Exhibition dates: April 17 – May 19, 2019
Exhibit Hours: Thursdays – Sundays, 11 am – 4 pm
41 Ross Alley, San Francisco 94108
Opening Reception: April 17, 6-8 pm
Opening night will also present a chair conversation with ALEXANDMUSHI and poetry reading from JiaJing Liu
Additional Programming:
May 4 from 2-3:30 pm Crossing Walls with Astrid Kaemmerling
展覽日期: 4/17 – 5/19
開放時間: 逢星期四至日,上午11時至下午4時
三藩市華埠舊呂宋巷41號
開幕: 4月17日,星期三,晚上6時至8時
開幕當晚也會呈現 ALEXANDMUSHI的座談以及JiaJing Liu的詩朗讀
額外項目:5月4日,星期六,下午2時至3時30分:Astrid Kaemmerling 交叉圍墻
Exhibition dates: April 17 – May 19, 2019
Exhibit Hours: Thursdays – Sundays, 11 am – 4 pm
41 Ross Alley, San Francisco 94108
Opening Reception: April 17, 6-8 pm
Opening night will also present a chair conversation with ALEXANDMUSHI and poetry reading from JiaJing Liu
Additional Programming:
May 4 from 2-3:30 pm Crossing Walls with Astrid Kaemmerling
展覽日期: 4/17 – 5/19
開放時間: 逢星期四至日,上午11時至下午4時
三藩市華埠舊呂宋巷41號
開幕: 4月17日,星期三,晚上6時至8時
開幕當晚也會呈現 ALEXANDMUSHI的座談以及JiaJing Liu的詩朗讀
額外項目:5月4日,星期六,下午2時至3時30分:Astrid Kaemmerling 交叉圍墻
Exhibition dates: April 17 – May 19, 2019
Exhibit Hours: Thursdays – Sundays, 11 am – 4 pm
41 Ross Alley, San Francisco 94108
Opening Reception: April 17, 6-8 pm
Opening night will also present a chair conversation with ALEXANDMUSHI and poetry reading from JiaJing Liu
Additional Programming:
May 4 from 2-3:30 pm Crossing Walls with Astrid Kaemmerling
展覽日期: 4/17 – 5/19
開放時間: 逢星期四至日,上午11時至下午4時
三藩市華埠舊呂宋巷41號
開幕: 4月17日,星期三,晚上6時至8時
開幕當晚也會呈現 ALEXANDMUSHI的座談以及JiaJing Liu的詩朗讀
額外項目:5月4日,星期六,下午2時至3時30分:Astrid Kaemmerling 交叉圍墻
Leymusoom SarangBang Grand Opening
(레이무숨 사랑방 개장 행사 // 六毋神之舍廊房慶典)
41 Ross Artist-in-Residence
The Chinese Culture Center (CCC) proudly presents 41 Ross Artist-in-Residence, an exchange platform for emerging API artists to develop work and expand on community-based practices located in SF’s Chinatown. Headquartered at 41 Ross, the Artist-in-Residence program builds upon CCC’s unique decade-long history in providing a platform for the artists’ experimental, conceptual, and research-based practices in an environment that strikes the balance between foregrounding artistic exploration, working within a cultural community, and promoting exchange amongst wider audiences.
Artists are invited to develop, produce, and present projects in Chinatown while supporting the social and economic recovery in the neighborhood; each artist will also receive mentorship from a CCC alumni artist. The first season of the program will feature artists working in futurist and speculative thinking, feminist discourse, and communal practices.
Follow this page & @41.ross for public programs, behind-the-scenes, and more