing.
The first 25 will receive a swag bag with JamFest goodies.
Full lineup and venue listing at www.wingluke.org/jamfest
Chinatown
Discovery Tours
Tues-Sat
Want to learn more about Seattle and enjoy the
sunshine at the same time?
Discover the traditions, spirit and soul of the
Chinatown-International District through our fun
guided tours. Now includes access to the historic
Canton Alley #6 family apartment!
Touch of Chinatown (90-min tour)
Tour start times: Tues-Fri - 10:15am and 2pm;
Sat - 10:15am, 1pm and 3pm
Taste of Chinatown (3-hr tour)
An expanded version of our Touch of Chinatown
tour that includes a Chinese-style and/or dim sum
lunch. Reservations must be made in advance.
Tickets available at the Visitor Services desk at
The Wing or call 206.623.5124.
Members receive a discount.
To book a special private tour - including our “Hotel
on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet” book tours call Dorothy at 206.623.5124 ext 133.
More information at
www.wingluke.org/tours
Message from the Executive Director • • • • • • • • • • • •
MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
“I brought my granddaughters here today. A great opportunity to learn the beauties
and hardships of Asian immigrant cultures. They are not learning this in school…This is a
beautiful and tranquil place.”
Board Of Trustees
Ellen Ferguson, Co-President
Casey Bui,
Co-President
BOARD
OF TRUSTEES
Sung Yang, Vice President
Mimi
Gan,
Secretary
Ellen
Ferguson,
Co-President
Victor Mizumori,
Casey Bui,Treasurer
Co-President
GloriaSung
LungYang,
Wakayama,
Vice President
PastMimi
President
Gan, Secretary
Victor Mizumori, Treasurer
Bruce
Brundige
Gloria
Lung Wakayama,
Sai Chaleunphonh
Past President
Katherine Cheng
Gemma Valdez
BruceDaggatt
Brundige
Misun Chung
Gerrick
Sai Chaleunphonh
BruceKatherine
Hayashi Cheng
Judd Lee
Gemma
Valdez Daggatt
Patricia Norikane
Logerwell
Misun Chung
Gerrick
PaulBruce
Mar Hayashi
JoAnn Mills Judd
Marshall
Lee
Jill Nishi
Patricia
Norikane Logerwell
Savitha Pathi
Paul Mar
Diane
Sugimura
JoAnn
Mills Marshall
Judy Tobin
Jill Nishi
Savitha Pathi
SDiane
taff Sugimura
Ethelyn Abellanosa
Judy Tobin
Roldy Ablao II | Aimee Aquino
Joann Natalia SAquino
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Janet Aviado
| Nari
Baker
Ethelyn
Abellanosa
RusselRoldy
Bareng
| Vivian
Chan
Ablao
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Aquino
David Chattin-McNichols
Joann Natalia Aquino
Cassie Chinn
| Monica
Day
Janet Aviado
| Nari
Baker
Bob Fisher
Miya Forrest
Russel |Bareng
| Vivian Chan
Joseph Guanlao
| Joshua Heim
David Chattin-McNichols
John Hom
Suzanne
Hu Day
Cassie| Chinn
| Monica
Karen Kajiwara
| Nam
Bob Fisher
| MiyaKeo
Forrest
Eli Kim
| Ammara
Joseph
GuanlaoKimso
| Joshua Heim
Howard
King
John Hom
| Suzanne Hu
Anne
Christine
Ammara
Hun Kreter
| Karen Kajiwara
Michelle Nam
ReikoKeo
Kumata
| Eli Kim
Leo Lam | Jennie
Fong
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King
Donna
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Reiko Kumata
Charlene
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| Jennie
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Dorothy Ng
| Emma
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Charlene
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Robin ParkVi| Mar
Jeannette
Roden
| Luie Marcotte
Jessica
Rubenacker
Dorothy
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JenniferJeannette
Schneider
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Christina
Seong
Jessica
Rubenacker
Elizabeth
Shaiken
Christina
Seong
Lucas Spivey
| Margaret
Su
Elizabeth
Shaiken
Stacey
Swanby
Lucas Spivey
| Margaret Su
Beth Takekawa
Stacey Swanby
Troy Tsuchikawa
Beth Takekawa
Angela Taniguchi
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“When you cross a stream you take off your shoes.
“…this space of fragrant timber, light that is graceful and strong stories. This space feels
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you move topromising,
a different
place you ought to change your head.”
assuring, questing. And perhaps that is why I like it so.”
-Hmong proverb from current exhibit “Stories of Hmong”
“the museum is ALIVE! I can feel the spirits, the history! It gave me chills…”
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Historical Restoration, Merit Award, awarded by the Associated Builders and Contractors of Western
Appreciation
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Special thanks to an extraordinary team who made our Centennial Year an occasion to celebrate,
including Homesight; Marpac Construction; Rick Sundberg and the Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen (now
Your
participation
and feedback
are our
lifeblood,
thank
you
for keeping
us afloat!
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Stuart
Grover; The
Collins
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Board, staff,
members
promise
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do our best to provide a place of impact, beauty and meaning.
Happy New Year of the Tiger, a very special year as a historic building, site of the Museum’s new
home,
celebrates
its 100th birthday!
Have
you
walked through
the bamboo forest and stood inside the authentic chain link
immigration
cage?
This isDirector
what awaits you in the just-opened exhibit “A Refugee’s Journey
–Beth Takekawa,
Executive
of Survival and Hope.” Come experience a special point of view, as Americans whose
journey here was an outcome of war tell their previously
untold YOU
stories. AND WELCOME
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Welcome to
board
members
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High Commissioner
Sugimura. Jill Nishi is deputy director of the U.S. Libraries initiative at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and
onpreviously
Refugees)
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by and
inspired
byofthe
stories!
served
as director
of become
the City of Seattle’s
Office
Economic
Development. She’s an active member
of the Seattle community and was a co-founder of the Asian Pacific Islander Community Leadership Foundation.
Diane
Sugimura has
more than Director
25 years experience with the City of Seattle and currently serves as the director of
-Beth
Takekawa,
Executive
Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development. She’s a member of the Urban Land Institute-Seattle’s Executive
Committee and is on the University of Washington’s Professional Council for the Department of Urban Design and
Planning. A Museum trustee in earlier years, we welcome Diane’s return to our board.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Thank you and Welcome
We offer a virtual standing ovation to retiring Board
of Trustees member Helen Kay. Helen is our longest
Please welcome Anne Christine Kreter, our new Membership
Manager.
Anneserved
Christine
tenured board
member having
for 30 years
moved to Seattle last fall and worked previously as Regional
Marketing
Manager
at Town
in a variety
of capacities:
participating
on board
supporting capital expansion
Sports International in New York. She graduated with committees,
a B.A. in communications
from projects,
and serving terms in each of the board officer
Villanova University and is also a triathlon athlete, coach
and marathon
positions.
Although sherunner.
may be stepping down from
the board, she remains active with the Museum and
with Specialist.
the community.
Thank you
Helen!
Welcome to Jennifer Schneider, our new Development
Jennifer
graduated
with a
B.A. from the University of Iowa with studies focused Please
on Asian
cinema,
culture
American
welcome
our new
Visitor and
Services
Leads,
Jill Nishi
Diane Sugimura
Helen Kay
Robin Park
andForum,
Stacey Swanby,
and Lead
Sales
racial identities. She has worked previously at the Northwest
Film
Experience
Music
Associate/Visitor Services Lead Lucas Spivey. Robin attends the University of Washington majoring in American
Project|Science
Fiction Museum, and Family Services of King County.
Ethnic Studies and International Studies. Stacey and Lucas are both graduates of the University of Washington with
B.A.’s in Art History and Interdisciplinary Visual Arts/Art History respectively.
Welcome also to Emma Nokes, our new Lead Sales Associate. Emma was previously
Congratulations to Jessica Rubenacker who has been promoted from Visitor Services Lead to Visitor Services
Sales
Manager
at Borders
Books
and
Café infrom
Puyallup.
In addition
at the
Manager
and to Elizabeth
Shaiken
whoMusic
has been
promoted
Development
Assistantto
to working
Development
Coordinator.
Museum,
she is pursuing her education as a photography student.
Best wishes to former Marketplace Assistant Manager Amber Strangstalien who has moved outside the area to
Thank
you
toopportunities
Angela Taniguchi
was a Manager
museum
staff
member
foralso
more
than
threethe area to
explore
new
and former who
Membership
Alexa
Newlin
who has
moved
outside
further
her academic
pursuits.Campaign Associate, and then moving over to development
years,
starting
as Capital
department
as Development
Associate.
We wish
Angela
our best
asmember
she works
to than
Thank you toduties
Cesar Cueva,
our former Visitor
Services Manager,
who
was a museum
staff
for more
four years.
A talented
artist
and cartoonist, we look forward to seeing Cesar’s name and work in print and on screen
complete
her
Masters
degree.
sometime in the near future.
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Special Exhibits
A Refugee’s Journey of Survival and Hope
On display through December 12, 2010
See life through the eyes of a refugee through personal stories, moving
photographs and multimedia. Hear first-hand accounts of how refugees
survived war, violence and oppression with hopes for a better future for their
families. Ponder the trials of starting a life with nothing, in strange places and
foreign cities, and having to call this new place a home.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS
Special programs related to this exhibit offered every third Saturday.
Sponsored by: The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Foundation, Humanities
Yellow Terror:
Washington,
Washington State Arts Commission
The Collections
and Paintings
Additional
funding
from:of4Culture, ArtsFund, MetLife Foundation, The Paul
Roger Shimomura
G. Allen Family Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, City of Seattle Office of
CLOSING April 18, 2010
Arts & Cultural Affairs, The National Endowment for the Arts, The American
Don’t miss it!
Recovery and Reinvestment Act 2009 May 14-December 12, 2010
“One of the top 11Partners:
exhibits in Seattle..”
Community
Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Coalition
– Regina
Hackett’s from
Another
BouncingHelping
Ball
for
Refugees
Burma,
Link, Hmong Association of Washington,
International
Jewish Family Service Refugee and
“‘Yellow Terror’ artRescue
collection:Committee,
Satire both
bright and bitter”
– Seattle
Times Khmer In Action, Lao Heritage FoundationImmigrant
Service
Centers,
Pacific
Northwest
Chapter,
Legacies of War, Northwest Immigrant Rights
“What Are You, Yellow? War Breaks Out
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Luke Asian Museum”
– The and Immigrant Children’s Program
Project,
Refugee
Stranger
of
Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Tibetan Association of
Washington
During Roger Shimomura’s career
Media Partner: KBCS 91.3 FM.
Step into a uniquely
American story.
spanning nearly 40 years, he has
generated provocative images of
racial prejudice,
social injustice and
OPENING
SOON
examinations of Japanese American
Inventing
Awesomeness
identity in the form
of paintings,
American Portrait #2 . Roger Shimomura, 2002. Acrylic on
Opening
Saturday,
July 24, 2010
prints, sculptures
and performance
art. in KidPLACE
canvas, 72” x 60”. Courtesy of the Ulrich Museum of Art,
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Americans
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Yellow Terror: The Collections and Paintings of Roger Shimomura
would not be
possible without support from:
EXHIBIT SPONSORS:
The Boeing Company, the
Hugh & Jane Ferguson Foundation, KUOW 94.9 Public Radio. Additional funding
provided by: Anonymous, Peggy Cheng, Harriett and Halley Cody and Harvey Sadis,
Mary and James Dunnam, Ellen L. Ferguson and Diana Sill, Martha Lee Fleming, Helen
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Cultural Transcendence
On display through
September 19, 2010
George Tsutakawa Art Gallery
Featured artists: Robert Hodgin, Eunsu
Kang, Heidi Kumao, Horatio Law, Brent
Watanabe. Curated by Lele Barnett
“Wing Luke exhibit pushes video’s
boundaries all over the place” –Seattle Times
In Cultural Transcendence, five Asian Pacific
Islander American artists exhibit works that
focus on a step forward from traditional to
new media: materials expanding beyond
their inherent meanings. Their conceptual
themes peer into history but do not dwell on
a negative past— inequality, discrimination
and alienation; instead they search the
present and envision a better tomorrow.
Cultural Transcendence explores the
importance of technology in our modern
experience and technology’s influence on
contemporary installation art.
Sponsored by: 4Culture, ArtsFund, KUOW,
Marguerite Casey Foundation, Seattle
Foundation, Seattle Office of Arts and
Cultural Affairs, Washington Arts Commission
Special thanks to: 911 Media Arts Center,
Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual
Arts, DXARTS, Center for Digital Arts
and Experimental Media, University of
Washington
immigrant grandmother for 56 years of her life. Shimomura received his B.A.
from the University of Washington, Seattle, and his M.F.A. from Syracuse
University, New York. He has had over 125 solo exhibitions of paintings and
Different Citizens. Roger Shimomura, 2009. Courtesy of the artist.
prints, and is the recipient of more than 30 grants, of which 4 are National
Endowment for the Arts Fellowships in Painting and Performance Art. Shimomura began teaching in the School of Fine
Arts at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS in 1969. In 2004 he retired from teaching and started the Shimomura
Faculty Research Support.
Featured Programs
Tanabata
Festival
Fee: $15
general admission
and $10 for members, artists and seniors. Tickets
Sun,before
July 11
@ 1-4pm
purchased
March
18 by members will receive priority seating and a limited
a teaSpace
ceremony
demonstration,
Tanabata tickets.
traditional
edition Featuring
exhibit poster.
is limited.
Call (206) kite-making,
623-5124 to purchase
music and dance, karate demonstration, origami-making and more.
LECTURE
At The Wing
Free with
admission
The Impact
of Media
Stereotypes on Asian and Pacific Americans, a lecture
Family
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Learn how Asian media stereotypes have impacted immigration, ethnic
Pigs Feet, Olives, Watermelon Seed: Chinese
enclaves, civil rights, racial and ethnic stereotypes, identity politics, social
American
Foodbuilding
of theand
1880s
organizations,
community
political movements since the 1960s
Monday,
July
19
@
5:30-8pm
to the present day. Connie C. So, Ph.D., is a senior lecturer and director of
Enjoy Internship
this one-of-a-kind
eating
Community
and Practicum
in the Department of American Ethnic
experience – learn about the
Studies at the University of Washington.
directed by Jeff Adachi
Fourstereotypical
Seas Restaurant, 714 S. King St. Seattle
about the
$40;
$35
depictions and members.
absence Space is limited. Call (206) 623-5124 to purchase
tickets
today.
of Asian males in American cinema and other media from the silent era to
present day. The film includes interviews with Mako, Cary-Hiroyuki Takawa,
Made possible through a partnership with the USDA Forest Service.
Justin Lin, Jason Scott Lee, Dustin Nguyen, Phillip Rhee, Will Yun Lee, Tzi
Ma, Bobby Lee, Terence Chang and Frank Chin. More information at www.
slantedscreen.com. Free with admission.
Bumpy Blimpie Bonanza
Saturday,
@ 10:30are
– 12pm
(workshop)with
& 1pm
The lectures
andJuly
film 24
screening
in conjunction
the (races).
exhibit Yellow
Get ready to rumble! Make your own bumpy blimp by using household and
Terror: The Collections and Paintings of Roger Shimomura, on display
office materials and balloons. All completed bumpy blimps can compete in
througha Sunday,
April 18, 2010. Don’t miss it!
race for speed, distance and best use of materials. Races begin at 1pm.
Prizes will be awarded!
In Community Hall at The Wing
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$1 to enter competition, otherwise free with admission to watch.
Video Game Workshop: Sketch, Sounds, Play!
Sat, August 21 @ 1-4:30pm
Draw characters, make sound effects and music for a casual video game.
Get a glimpse of how to create a video game in Adobe Flash. Workshop
led by Brent Watanabe, one of the artists featured in the current Cultural
Transcendence exhibit. For ages 10-13.
At The Wing
$8 – space is limited. Call 206.623.5124 ext 114 to register.
July
Thu, July 1 @ 6-9pm
Chinatown-ID JamFest
Featured performances include: Sol,
Scribes, Soul Kata, Choro Seattle!,and
Jannie & Friends Jazz Band.
At The Wing, Phnom Penh Noodle House,
Four Seas, and more
$8 general, $5 Museum members, series
passes available
by Prof. Connie So | Saturday, April 10 at 1pm | Free with admission.
food eaten by Chinese American
pioneers of the American West
FILM SCREENING
while enjoying an authentic meal.
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Sun, July 11 @ 1-4pm
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social services and volunteerism. Today,
that adds up to more than $3 million a
week.
Become a Member
and enjoy exclusive invitations to
exhibit openings and receptions,
unlimited free admission year-round,
up to 15% discount at the Museum
Marketplace, special discounts
for lectures and events, and many
more. Call (206) 623-5124 ext. 126
and join us today!
Tea ceremony demonstration, kitemaking, karate demonstration, origamimaking and more.
At The Wing
Free with admission
Sat, July 17
Target Arts & Wonder Free Family
Event
Sat, July 24 @ 10:30-12pm and 1pm
Bumpy Blimpie Bonanza Workshop
and Race
Bumpy blimp workshop and race.
Compete in a race for speed, distance
and best use of materials to win prizes!
In Community Hall at The Wing
$1 to enter competition; free to watch with
admission
Sun, July 25 @ 6:00pm
Seafair Parade
The Wing will be marching in the 2010
Chinatown Seafair Parade. Come
join the fun! Members and friends
are encouraged to participate. All
participants will receive a special gift.
Call 206.623.5124 x126 to join in the
celebration!
Free admission and arts activities for
visitors of all ages.
Free
August
Sat, July 17 @ 1-3pm
Chinatown-ID JamFest
Family Fun Day: Jeanne Dodds
Creates Nature Prayer Flags!
Sponsored by Target
Artist Jeanne Dodds will show you how to
create your own prayer flag using cloth,
paints and plants.
In the Community Hall at The Wing
Free
Sat, July 17 @ 5:30pm
Film: Rain Falls from Earth
Part of program series for A Refugee’s
Journey of Survival and Hope
In Tateuchi Story Theatre at The Wing
Free
Mon, July 19 @ 5:30-8pm
Pigs Feet, Olives, Watermelon
Seed: Chinese American Food of
the 1880s
A one-of-a-kind eating experience.
Learn about the food once eaten by
everyday Chinese American pioneers
of the American West while enjoying an
authentic meal of 9 down-home dishes.
Four Seas Restaurant (714 S. King St.
Seattle)
Thu, August 5 @ 6-9pm
Featured performances include: The
Slants and Angelo Pizarro.
At The Wing, Phnom Penh Noodle House,
Four Seas, and more
$8 general, $5 Museum members, series
passes available
Fri, August 6 @ 6:00pm
From Hiroshima To Hope
A family-friendly event remembering
those who perished in the Hiroshima and
Nagasaki bombings, concluding with a
candle-lit lantern ceremony (Buddhist Toro
Nagashi).
At the Northwest Shore of Green Lake,
south of the historic Bathhouse Theater
Free. Donations accepted to support
program for following year.
Sat, August 7, 14, 21, and 28
Center City Movie Nights in Hing
Hay Park
Aug 7 – Spy Next Door; Aug 14 – Red
Cliff; Aug 21 – Karate Kid II; Aug 28 – Up!
In Hing Hay Park
Free
Sat, August 21 @ 1-3pm
Family Fun Day: Monica Lau
Creates Leis!
to make your own lei using string and
colorful paper.
In the Community Hall at The Wing
Free
Sat, August 21 @ 1-4:30pm
Video Game Workshop: Sketch,
Sounds, Play! with Brent Watanabe
Draw characters, make sound effects
and music, and see how to create a video
game in Adobe Flash. For ages 10-13.
At The Wing
$8 – space is limited. Call 206.623.5124
ext 114 to register.
Sat, August 28 @ 3:30-5pm
A Special Event with Chiyo Sanada
Local calligraphy artist Chiyo Sanada
gives a workshop on Japanese
calligraphy. Learn the significance of the
tools, the history of the characters, and
the traditions of this ancient art.
In Tateuchi Story Theatre at The Wing
Free with admission
September
Thu, September 2 @ 6-9pm
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Fri, September 10 @ 5:30-7:30pm
Mix It Up: Asian American Artist
Networking Event
Network with Asian American artists,
curators and other arts professionals.
View current exhibitions. Learn about
programs and opportunities at The Wing.
In the Community Hall at The Wing
$10 individual entry, $7 for members
Please see our website for more
information.
Sat, September 18 @ 1-3pm
Family Fun Day: Romson Regarde
Bustillo Creates Fiesta Masks!
Sponsored by Target
Create fantastic masks embellished with
feathers, fabric and other objects with
artist Romson Regarde Bustillo.
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Chow | Anne Xuan Clark | Pennie Clark
Ianniciello | Monica, Stephen, Rachel
and Thomas Day | Nelson Dong and
Diane Wong | Vicky Fabre | Nanette
Fok and Brad D. Tong | Kai Fujita |
Helen M. Gamble | Mimi Gan and Everett
Billingslea | Mary Ann Midori Goto |
George and Cylvia Grantham | Bruce
Hayashi and Kari Schlechten | Susan
Hildreth | R. E. and M. R. Hunter |
Christine Hurley and Marlys Erickson, in
honor of Ellen Ferguson and Judy Tobin
| Karen W. Imatani | Vera and Joey Ing
| Raymond Ishii | Mrs. Michiko Itatani |
Shannon and Dan Jost | Mariko Kakiuchi
and Tom Voelk | Leslie C. Katsman | Dr.
Kenneth and Leslee Kay | Heng-Ping
and Shirley Kiang | Patricia Kiyono |
Korean Identity Development Society |
Kathryn Kuhns | Ruthann Kurose and
Nathan Rothman | Marie Kurose and
Michael Woo | Laura Lai | Kenneth
Lee and Tracy Konishi | Janet and Ken
Lee | Jerry and Charlene Lee | Wilma
Lew | Danny and Irene Lim | Nora Liu |
Betty Lock | Frances S. Locke | David
Louie | Gary A. Maehara and Cheryl
Kitashima | Susan L. Mar | Terry Mark
and Benson Wong | Larry Blackstock
and Lori Matsukawa | Barbara A.
Mizoguchi-Asahara and Dave J. Asahara
| Andrea and Nelson Nakata | Ping Kuen
Ng and Jeanette Ng | Patti and Douglas
Nikaitani | Jane H. Nishita | Ross, Ava,
Tani & Taryn Ohashi | Douglas, Lori,
Kimberly, and Julie Pang | Mae Eng
Peck | Tommer J. Peterson and Betty Jo
Flett | Ellen Punyon and Frederick Saling
| Alan and Andrea Rabinowitz | Karen
Ressmeyer | James and Deanna Ritchie
| Sanford S. Rose | Seattle Chinese
Post, Inc. | Bob Shimabukuro and Alice
Ito | Christine I. Takada | Jan Tanabe |
James Wilson | Stewart Wong and Thom
Harrington | Edwin Wong and Naomi
Takagi | York and Paula Wong | Ruth
Woo | Nellie and Ginlin Woo | Stephen
and Sharon Yamada-Heidner | Joan Kiyo
Yoshitomi | John and Marguerite Young
$1 to $99
Mark Anderson | Bruce and Kristina
Berney | Nancy Biery and Bill Biery |
Casey and Allison Bui | Carlyle and
Patricia Meyer Chan | Ron, Cian and
Kino Chew | William L. (Bill) and Laura
Chin | Linda Chinn | Vivian and Joe
Chun | Clayton and Anne Denman |
Ulric Dihle and Su Hang | Barry and
Mary Dunphy | Richard and Dianne
Edmonds | Larry Eng | Misun Chung
Gerrick and Christopher Gerrick | Amy
Y. Hara | Jeffrey and Pamela Henkin
| Frederick Hirai | Katherine Hood |
Lucius and Maynard Horiuchi | Kathy
Hsieh | Cheryl Evans Jones | Clara
E. King | Thomas and Charlene Ko |
Miyoko Kodama | Dannielle Leaverton
| Ping Bong Lei and Family | Milton and
Lily Lew | Sau Louie | Kut Lui | David
Lui and family | Abe and Helen Lum |
Charlene Mano Shen and Eugene Shen
| Edith Mar | Vi Mar and Howard King |
Margie Matsuura | Marvin and Joanne
Mine family | Brad and Gayle Miyake |
Mona Nagai | Joni and Mark Nakagawa
| Kenjiro and Irene Nakamura | Eileen
Okada | Patricia Oya | Rose Shaffer |
Judy Soferman and Dr. Marc Rosenshein
| Reiko Taguchi Sumada | Rick and
Sharon Sundberg | Toshiko Sunohara |
Ryomi and Etsuko Lilly Tanino | Gayle
and John Thompson | Mrs. D. M.
Thompson and Judy L. Finn | Daisy
Tomita | Loc G. Tran and Thu M. Ngo
| Bob and Carolyn Wahler | Gloria and
Ardie Warren | Rob and Connie Wekell
| Eva Wescott | Scott Winn | Tek and
Anna Wong | Tom and Fran Yaguchi |
Roy Yotsuuye | Shu Qiang Zhen | Shu
Yu Zhen
MEMBERS
(Active as of 01/01/2010)
* indicates Charter Member
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Judy M. Tobin and Michael Baker*
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
Flora Ling and Paul Sturm*
GALLERY SUPPORTER
Don and Pat Norikane Logerwell*
Maggie and Doug Walker*
PATRON
Carole Grayson
Michele and David Hasson*
Linda Lee*
Frank T. Madigan and Pamela D.
Wallenberg-Madigan
Michael D. Roberts and Celeste F.
Gazarek*
FAMILY
Danny and Irene Lim*
FRIENDS
Ruthann and Jerry Martin*
Ed and Maxine Yakushijin*
NATIONAL FRIENDS
George Yoshida
INDIVIDUAL
Elaine J. Jorgensen, in honor of Wing
Luke* | Art Kageyama* | Naomi A.
Kaji* | Kristie M. Kaneta* | Manami
Kano | Tetsuden and Kanako Kashima*
| Fran Kato* | Leslie C. Katsman* |
Shige Kawano* | Faye Keithan* | Nam
Keo* | Danny E. Kikuchi* | Tanya Kim*
| Alice King* | Clara E. King* | Teru
Kiyohara* | Anne Ko* | Elaine I. Ko and
John Foz | Masao Koba | Jacqueline
Kosak* | Nancy Ordona Koslosky* | Mr.
Michael F. Krawitz* | Antje Kretschmer*
| Kikue Kubota* | Helen Phan Kulawiak
| Richard Kuniyuki* | Olaf Kvamme*
| Vivien Lai* | Leo Lam* | Mrs. H.
M. Landberg* | Betty Lau* | Marie
Lauritano* | Sharon Lee* | Susan H.
Lee* | Arthur Lee | Jonnie S. Lee |
William Lee | Donald K. Eiford and Alice
K. Lee-Eiford* | Man Chui Leung* |
Kenneth H. Lew* | Ms. Audrey E. Lew*
| Ms. Mary Lou Lewis* | Ms. Lois A.
Loesch* | Maile A. Lono* | Alan Louie
| Ruby Luke | Monica Lundberg, Deb
Heiden and Kristina Heiden-Lundberg |
Tom Lux* | Jennie Fong Ly* | Molly K.
Maeda* | Paul Magnano* | Stephanie R.
Mano* | Luzviminda Marcotte | Wendy
B. Marlowe PhD, ABPP* | Byron and
Virginia Marr* | Akemi Matsumoto* |
Vera Matsumoto* | Sam McDeavitt* |
Loretta McIver* | Janet C. McNabb* |
Paddy McNeely | Maeryta Medrano
| Connie Miller | Ken Mochizuki*
| Elizabeth B. Moll* | Mary E.
Montgomery* | Diane Morgan* | Tomio
Moriguchi* | John Moritsugu* | Clarence
B. Moriwaki* | Jean M. Murakami |
Frank and Marjorie Muramatsu | Fr.
Thomas Murphy* | Jennifer Murphy* |
Lilly Nakano* | Kenichi Nakano* | Yuri
Nakata* | Alice Wells Nelson* | Annette
Wadiyah E. Nelson* | Sharon Nelson* |
Dorothy Ng | Wanda Ng | Mr. George
Ngo | Amy Nikaitani* | Jill and George
Novik* | Susan Y. Oas* | Dick Obayashi*
| Darla O’Brian* | Mutsuko M. Okada
| Toni D. Okada, in memory of John I.
and Matsuno Okada* | Aiko Okamoto* |
Susan K. Okamoto* | Carole Okamoto
| Leann Y. Onishi, in honor of Kenji and
Martha Onishi* | Mr. Kunio Otani* |
Heidi Park | Robin Park | Kristan Parks
| Mary Passmore* | Joanne Pegues*
| Ruth Pelz* | May Pendergrass* |
Pamela Perrott* | Julia Pizzi | Susan
Platt* | Donald Pogoloff* | Martha
Poolton* | Jennifer Randall* | Sarah K.
Randolph | Uma Rao | Susan Reilly* |
Madeline A. Renkens* | Virginia M. Rice*
| Ms. Nicole Robert* | Paul Robison*
| Christina M. Rockrise and David S.
Brown, Jr.* | Kit and Jeannette Roden
Loo* | Anne Roffey* | Georgene W.
Rognier | Theresa Ronquillo | Kathryn
Rood, in honor of Reni Kao* | Josephine
Root* | Laurie P. Rostholder* | Jessica
Rubenacker | Walter Russell* | Virginia
Ryning* | Karen Sakata | Dan Sakaue
| Barret Seifer* | Janet Sekijima* |
Christina Seong* | Elizabeth Shaiken*
Tribute
In memory of Watson Asaba: Pauline N.
Asaba | In memory of Reyko Asahara:
Robert and Connie Wekell | In memory
of Phoebe Bock: Vi Mar and Howard King
| In memory of Hugh Brown: Bruce R.
and Kristina E. Berney | In memory of
Jing T. Chin and Yu Sung Chin: Wilson
Chin and Tina Young | In honor of Bodhi
Dharma: Karen Tsao | In memory of
Lester Epstein: Suma Yagi and Kats
Okamoto | In memory of Harry Fujita:
Kai Fujita | In memory of Alan Michiro
Furuta: Diane Sakai-Furuta and Michael
Furuta | In memory of Bob and Carol
Givens: The Ambassadors, University
Presbyterian Church | In memory of
Bob Givens: Charlene A. Mano Shen
and Eugene Shen, Raymond Ishii | In
memory of Relta Gray, friend of Doug
Smith and Marge Young: Doug Smith, in
honor of Marge Young, St. John’s Catholic
Church | In memory of Ed Horiuchi:
Frederick and Fumiko Hirai | In memory
of Him Mark Lai: Laura Lai | In honor of
the Locke Family: Nancy Biery and Nate
Caminos | In memory of Paul Louie:
Emma Woo Louie | In honor of Janice
Nakamura and Junior Nagaki: Richard
and Eileen Okada | In memory of Bill
Lum Sing: Tek H. Wong, Tom and Dorothy
Chin | In honor of Frieda Takamura: Mark
Anderson | In honor of Beth Takekawa
and her new position: Joy R.Shigaki | In
memory of T. Uchida: Ms. Miyoko Uchida
Kodama | In honor of the hospitality that
WLAM showed the PRIDE Foundation:
Steve Davis and Bob Evans | In memory
of Kazue Yostuuye: Roy I. and Tracey E.
Yotsuuye
In-Kind
Ellen Ferguson
Richard and Helen Kay
Victor and Stacy Mizumori
Perkins Coie
Christina Rockrise and David Brown, Jr
SK Produce Company, Inc.
Judith M. Tobin and Michael Baker
Many Thanks to Our
Members
Members $1,000+
(Active as of 04/30/2010)
Asterisk (*) denotes Charter Members
Historymakers Circle
Abraham M. S. Goo*
Visionary Circle
Ellen L. Ferguson*
Debbie Killinger*
Paul Mar*
Beth Takekawa and Tony To*
Milt Wu*
Leadership Circle
Ken and Nancy Prichard*
Richard and Sharon Sundberg*
Judith M. Tobin and Michael Baker*
Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and Brady
Wakayama*
President’s Circle
Anonymous*
Robyn and Todd Achilles*
Helen T. Akita*
Sheldon Arakaki*
Casey and Allison Bui*
Sai and Debbie Chaleunphonh*
Katherine Cheng and Ron Nelson*
Hing, Jane and Desiree Chinn*
Mayme Chinn*
Wallace and Deanna Chinn*
Jackie Der and Alan Painter*
Anne Fennessy and David Moseley*
Jamie Ford
William Franklin*
Mimi Gan and Everett Billingslea*
Jodi Green and Mike Halperin
Paul and Mary Hosoda*
Ajay and Julie Jindal*
Passion Isara Julinsey*
Richard and Helen Kay*
Linda R. Larson and B. Gerald Johnson*
Flora Ling and Paul Sturm*
Victor and Stacy Mizumori*
Kemi Nakabayashi and Jim Norton*
Carlos and Loretta Orpilla*
Steve and Paula Reynolds*
Eulalie and Carlo Scandiuzzi*
Sharon Sobie Seymour and David
Seymour*
Jon and Mary Shirley*
Diane and Rich Sugimura*
Grace Tazuma and Bruce Brundige*
Herbert Tsuchiya*
Jack Y. Tsuchiya*
Ms. Lee Van Divort*
William F. Waye*
Stewart Wong and Thom Harrington*
Larry T. Yok*
John and Marguerite Young*
New Members
(01/01/2010 – 04/30/2010)
Benefactor
Allen Gibbs
Patron
Kendall and Sonia Baker | Catherine
Born | Geoffrey Brown and Jane Becker
| Joan M. Capener-Michik | Andra
Cassen | John and Rhonda Chen |
Thomas D. Cobb and Kevin J. Francis
| Laurie Frankel | Victoria and Jeff
Galbraith | Susan Han and Gorman
Wong | Carol and Robert Hille | Amy
Hirotaka and Jason Malinowski | Brian
Hsi | Kenneth La | Frank and Pamela
Madigan In Honor of DD and Yuyu
Madigan | Terry M. Mark | Julia Mitzel
and Neil Fant | George and Boua Tong
Moua | Alfred and Sandy Moy | David
and Meredith Regal | David Send |
John Willson | Yee Xiong | Leslie and
Tadataka Yamada
Family
Richard and Deborah Berger | Ann Bieri
and John Fleming | Catherine Carter
and Wendy Harris | Benjamin and Kerry
Lung Chew and Family | Conan Chin
and Jenny Kengsoontra | Ewan Duncan
and Carol Crews | Karen and Randy Eng
| Ron Eng and Laura Martin | Pamela
Erstad | Daphne Guerike and Axel
Schweiger | Liza Halvorson | Paul and
Jane Huang | Michael Killoren | Hildy
and David Ko | Ruthann Kurose and
Nathan Rothman | JoAnn Mills Marshall
| Linda Martinez | Mike McGinn and
Peggy Lynch | Bruce Meyer and Kristen
Branson-Meyer | Beverly Naidus | Kate
Napolitan and Amit Saxena | Glenn
Nelson | Amy A. H. Noji |
Rachel Peterson and Logan S. Hong |
Marlo Reyes | Charles Rice | Deryl
Shields | Alice Shobe and Eric Svaren |
Alan and Carol Sidell | Fred and
Charmagne Stouder | Sharon Suh and
Alex Efird | Susan Taketa | Bob Santos
and Sharon Tomiko Santos | Seng Vue
| David and Elaine Walloch | David
and Kathy Wurfel | Fred Yee and Clara
Cheung
Friends
Susan Anstine | Richard Asia and Kim
Christie | Margot and Peter Eddy |
Jenny Haight and Josh Windsor | Susan
Hildreth | Julia Kalmus and Abe Lillard |
Mr. Mac Kennedy | James and Christina
Lockwood | Perry Low and Jeff Barlow |
Nan Ma and Lei Wang | Kathleen Mullins
and Jim Sussex | Kinuko Noborikawa
| Melissa and George Saville | Dave
Schmitz | Chris Susumi | Cheryl and
Kaeli Towne | Tim Tran | Jonathan
Watanabe and Jackie Dang
National Friend
Robert and Shirlaine Baldwin
Joan and Michael Day
David and Sherry Kaufman
Sen K. and Faylen E. Moy
Louise Torgerson
Individual
Alden Adams | Kay Aoki | Sheila Bazzi
| Tweila-Rochelle Cauthen | Tony Chinn
| Dana Cox | Harriet Dockstader |
Carole Fuller | Edna Golla | Geri Hamai
| Marga Rose Hancock | Hannah Hong
| Brandon Kinports | Margaret Kitazawa
| Joan Klyn | Joel Lee | Eileen Leung
| Raymond Lou | Lee Micklin | Emily
Morishima | Emma Nokes | Lucky
Owyang | Kristan Parks |
Beverly Pontius | Aileen and Glenn
Pruiksma | Sandra Rankins | Anju
Reejhsinghani | Ari Rinzler | Jennifer
Schneider | Barbara D. Sibley | T.
Turner | Kathie Werner | Scott Winn
Sincere thanks to our generous
Donors
Annual Fund Donors
$500+
(01/01/2010 – 04/30/2010)
$10,000 and up
Ellen L. Ferguson
Judith M. Tobin and Michael Baker
$5,000 to $9,999
Adamucci Family
Paul Mar
Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and Brady
Wakayama
Milt Wu
$2,500 to $4,999
Deborah L. Jacobs
Nancy Skinner Nordhoff
Beth Takekawa and Tony To
$1,000 to $2,499
Sheldon Arakaki
Bill and Phyllis Campbell
Sai and Debbie Chaleunphonh
Katherine Cheng and Ron Nelson
Bob Evans and Steve Davis
Malcolm and Karen Harris
Fumiko Hayashida
Pat and Doug Ikegami
Linda R. Larson and B. Gerald Johnson
Amanda and Judd Lee
Douglas and Patty Mar
Jim McDermott
Victor and Stacy Mizumori
Grace Nordhoff
Ron Omori and Susan Greer-Omori
Pew Center for Arts and Heritage
Larry T. Yok
$500 to $999
Craig H. Abramson and Nancy L.
Abramson
Patricia Akiyama
Jon and Bobbe Bridge
Ark G. and Winifred C. Chin
Peter Chiu and Deirdre Yen Chiu
Nancy Chung
Gracie Close
Jackie Der and Alan Painter
Anne Fennessy and David Moseley
Nanette Fok and Brad Tong
Mimi Gan and Everett Billingslea
Misun Chung Gerrick and Christopher
Gerrick
Jan Tsutsumoto Gokami and Sally
Tsutsumoto
Cheryl Gossman
Thom Harrington and Stewart Wong
Fred and Marianne Kiga
Hyeok Kim
Greg Kucera and Larry Yocom, Greg
Kucera Gallery
Gary and Mona Locke
James and Christina Lockwood
Les and Linda Lung, In Memory of Bertha
Tsuchiya
JoAnn Mills Marshall
Andrea and Nelson Nakata
Curtis and Charlene Nakayama
Jill Nishi and Howard Nakase
Savitha Reddy Pathi
Alan and Andrea Rabinowitz
Carolyn C. Rees
Herbert Tsuchiya
Mayumi Tsutakawa and J. Michael
Constans
York and Paula Wong
Ruth Woo
Victor Wu and Ruoxi Zhang
Barbara Yasui
Christine E. Yorozu and Richard Smith
Tribute Gifts
(01/01/2010 – 04/30/2010)
In Memory of Dorothy K. Akagi: Elaine R.
Akagi
In Memory of Phoebe Bock: Sylvia and
Warren Shon
In Memory of Ben and Pearl Cabreros:
Christina Cabreros-Hamilton
In Honor of Jacob and Emma Cho: Phillip
B. and Lucy T. Cho
In Celebration of Frank Fujii’s 80th
Birthday:
Tama Tokuda
Ikuo and Tomiko Yamamoto
In Memory of Bob and Eleanor Grant:
JoAnn Mills Marshall
In Honor of Amy Y. Hara:
Harriet Dockstader
Beverly Pontius
In Memory of Edwin Horiuchi:
Atsushi and Wendy Agari
Bob M. Akimoto and Fusako Akimoto
Chicago Real Estate Executive Women
(CREW)
Bob and Alisa Hashimoto
Kay Hashimoto
Kiyoto and Stella Hashimoto
Roy Hashimoto
Wes and Alene Hashimoto
Lucius and Maynard Horiuchi
Victor and Mary Ikeda
Mary Ishii
Raymond Ishii
Mitsuo and Kazuko Kawachi
Gloria Lewis
Rick and Julie Murakami
Mutual Fish Co., Inc.
Yutaka and Kazuko Onodera
Kathy Suyama
Yoshio and Florence Teshima
Jun and Florence Tomita
Peggy and Joe Tomita
Ben and Sally Tsuboi
Saburo Tsuboi
Frank and Fumi Tsujii
Charlice and James Wenger
York and Paula Wong
Arthur and Helene Yorozu
In Memory of Ted Wah Jue: Miriam M. Jue
In Honor of Simon Kang and Cecilia Lee:
Phillip B. and Lucy T. Cho
In Memory of Paul Louie:
Ginger Chiu
Marjorie Lee
Tom Louie
Dale Minami and Al Mori
In Memory of Dan Mar:
Neva Lee
Susan L. Mar
In Honor of Paul Mar: Adamucci Family
In Memory of Gordon Ohashi:
Jeanette Backstrom
Suma Yagi and Kats Okamoto
In Memory of Tom and Tama Sakai: Jan
Tsutsumoto Gokami and Sally Tsutsumoto
In Memory of William L. Sing: Cathay Post
#186 of the American Legion
In Memory of Leila J. Sushak: Friends and
Family
In Celebration of Judith M. Tobin’s
Birthday:
Virginia Anderson
Katharine Baker
Orion Baker and Kate Jessup
Rachel Baker
Gracie Close
Alfred and Shirley Collins
Michael Coy and Michael Brasky
LaMar and Marlys Efaw
Anne Fennessy and David Moseley
Ellen L. Ferguson
Helen M. Gamble
Christine Hurley and Marlys Erickson
Alice Ito and Bob Shimabukuro
Barbara Johns and Richard Hesik
James and Christina Lockwood
Tony and Ruth Lockwood
Beverly and George Martin
Jeffry Mitchell
Diane Narasaki and James West
Sharon Nelson
James and Katherine Fovargue Olson
Janet C. Pelz
Rocky Rochon
John Ryan and Jody Foster
Janet Diane Smith
Beth Takekawa and Tony To
Robert Thurston
Jane Tobin
Shelly Yapp
In Memory of Ben Woo: Ruth Woo
Many thanks to our dedicated
Volunteers
Allan | Ana | Brian | Derek | Donna |
Emily | Joanne | Keely | King | Leslie
| Mai | Melissa | Michelle | Nicky |
Tina | Tony | Vy | Yu | Zhen | Kevin
Allen | Jill Allyn | Anne Alo | Linda
Ando | Tony Au | Swami Avilxanrananda
| Lele Barnett | George Bayuga | Kevin
Beder | Matthew Benuska | Erika Berg
| Mort Brinchmann | Bruce Brundige |
Patty Buckingham | Casey Bui | Leah
Bui | Dori Cahn | Laurie Campbell
Hatch | Rev Castro | Sai Chaleunphonh
| Ching Chan | Joy Chan Chan |
Michele Chang | Pang Chang | Simon
Chang | Sutinder Kaur Chawla | Jean
Chen Cheng | Katherine Cheng | Frank
Chin | Tyler Chin | Andrew Cho | Claire
Hyon Cho | Kaidie Cho | Bradley Chu |
Susanna Chung | Mike Costales | Jon
Crispala | Gemme Valdez Daggatt |
Kevin Deor | Katherine Dexter | Mitra
Dhital | Kathy Duong | Joanna Eng |
Tuck Eng | Teri Escobar | Ben Evans
| Bob Evans | Paul Facchini | Joysha
Fajardo | Ellen Ferguson | Alice Fong
| Pierre Fontecha | Leslie Fried | Betty
Fujika | Jeni Fung | Wilmer Galindo |
Mimi Gan | Louie Gong | Wood Graham
| Jennifer Sato Greenfield | Greg Greer
| Jacqueline Greer | Marcia Grimstad |
Christine Guiao | Hilda Guiao | Janey
Hamatani | Laurie Campbell Hatch |
Bruce Hayashi | James Heng | Ammara
Hun | Helen Icdao | Joe Ike | Miyo
Ike | Kira Inglis | Mary Ishii | Nate
Johns | Diana Jung | Michael Kan
| Kristie Kaneta | Jiho Kang | Greg
Kano | Helen Kay | Rebecca Kennedy |
Souchinda Khampradith | Islanda Khau
| Alice Kim | Hojoong Kim | Tanya Kim
| Zoe Kim | Taka Kogita | Fumi Kojima
| Susan Kunimatsu | Tomohiko Kushida
| Nooria Lao | Betty Lau | Andrew Le |
David Lee | Judd Lee | Shinwook Lee |
Sinang Lee | Bill Lemke | David Leong
| May Leong | Hazel Leung | Robin Li |
Huy Lieu | Patricia Norikane Logerwell |
Kit Loo | Maxine Loo | Andy Luc | Judy
Luc | Albert Lui | Gloria Lui | Bettie
Luke | Bely Luu | Joe Ly | Molly Maeda
| George Mano | Irene Mano | Mariya
Manuel | Tamar Manuel | Paul Mar |
Vicki Mar-Scroggs | JoAnn Mills Marshall
| Linda Martinez | Matt Matsuoka |
Todd Mayberry | Breanna McCallister
| Helen McGough | John McGough |
Tomohiko Medina | Samantha Menathy
| Andrea Mercado | Yong Chan Miller
| Victor Mizumori | Tim Moon | Saya
Moriyasu | Darius Morrison | Mako
Nakagawa | Glenn Nakamichi | Tashi
Namgyal | Maree Ness | Canh Nguyen
| Doan Nguyen | Francis Nguyen |
Kim Nguyen | Minh-Duc Nguyen | Iris
Okimoto Nielsen | Hyemin No | Don
Noble | Cannadra O’Francia | Sonya Oh
| Bob Ohashi | Uche Okezie | Renato
Oliva | Andy Oliver | Kenji Onishi |
Corrine Passavant | Savitha Pathi |
Lester Pearson | Hanh Pham | Chieko
Phillips | Mario Pilapil | Jeremy Protacio
| Sarah Kim Randolph | Meejin Richart |
Shane Rock | Judilyn Rodriguez | Sahar
Romani | Iris Romero | Kae Saeteurn |
Bob Scroggs | June Sekiguchi | David
Seymour | Eugene Shen | Sharyne
Shui-Thorton | Jay Stansell | Rita
Stewart | Ed Suguro | Sharon Suh |
Mitsu Sundvell | Pei Pei Sung | Gene
Tagaban | Olivia Taguinod | Frieda
Takamura | Ky Tan | Jan Tanabe |
Sarah Teng | Kelly Thao | Matt Therrien
| Sakuna Thongchanh | Janey Tiffany
| James To | Judy Tobin | Kathy Tog |
Bruce Tom | Rod Tomura | Stephanie
Tran | Gail Tremblay | Walter Tuai |
Connie Tupper | Mike Tupper | Mimi
Turnbull | Isadora Tzeng | Janice Urano
| Steve Uyenishi | Briana VanCraeynest
| April Vang | Chris Vang | Moua
Kong Vue | Seng Vue | Gloria Lung
Wakayama | Sean Wang | Seonja Wang
| David Wanzy | Elaine Wetterauer |
Ethel Williams | Mikhael Mei Williams
| Derek Wong | Don Wong | Jennifer
Wong | Judy Wong | Karen Wong | Li
Chang Wong | Sharon Wong | Laura
Wong-Whitebear | Blair Wooldridge |
Jordan Wu | Quincy Wu | Kabao Xiong
| Yee Xiong | Iky Yamada | Sung Yang
| Kam Yee | Sarah Yom | Prisca Youn |
William Zhou
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US POSTAGE
PA I D
SEATTLE, WA
PERMIT NO. 918
719 South King Street
Seattle, WA 98104
www.wingluke.org
(206) 623-5124
Hours:
Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm
Monday closed
Third Saturday of the month,
10am-8pm
Tour info: (206) 623-5124 ext.133
Visit us soon.
Our mission is to connect everyone to the rich history, dynamic cultures and art of Asian Pacific Americans through vivid storytelling and
inspiring experiences. The Wing Luke Asian Museum is a proud Smithsonian Affiliate, a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution.
DISCOVER
MUSEUM EXPERIENCE (the total package!)
At the Wing Luke Asian Museum, you’ll experience the rich history, dynamic cultures
and art of Asian Pacific Americans with eye-opening exhibits and exciting programs for
all ages. Marvel at contemporary art as well as traditional artifacts, and step back in time
through the Historic Hotel Tour to discover what life was like for Asian Pacific American
pioneers.
Admission: Adult $12.95 | Senior $9.95 | Student (age 13–18 or with student ID) $9.95
| Youth (age 5–12) $8.95 | Child (under age 5)- Free | Members- Always free!
The Museum Experience includes an all-day pass to gallery exhibitions + guided tour of
the historic Chinatown hotel.
Discover Seattle’s historic Chinese neighborhood and
experience diverse cultures first-hand in ChinatownInternational District. Stroll through Asian markets and
shops, hear stories about Asian American pioneers and learn
about the vibrant community today.
Tours: Tuesday–Friday: 10:15am; 2pm
| Saturday: 10:15am; 1pm; 3pm
Tickets: Adult $17.00 | Senior $15.00 | Student $12.00
| Child (age 12 and under) $10.00
(Includes general admission to Wing Luke Asian Museum’s galleries)
www.wingluke.org/marketplace
Call (206) 623-5124 ext. 133 or email [email protected]
to book group tours for Wing Luke Asian Museum and
In celebration of Inventing Awesomeness,
everything
the
Chinatown Discovery.
See youin
soon!
Marketplace is 15% off on July 24!
Photos
by: Dorothy Ng,on
Wing
Luke Asian Museum
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items.) Collections