Yellow Peril: Reconsidered
1990
Yellow Peril: Reconsidered was a national touring exhibition, curated by Paul Wong. Through historical documentation and critical analysis, the six essays in Yellow Peril: Reconsidered—by Paul Wong, Monika Kin Gagnon, Richard Fung, Larissa Lai, Jean Lum, Anthony Chan, and Midi Onodera—explore the issues related to race and representation which inform photo, film, and video works by twenty-five Asian Canadian artists—Taki Bluesinger, Melanie Boyle, Anthony Chan, Benjamin Chou, Richad Fung, Jay Hirabayashi, Roy Kiyooka, Nobuo Kubota, Laiwan, Daisy Lee, Helen Lee, Brenda Joy Lem, Mary-Ann Lui, Jay Samwald, Chi Chung Mak, Nhan Nguyen, Marlin Oliveros, Midi Onodera, Chick Rice, Ruby Truly, Henry Tsang, Tamio Wakayama, Jim Wong-Chu, Jin-me Yoon, and Sharyn Yuen—and two non-profit organizations—L'Amitie Chinoise de Montreal and Le Videographe.
Artexte
Artexte
Identifier
L0117Call Number
N6545 Y4 1990Extent
72 pages : illustrations ; softcover 28 cmLanguage
ISBN
09694777708Edition
Edition of 2000Place of Publication
Vancouver, BCPublication Type
PrintContributor
Taki Bluesinger, Melanie Fei-Lin Boyle, Benjamin Chou, Chi Chung Mak, Roy Kiyooka, Laiwan, Nhan Duc Nguyen, Henry Tsang, Chick Rice, Tamio Wakyama, Jin-me Yoon, Sharyn Yuen, Jim Wong-Chu, Daisy Lee, Helen Lee, Brenda Joy Lem, Jay Hirabayashi, Nobuo Kubota, Mary-Ann Liu, Jay Samwald, Marlin Oliveros, Ruby Truly, L'Amitié Chinoise de Montréal, Le VidéographeCurator
Paul WongEditor
Paul WongPublisher
On EdgeCollection
grunt gallery LibraryCopyright On Edge, artists, and authors, 1990.