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The Wing Newsletter • Winter 2011 Message from the Executive Director…page 2 Up Close With Cultural Confluence……page 3 Celebrate Lunar New Year………………page 4 Special Thanks to Our Contributors……page 7 Celebrate 2011 Year of the Rabbit Message from the Executive Director Remember the “Our Youth CAN! Building Hope and Leadership”, beginning of 2010, marking a Year of Hope and benefitting the Board of TrusTees before iPads, full continuation of YouthCAN and TeensWAY, Ellen Ferguson, Co-President body scanners our on-site youth programs for middle Casey Bui, Co-President Sung Yang, Vice President and the Arizona and high school students. Your support Mimi Gan, Secretary immigration law? My and presence will help us negotiate the Victor Mizumori, Treasurer heartfelt gratitude challenges of difficult times, and find ways to Gloria Lung Wakayama, Past President to all of you, our prevail in 2011. May this be a Year of Hope visitors, members and Luck for all of you. Bruce Brundige and supporters, staff Sai Chaleunphonh I leave you with the eloquent thoughts Katherine Cheng and Board. You made 2010 a year in which Jamie Ford of Casey Bui, Board of Trustees Co- the Museum was honored with over a half Misun Chung Gerrick President, remembering and honoring his Bruce Hayashi dozen significant awards. Notably, in 2010 mother on her recent passing in December Judd Lee The Wing returned to the White House for Patricia Norikane Logerwell 2010. Our sympathies to the Bui family and the second time in our 44 years. First Lady Paul Mar appreciation for this remembrance: JoAnn Mills Marshall Michelle Obama personally presented our Jill Nishi Savitha Pathi YouthCAN program for high school students Dad passed away 11 years ago and Mom Diane Sugimura with a presidential award. And after over was the matriarch. Her passing has certainly Judy Tobin 400,000 online votes, the public named The brought many thoughts about heritage, history, Wing The Best Museum, in KING5.com’s legacy... the whole immigrant experience which sTaff I have personally experienced becomes all Ethelyn Abellanosa The Best of Western Washington contest. Roldy Ablao II the more real - especially so because the two Aimee Aquino Looking ahead to 2011, on February 3 we heads of our experience are now gone. As Janet Aviado we, as a family, continue our journey in the Josie Baltan usher in the Lunar New Year of the Rabbit immigrant/refugee experience (which doesn’t Russel Bareng (or cat in the Vietnamese zodiac), the birth end with a green card, but is the starting point Elizabeth Bly year of Confucius, Einstein and Michael of a whole new experience that the Museum Vivian Chan importantly is telling), it will be interesting to David Chattin-McNichols Jordan, and known as a Year of Luck. We see how that legacy unfolds in our lives (the Amy Chinn celebrated the opening of our new exhibit Cassie Chinn original immigrants) and our kids (the first wave Anne Christine Cochran Cultural Confluence: Urban People of of American-born byproducts of the immigrant Monica Day Asian and Native American Heritages. experience). Bob Fisher Death can make one contemplative. But it’s Miya Forrest Community members have desired this been positive to think about how we honor those Joshua Heim exhibit for over a decade, and Community John Hom before us who make sacrifices for the sake of Suzanne Hu Advisory Committee and participants better lives for their families. This experience Karen Kajiwara worked over a year to birth this new and has reminded me why we do what we do at the Michael Kan landmark show. And on , Wing. Nam Keo Saturday, April 9 Ammara Kimso our Board and volunteers present the Wing Onward, Casey Howard King Luke Museum’s Annual Dinner Auction, -Beth Takekawa, Executive Director Michelle Reiko Kumata Leo Lam Jennie Fong Ly Donna Ma Charlene Mano Shen Vi Mar Thank you and Welcome Luie Marcotte Dorothy Ng Emma Nokes Welcome to Jamie Ford, the newest of Wendt Integrated Communications in Robin Park member of our Board of Trustees. Jamie Montana, and Senior V.P. Creative Director Hanh Pham Ford is the New York Times bestselling of The Schiller Group in Honolulu. Mario Pilapil author of Hotel on the Corner of Bitter Jeannette Roden Please welcome new staff members who Jessica Rubenacker and Sweet, which has been published Elizabeth Shaiken recently joined the Museum: Josie Baltan, in 23 languages. He is the recipient of Margaret Su Elizabeth Bly, Amy Chinn, Michael Kan, Stacey Swanby numerous literary Hanh Pham, Mario Pilapil, and Donald Beth Takekawa awards including the Troy Tsuchikawa Wong. Donald Wong 2010 Asian/Pacific American Award for Thank you to staff members who concluded Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience Literature and is a their service to the Museum over the course 719 South King Street featured lecturer with of the past year: Joann Natalia Aquino, Nari Seattle WA, 98104 the Random House Baker, Joseph Guanlao, Eli Kim, Jennifer Phone: (206) 623-5124 Website: www.wingluke.org Speakers Bureau. Schneider, Christina Seong, and Lucas Previously he served Spivey. Winter 2011 Newsletter as the President Cover Photo by: Canh Nguyen Layout Design by: 2 Collin Kwan Design by is the image of Tsaglalal, or She UP Close with... Who Watches who overlooked a village where my great, great grandmother lived... When I sculpt her, I do the Cultural best I possibly can to create her as perfect as possible, because I feel I am ConfLuence: representing a special image of one who watched over my ancestors. It is my urban People of way of honoring the place, the people Asian and Native and my culture. American Heritages JH: What aspects about your identity do you want to share with our audiences so On display that they have a meaningful experience Jan 14-Sep 18, 2011 with your work? LP: I would like people to take away an “The ritual of Encounter” set pieces, John Smith, 2010. appreciation of my culture, of my ancient ancestors’ skill in creating objects of beauty, and my passion to transform The title, “Cultural Confluence,” she did not fit into the white man’s world. their images into new mediums with conveys the experiences of people She was lonely, and missed her culture reverence. I love when I can speak for who live between two worlds: Asian and speaking her Native language. We my ancestors to the next generations Pacific American and Native American; were not taught our Native language [and] hope they can see the reverence tribal and urban; traditional and because our parents thought it would in my work. modern. “Confluence” actually refers be better for us to speak proper English. geographically to the point where two They wanted to protect us from as much Much thanks to Lillian Pitt for sharing her story. rivers meet and flow as one. In an harsh treatment as possible. Come visit The Wing to see her art and other interview with staff member Joshua artists featured in this exhibit. Heim, Lillian Pitt – an artist featured JH: How did you learn about making in the exhibition – tells us about the art? tension and blending of her two worlds. LP: I did not learn to make things with my hands. In high school, I was involved From Our Collections: Joshua Heim: When and where were in sports and at school, I was not in you born? the presence of teachers of my culture. WHAT IS THIS? Lillian Pitt: In 1943, I was born on Again, we were busy blending into the reservation of the Confederated another culture. I seemed confused a lot Tribes of the Warm Springs, Wasco in school, and because of the prejudice, and Paiute in the small hospital in the I became uninterested in learning so I town of Warm Springs, Oregon... My played hooky a lot. I moved to Portland paternal Grandfather’s ancestors were the day after high school graduation. I from the Oregon side of the Columbia had not been made to feel very bright in River, and he was a distant cousin of the high school, but I felt smart enough to Kalama family from Hawai‘i. My paternal get away from the small town of Madras. Grandmother was a River person from It was hard leaving home but I knew I the Washington side and was part had to move and find myself. When I Welsh... began to create art in the 1980s, I went to my elders and began to learn about Can you guess what this is? JH: Where were you raised and what their works. was that experience like? How and when was it used LP: I went to grade school on the JH: How does culture, identity or place in everyday life? Hint: think food. Reservation until I was in the 6th grade, (either tribal or urban) influence your then we moved to Madras, 14 miles work? Submit your guess to south of Warm Springs. This move was LP: My inspiration comes from the [email protected] by 6/30/11. our parent’s idea so the three of us things created by my ancestors in Correct responses will receive a siblings could learn to blend in with the Columbia River Gorge area over the free Museum Experience pass. dominant culture. Our house was a lot past 10,000 years. They etched into the Look for the correct answer in the nicer with plumbing and electricity but rocks images of animals, people and next issue (Summer 2011) of The it was very hard on my mother as she things special to them.
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