IN THIS ISSUE

Up Close With Meet Me at Higo . .pg 3

Memories of Wing Luke . . . . . . . . pg 4

Celebrating Year of the Dragon . . pg 6

Supporter Spotlight. . . . . . . . . . . . pg 7

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Member Newsletter • Spring 2012

Artist Ken Taya with the dragon he created as our 2012 Celebrate Year of the Dragon image. Ken is also one of the artists featured in our new exhibition, Asian American Arcade.

SPRING 20122

Message From the Executive Director

Thank You and WelcomeWelcome to Pankaj Nath, the newest member of our Board of Trustees. At JPMorgan Chase Bank in Seattle, Pankaj is a vice president and banker serving the needs of businesses in

the Puget Sound area, especially those in technology/bio tech as well as companies dealing in international trade. Previously, he held positions at Citi Private Bank and Bank of America. He serves on the organizing committee of Celebrate Asia and has served on the board of the Indian Association of Western Washington, and has volunteered for the Chinese Information and Service Center and Chaya.

Sung Yang has stepped down from his position as Vice President of our Board of Trustees, but will continue to serve as a board member. We appreciate his hard work and dedication and his continuing commitment to the board. Thank you, Sung!

Congratulations to board member Katherine Cheng who has stepped up to an officer position as the new Vice President. Thank you, Katherine, for your leadership!

Please welcome new staff members who recently joined the Museum: Toryan Dixon, Maria Martinez, Doan Nguyen, and Annia Yoshizumi.

Thank you to staff members who concluded their service to the Museum over the course of the past six months: Russel Bareng, Daniel Guan, Suzanne Hu, Ammara Kimso, Howard King, Vi Mar, and Robin Park.

Happy New Year of the Water Dragon! Lunar year 4710 is said to be one of major progress in the realm of diplomatic and global issues, and is a good time to examine the global significance of our daily efforts.

In October I was one of 56 individuals invited to participate in an international seminar in Salzburg, Austria, examining Libraries and Museums in an Era of Participatory Culture. This Salzburg Global

Seminar, supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), gathered cultural leaders from 23 countries to rethink our roles and responsibilities in a time defined by economic disruptions, massive population shifts and the transformation of public expectations for individual cultural participation because of technology.

The Wing was one of three U.S. museums represented, and I was asked to facilitate Culture and Communities, one of the five working groups. I was inspired by the work of each of our global colleagues, including Rudo Sithole, the Director of the International Council of African Museums AFRICOM; Anupam Sah, founder of The Himalayan Society for Heritage and Art Conservation, at Ranibagh, India; and Michelle Hippolete, Kaihautu (Maori leader) of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. As summarized by Gabriela Aidar, from the Sociocultural Inclusion program of the Pinacoteca do Estado de Sao Paulo, Brazil (art museum): “Participation in cultural activities, together with access to them, forms the backbone of human rights pertaining to culture.”

Thank you to the IMLS and congratulations to all in The Wing family for supporting The Wing’s explorations and voyages into uncharted territories. Clearly the world demands that all hands are on deck in the search for human advancement, including our cultural institutions.

On Saturday, January 21, over 1500 people came to The Wing to participate in Lunar New Year activities, our highest visitation day since the Grand Opening in 2008. Warm and grateful thanks for being part of this global journey.

Beth Takekawa, Executive Director

Board Of TrusteesEllen Ferguson, Co-President

Casey Bui, Co-PresidentKatherine Cheng, Vice President

Mimi Gan, SecretaryVictor Mizumori, Treasurer

Gloria Lung Wakayama, Past President

Aileen BalahadiaBruce Brundige

Sai ChaleunphonhNanette FokJamie Ford

Misun Chung GerrickBruce Hayashi

Judd LeePatricia Norikane Logerwell

Paul MarJoAnn Mills Marshall

Pankaj NathJill Nishi

Savitha PathiDiane Sugimura

Judy TobinSung Yang

StaffEthelyn Abellanosa

Roldy Ablao IIJanet AviadoJosie BaltanElizabeth BlyVivian Chan

David Chattin-McNicholsAmy Chinn

Cassie ChinnMonica Day

Toryan DixonBob FisherJohn Hom

Suzanne HuKaren Kajiwara

Michael KanNam Keo

Michelle Reiko KumataJennie Fong Ly

Donna MaJennifer Maines

Charlene Mano ShenLuie Marcotte

Maria MartinezDoan NguyenHanh PhamMario Pilapil

Jeannette RodenJessica RubenackerElizabeth Shaiken

Margaret SuStacey SwanbyBeth Takekawa

Troy TsuchikawaDonald Wong

Mikala WoodwardAnnia Yoshizumi

Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience

719 South King StreetSeattle WA, 98104Phone: (206) 623-5124

Website: www.wingluke.org

Winter 2012 NewsletterCover Photo: Ken Taya, courtesy WLM

Layout Design by:Collin Kwan Design

Pankaj Nath

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Up Close With...Meet Me at Higo: An Enduring Story of a Japanese American FamilyExhibition on display through May 27, 2012Book by Ken Mochizuki, available in The Wing Marketplace

Aya and Masa Murakami, former owners of the Higo 10 Cents Store in Seattle’s Nihonmachi (Japantown), taught a fourth grade class at the Minidoka concentration camp. As one of their assignments, they asked students to write autobiographies. Transcribed exactly as written (even with misspellings and grammar mistakes), these writings provide samples of candid reflections by children during the war. The following are excerpted from the Meet Me at Higo book.

Auto-Biography of Ayako Jean FujiiI was born in Seattle Washington on

November 17, 1933 at Columbus Hospital at 10:A.M. I am the second child in the family. I have no brothers but two sisters. One is smaller than I am and the other is older than I.

My father was working in his factory making soda-pops.

When I was 7 months old my teeth started to come up. When I was a little older I used to get into mischief many times.

Then I soon went to kindergarten. My teacher’s name was Miss Waterhouse. She was very kind and I liked her. Then I went to 1st 2nd 3rd & 4th grade. I had many friends that I used to play with. Some were Shizuko, Sakiye, Barbara,

Tamaye and many others.I went to Vancouver, Bremerton and

some more places. We used to have fun at our school

playing catch, dogde ball, tag & having races.

Then we had to evacuate. We packed our things from morning till late in the night. About 8: A.M. we started to go to Puyallup on May 1st.

The school in Puyallup wasn’t very bad. First in the morning was language and next was athletics etc.

Then 4 months later we boarded the train on September 1st. Then we came to Idaho! How different Idaho is compared to Puyallup!

The houses here are much different because they have steps & a hall way. I got to know many new friends here some are Masae, Miriam, Frances, Mitsuye & other friends.

We had 5 or 6 teachers. The first teacher was Miss Yorozu next was Miss Ikeda etc.

The scenery here is just sagebrush – sagebrush all surrounding us.

When I grow big I plan to be an office girl.

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We bid a fond farewell to retiring staff members Vi Mar and Howard King. Vi Mar founded and began operating Chinatown Discovery Tours in 1985. Thanks to Vi’s generous donation of her business to The Wing, Chinatown Discovery Tours has been a program of the Museum since 2007. Through it, the Museum has been able to share the rich history, diverse cultures and small businesses of the Chinatown-International District with thousands of visitors each year. Significantly, Chinatown Discovery Tours has been of critical importance in helping the Museum sustain its operations, both today and into the future. While neither Vi nor Howard will be leading tours at the Museum any longer, they will continue to remain active in the community.

Vi and Howard: Enjoy your upcoming worldwide traveling adventures!

Bon Voyage to Vi and Howard

First page of autobiography by Ayako Jean Fujii, 1943. Murakami Family Collection, Wing Luke Museum

The fourth grade class taught by Aya and Masa Murakami pose for a June 1943 class photo at Minidoka. Murakami Family Collection, Wing Luke Museum Howard King and Vi Mar

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Memories of Wing LukeCommemorating the 50th Anniversary of Wing Luke’s Election to the Seattle City Council (1962)

In our last The Wing Newsletter, we asked you to send us your memories and impressions of Wing Luke. Thank you for your responses. Below are some excerpts:

Yes, I knew Wing Luke! I met him while a student at the U. W. in the early 1950s... He was older, perhaps in law school then.

How thrilled I was to receive a recent fundraising letter from the museum which told me more about Wing, such as overcoming his unhappy early school experiences to end up class president at Roosevelt High School, which I did know. I hadn’t realized (until I challenged a journalist who wrote about him) that he was born and spent his early years in China. Because of his references to the family grocery and laundry, I assumed he was born in Seattle. Maybe those early years in China helped explain his personality,

which to me seemed different than might be the case with a first generation Chinese American. I am amazed that I did not know he was a veteran of WW2.

I attended a party with him once when he was an Assistant Attorney General, and did my first political campaigning when he ran for Seattle City Council. How proud we all were when he won! (How could I have forgotten that he was the FIRST person of color elected? I did know that he was the 1st Asian American. Apparently it was later that Sam Smith became the first black to be elected.) What a tragedy that Wing died so young. Who knows what he might have accomplished. What a tribute to him to have the Wing Luke Museum. And I think he would have been very pleased to see it in its present location and its

From Our Collections:What is This?

Can you guess what this is?How and why was it used?

Hint: Is featured in our new I Am Filipino exhibit.

Submit your guess along with your name, mailing address and email address to jbaltan@wingluke.org. Correct responses will be sent a free Museum Experience pass in the mail. Look for the correct answer in the next issue (Summer 2012) of The Wing Newsletter.

Answer from the last issue (Summer 2011): A pill roller from the State Drug Store on 12th and Jackson once owned by the Tsutsumoto family. The pills are formed when the top brass grooves move over the bottom brass grooves.

Continued from page 3

Auto-biography of Shokichi TokitaI was born on March 23, 1934 at

Beacon Hill, Seattle, Wash. I was the first child to be born. I have 2 brothers and 3 sisters.

My parents worked at a hotel named Cadillac Hotel. My mother said that we earned a lot of money there at the hotel.

When I was a baby I fell down the stairs. Some time I fell off the bed. When I was fives years old I went to kindergarten.

Then I got friends with other children. Some of my friends were Yoshio, George, and Jerry.

Most of the Sundays we went on to the beach when it was hot. Some time I swam. It was a lot of fun to go swimming but now I cannot go!

After I graduated from kindergarten I went to first grade, then to second grade third and then 4th grade. After the war started we evacuated to Puyallup. Puyallup was the place where there was a fair. There were bobed wires all around the camp.

There were towers on all three sides of the camp, and soldiers were guarding us all day and night.

We went there on May first and came to Idaho September first.

First time I came here I didn’t know there were blocks, but I knew there were

forty-four blocks. Each block there are 12 barracks. I live in block 38, barrack 8, rooms e and f. I do not have much friends over here.

I had more friends over at the Seattle school.

The teachers name was Sister Marcol. She was a very good and kind teacher. I liked her very much.

At Idaho the scenery is very pretty. When the sun goes down the sky is beautiful. There is a canal and in the canal you can fish.When I grow up I plan to be a business man or a baseball player.

Through family photographs, letters, diary entries, newspaper articles and interviews along with autobiographies of other Japanese Americans, the Meet Me at Higo exhibition and accompanying book chronicles the Murakami family story over nearly 100 years, from the first generation (Issei) experience of arriving in America through the incarceration experience. It also captures the rise and decline of Nihonmachi with recent community efforts to revitalize the neighborhood. The Meet Me at Higo book, written by Ken Mochizuki, is available for purchase in The Marketplace at The Wing.

Continued on page 5 Wing Luke portrait for campaign materials, 1962.

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focus on the Asian Pacific American experience.

– Elizabeth Jallie Bagshaw

We were students at the University of Washington at the same time, the late 1940s and the early 1950s... Actually, that is one reason I became a Charter Member of the Wing Luke Museum… to pay tribute to someone I admired on campus, all those years ago. He was capable, hard working, friendly and possessed a good sense of humor.

Wing and I were “classmates,” but in the same way thousands of other UW students were: people who saw each other regularly on campus and in student activities. Frankly, my first memory of him was the clever cartooning Wing created for the campus newspaper the Daily and the campus humor magazine (then) Columns… Wing was good – in finding humor and portraying it cleverly and well.

In checking with copies of the UW yearbook the Tyee, further reminders arose. In the 1949 Tyee, Wing was listed as one of the twelve “Junior Class Prominents,” with these words: “In addition to cartooning for Columns and the Daily, WING LUKE somehow found time for Purple Shield, ASUW Publications, public relations and social events committees … and duties as Sophomore Class and YMCA presidents.”

It sounds like Wing clearly was a student leader and someone you would like to know, doesn’t it? I wish I had been able to know him even better.

– Robert B. Edgers, University of Washington, Class of 1952

In the early 1950s, Wing Luke worked as a clerk in the Acquisitions Dept. at the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Library. I worked in Cataloging next door. During the time we were at Agriculture, Wing and I had lunch together in the Agriculture Cafeteria often.

One of the things that Wing did while he was at Agriculture was to create cartoons for the Agriculture in-house newspaper. The Dept. of Agriculture was kind enough to make microfilm available of the time period that Wing was working there. When I looked at the microfilm, I found at least two cartoons that Wing created for the paper. That microfilm should be in the Wing Luke Museum. Wing’s association with the U.S. Congressman from his district made it possible for one of my friends to write a speech for the Congressman. There are memories from fifty years ago.

– Masse Bloomfield

In 1955, I was a graduate student in Political Science at The University of Washington. I chose to write a paper on the election of Wing to the Seattle City Council. I interviewed Wing several times and was impressed by his motivation and qualification to enter public life, an inspiration to me personally and racial minority citizens in general. I saw his election as a breakthrough for racial minorities wanting to enter public life.

– Bruce Y. Dong

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A Farewell to Ark G. Chin

In November, The Wing and the greater community lost a dear friend, Ark G. Chin. He was a leader, philanthropist, and mentor to many. Ark and Wing Luke were in the “Young Turks” together in the mid 1950s, a group that were the first generation of Chinese Americans with roots in the community who were bilingual, educated and inventing a hybrid of old and new ideas to bring the Chinese American community into a modern next level. We will miss Ark very much.

Wing Luke in his World War II uniform.

Wing Luke showing his father and mother telegrams. Sister Bettie holds sign. Photo taken after winning primaries. March 14, 1962

L to R: Ark G. Chin, Ruby Chow, Benjamin Woo; kneeling, Warren Chan and Wing Luke with model of Chinatown Lantern.

SPRING 20126

Celebrating Year of the DragonAlthough dragons are sometimes depicted as adversaries of mankind, dragons in Asian culture represent good fortune, power and majesty. In the Chinese zodiac, for instance, it is revered as the highest-ranking animal in the Chinese animal hierarchy and is the only mythological animal represented out of the 12 animals.

Dragon years: 1904, 1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012

Characteristics of people born in Year of the Dragon: brave, honest, passionate, confident, generous, enthusiastic, and quick-tempered.

Dragons are free spirits that prefer to live by their own rules. They are ambitious and driven, colorful and flamboyant. They are generous in helping others but have a strong sense of self-sufficiency and rarely ask others for help. They like working alone and are self-assured and fearless in the face of challenges.

Famous dragons: Al Pacino, Orlando Bloom, Reese Witherspoon, John Lennon, Sandra Bullock, Jeremy Lin, and Bruce Lee.

FESTIVITIES AT THE WINGLunar New Year Day was on January 23rd this year, and The Wing celebrated with an opening celebration on Saturday, January 21st. That day, we were pleased to welcome a record 1500 brave visitors who overcame melting snow and slush to take part in our festivities! It was followed by another record-breaking Saturday at the annual neighborhood Lunar New Year festival. A big thank you to all who came and celebrated with us!

Lunar New Year at The WingIf you haven’t had a chance to come yet, it’s not too late. Through the end of March, The Wing is still featuring:

• Daily Lunar New Year tours – our historic hotel and neighborhood tours with a special Lunar New Year twist.

• Kids Scavenger Hunt – explore The Wing to find all 12 horoscope animals’ prints and win a prize!

• Year of the Dragon Coloring Contest - COLOR TO WIN! Anyone can submit an entry but must be 12 and under to be eligible for judging. To download the coloring contest, visit www.wingluke.org/2012newyear.

Stir-fried Sugar Snaps with Shiitake MushroomsYoung sugar snaps are perfect for stir-frying because the fast cooking accentuates their natural sweetness and crisp delicacy. Mushrooms grow quickly and are a popular dish for their auspicious meaning of swift prosperity for Chinese New Year.

1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon chicken broth1 tablespoon Shao Hsing rice wine or dry

sherry 2 teaspoons soy sauce3 tablespoon peanut or vegetable oil1 tablespoon minced ginger8 medium fresh shiitake, stems removed and

caps quartered (about 4 ounces)8 ounces sugar snap peas, strings removed

(about 2 1/2 cups)1/2 teaspoon

salt

1. In a small bowl combine 1/4 cup of the broth, rice wine, and soy sauce.2. Heat a 14-inch flat-bottomed wok or 12-inch skillet over high heat until a bead of water vaporizes within 1 to 2 seconds of contact. Swirl in 2 tablespoons of the oil, add the ginger, and stir-fry 10 seconds or until the ginger is fragrant. Add the mushrooms and stir-fry 30 seconds or until they have absorbed all the oil. Swirl the broth mixture into the wok, cover, and cook 30 seconds to 1 minute or until about only about 1 tablespoon of broth remains. Swirl in the remaining 1 tablespoon oil, add the sugar snaps, sprinkle on the salt, and stir-fry 1 minute or until the sugar snaps are bright green. Swirl the remaining 1 tablespoon broth into the wok, and stir-fry 30 seconds to 1 minute or until the sugar snaps are just crisp-tender. Serves 4 as a vegetable side dish.

Copyright © Grace Young 2010, “Stir-Frying to the Sky’s Edge,” All Rights Reserved.

2012 Year of the Dragon Coloring Contest

grand Prize: $1,500 Photo Package, $100 Toy Gift Certificate, and more!PLUS 12 additional winners chosen from four age groups!

Artist’s age

Date of visit to The Wing.

To be filled out by Museum staff.

FESTIVITIES AT HOMEA perfect way to start off 2012 in your kitchen, the following recipe is from the award-winning cookbook, Stir-Frying to the Sky’s Edge, by Grace Young. Grace is also included in our From Fields to Family exhibit.

Stir-Frying to the Sky’s Edge, winner of the James Beard Foundation’s Best International Cookbook Award, is a comprehensive guide to the art of stir-frying. Filled with a wealth of instruction, cultural history, personal experiences and hard-earned advice, this is the first and only Chinese cookbook to describe the optimal approaches for stir-frying meat poultry, fish, shellfish, vegetables, rice and noodles.

A big thank you to author Grace Young for hand-picking this recipe and letting us feature it. The Stir-Frying to the Sky’s Edge cookbook is available for purchase at The Wing’s Marketplace. Great for novice and experienced cooks alike!

Left: Congressman Jim McDermott welcome the Lions at The Wing’s Lunar New Year opening celebration. Right: Visitors get up close with a dancing Lion inside The Wing.

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Special Thanks To Our 2011 ContributorsWith great appreciation, The Wing acknowledges the following supporters for calendar year 2011. Thank you for making sure that Asian Pacific American stories are heard, remembered, and brought to life. (*Indicates Charter Member).

Leadership Circle Historymaker $10,000+(formerly Historymakers

Circle)Ellen L. Ferguson*Abraham M. S. Goo and

Shin Quon Goo*Debbie Killinger*Jim Lintott and May Liang*Paul Mar*Paul and Craig MurakamiBeth Takekawa and

Tony To*Milt Wu*

Leadership Circle Visionary $5,000-$9,999(formerly Visionary Circle) Adamucci Family*Nancy D. Alvord*Anonymous*Matthew N. Clapp, Jr.Jill Nishi and

Howard NakaseNancy Skinner Nordhoff Judith M. Tobin and

Michael Baker*Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and

Brady Wakayama*

Leadership Circle Innovator $2,500-$4,999(formerly Leadership Circle) Ethelyn C. Abellanosa and

Paul Facchini*

Anonymous Bernie and Wendy Aquino*Paul Bock*Jon and Bobbe Bridge*Bruce Brundige and

Grace Tazuma*Sai and

Debbie Chaleunphonh*Kenneth and Amy ChinnSteve Davis and

Bob Evans*Jamie and Leesha FordSally and Dick HenriquesJoAnn Mills MarshallTomoko and Koji Matsuno,

In Honor of Tomoko, Koji, Mineko & Magumi Matsuno*

Ken and Nancy Prichard*Eve PsaltiAnn Ramsay-JenkinsSunny Speidel*Ann P. WyckoffAnn Wyman*Deehan Wyman*

Leadership Circle $1,000-$2,499 (formerly President’s Circle)Patricia Akiyama and

David LarsenMollie and Carl AlbrechtAnonymous*Aileen Balahadia and

Michael Panlasigui*Teresita Batayola and

Dionnie DionisioTobias Bright Casey and Allison Bui*

The Honorable Tim Burgess

Katherine Cheng and Ron Nelson*

Tony and Mary Pat ChengWinnie Chin*Hing, Jane and

Desiree Chinn*Mayme Chinn*Wallace and Deanna ChinnMartha C. Choe*Charles R. Denny and

Alison D. Harris Advised Fund

Jackie Der and Alan Painter*

Bruce and Dolores Dong*Anne Fennessy and

David Moseley*Nanette Fok and

Brad Tong*Kai FujitaMimi Gan and

Everett Billingslea*Mimi and Bill Gates*Misun Chung Gerrick and

Christopher Gerrick*Jodi Green and

Mike HalperinChuck and Brenda HandleyMalcolm and Karen HarrisJames and Joy HerefordPaul and Mary Hosoda*Ajay and Julie Jindal*Shannon and Dan JostPassion Isara Julinsey*Manami Kano Richard and Helen Kay*Jan and Henry Kumasaka*

Helen L. LangLinda R. Larson and

B. Gerald Johnson*Amanda and Judd LeeCharlene and Jerry LeeJean LeeLinda Lee*Lisa LeeDr. Paul Liao and

Mrs. Mei-Yea LiaoFlora Ling and Paul Sturm*Kenneth and Michelle LoDon and

Pat Norikane Logerwell*Donna Lou and

Peter Bladin*Dr. Ted and Joyce LoveDouglas Mar and Patty LeeSusan L. MarJames P. McGough*Victor and Stacy Mizumori*Kemi Nakabayashi and

Jim Norton*Curtis and

Charlene Nakayama*Jonathan NicholsonFrank and Haru NishimuraGrace NordhoffRobert and Marian Ohashi*Carlos and Loretta Orpilla*Doug and Noriko PalmerRon Pascho and

Jackie Hutchinson*Savitha Reddy Pathi*Mary PigottAlan and

Andrea Rabinowitz*Carolyn C. ReesSteve and Paula Reynolds*

Sharon Sobie Seymour and David Seymour*

Jon and Mary Shirley*Dolores Sibonga*Jasmit Singh and

Molina Kaur KochharDiane and Rich Sugimura*Richard and

Sharon Sundberg*Christina Tai and

Theo Baird*Mark Takagi and

Connie RiccaJean E. Takekawa*Ina Goodwin TateuchiPatricia J. True*Herbert Tsuchiya*Doug and Maggie Walker*Maiko Winkler-Chin and

Tyler ChinMelanie R. Wojtulewicz and

Tony Crowe*Edwin Wong*Rick Wong and

Leanne Nishi-WongStewart Wong and

Thom Harrington*York and Paula Wong*Barbara Yasui*George and Irma YenLarry T. Yok*Marge Young and

John Young*Erin Younger and

Ed Liebow*

Gallery Supporter $500-$999AnonymousK. Chester and Sue ChenChuck and Chris Chinn*Raymond and Ling Chinn*Wilton and Paula Chinn*Elizabeth Choy and

James Lobsenz*Monica, Stephen, Rachel

and Thomas Day*Mary and James DunnamCora Edmonds and

Phil CreanGail Grinnell and

Ben WildmanShuko Y. Hara*Bruce Hayashi and

Kari Schlechten*Natalie Hayashida Ong and

Albert Y. OngJames HickmanSuzanne M. Hittman*Shirley Hune and

Kenyon S. Chan*Alice Ito and

Bob Shimabukuro*Paul and

Miyoko KawaguchiCarolyn Kelly*Timothy and Molly KernsJames and

Christina LockwoodClifford J. Louie and

Patti Shimomura*Barry and Teresa LukeWilliam L. Malcomson*Jim McDermottPatricia and

Douglas NikaitaniKathleen O’ConnorConnie Okada*Joy R. ShigakiDonald SirkinWilliam F. Waye*Losa Wong and Larry Mar,

In Honor of Paul Mar*Ron and Carolyn Woodard

$100-$499Elly AdelmanVirginia AndersonD. Elizabeth Anderson and

Lloyd HaraAsian Counseling &

Referral ServiceMartin Baker and

Donna KlemkaFrank S. BayleyRobert J. Bertch and

Mary H. BertchAnonymous Jeff and Diana Birkett

RakowMasse and Fay BloomfieldPamela and Raul BorromeoWarren and Nobie ChanJeanne Chang and

Mark YuasaNancy F. ChapmanNancy Y. ChengGeorge CheungBenjamin and

Kerry Lung Chew and Family

Wilson Chin and Tina Young

Chuck Ming Chin

Kathleen with her great-grandfather’s samovar, which he purchased when he worked for a Chinese furnishing store in 1904, during the Chinese Exclusion Act. It was the only job he could find in Los Angeles at the time so he could support his family.

Supporter Spotlight:In Our CommunityKathleen O’Connor Passions, like stories, are meant to be shared. Kathleen O’Connor, a Gallery Supporter donor at The Wing, has plenty of both, and she’s not afraid to share them with others. The Museum is one of her passions, and she brought fellow members of The Rainier Club’s Literary Committee on our Bitter and Sweet Tour, the official tour for the best-selling novel, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet. Over twenty people came and for about half the group, it was their first time visiting the Chinatown International District. In a recent note, Kathleen tells us exactly what The Wing means to her:

I keep thinking why I love Wing Luke Museum so much. What I love about it--it fits my Irish heritage. It’s a scrappy/feisty little museum with a big heart. The love of the cultures is palpable. And the honor and love

of what all these many immigrants had to do to come here, endure here, make it here, and finally call home here despite how they were treated. [Learning about] my Irish heritage and all the NINA signs (No Irish Need Apply) makes me incredibly sensitive to what other brave immigrants endured--when we had funny names and a strange religion (Catholic) and were poor as beggars, even though we shared the same skin color. I had hesitated to use the term ‘scrappy’ before, because I did not want to diminish the work of The Wing. But that is what The Wing is--a gracious, insistent line in the sand: “These are my peoples. They deserve our honor.” So, there. That’s what I really think! I hope those words do not offend

you. You have my complete and total respect for what you do! Keep telling your stories.

Thank you for your enthusiastic and heartfelt support of the Museum, Kathleen!

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2011 INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT $100,000 and aboveFord Foundation*The Kresge Foundation*ArtPlace

$50,000-$99,999Institute of Museum and Library

Services*TargetCity of Seattle

$25,000-$49,9994CultureThe Paul G. Allen Family

Foundation*ArtsFundJPMorgan ChaseMetLife FoundationThe Atsuhiko and Ina Goodwin

Tateuchi Foundation*USDA Forest Service*

$10,000-$24,999The Boeing CompanyCenturyLinkCity of Seattle Office of Arts &

Cultural AffairsComcast Foundation*

Historic South DowntownINS Holdings* KeyBank FoundationNational Park Service*Peach FoundationSeattle Department of

Neighborhoods Neighborhood Matching Fund

The Seattle FoundationWashington State Arts

Commission

$5,000-$9,999Central Children’s Charities, Inc.Hugh and Jane Ferguson

FoundationHumanities WashingtonState Farm Insurance U.S. Bancorp Foundation

Up to $4,999City of Seattle Office of

Economic DevelopmentDavid Woods Kemper

FoundationKUOW 94.9 FM Olson Kundig ArchitectsAnonymous

*part of a multi-year commitment

Ying H. and Anne Y. ChinGerard ChinnCassie and Paul Kelly Christopher Chow and

Stephen ThaneJoel ChusidCarrie Cihak and

George LovellHarriett and Halley Cody

and Harvey SadisMs. Barbara CorriganCarolee DanzGordon DavidsonAlicia Fung DavisNelson Dong and

Diane WongGeorge and Anne EgglerBill C. and Alpha J. M. EngDexter and Alice EngCalvin T. EngEvelyn A. FerroGeoff and Amanda FrohMichael and

Marion Fukuma, In Memory of Winston G. Chin

Esther FurugoriHelen M. GambleThomas GoldsteinE.J. Gong and

Susan ByrnesMary Ann Midori GotoRon Omori and Susan

Greer-OmoriCapital Campaign

Consutlants, Inc.Gary and Sandee HamataniRobert HamataniFumiko HayashidaHenry H. Hirano and

Tomi T. HiranoGordon and Sara HodgeKari S. Hofer and

Larry W. HoferJohn HomValerie Chinn and John

HomTom T. and Sallie S.

HoshisakiDr. Julie Y. HungarChris Hurley and

Marlys EricksonAudrey Hwang and Joel IngDean and Cindy Ikeda

Special Thanks To Our 2011 ContributorsPat and Doug IkegamiVera and Joey IngMelvin Y. InouyeThe Honorable

Daniel Inouye and Irene Hirano Inouye

Raymond IshiiSol and Virginia IsraelSally JewellGary Johnson and Karen

KoNan JohnstonMiriam M. Jue, in memory

of Ted Wah JueDella JungEllen KahanGeorge and Lily KajiwaraMariko Kakiuchi and

Tom VoelkDoug and Barbara KanayaAnne Katahira and Chance

Sims, In Honor of Miyo Katahira

Nancy B. Kehrli and Wiley A. Kehrli

Marilyn KiharaAtsushi Kiuchi and

Beverly KiuchiSenator Adam Kline and

Judge Laura MiddaughElaine I. Ko and John FozShiro KunimatsuRuthann Kurose and

Nathan RothmanLaura and Him Mark LaiShelly and Craig LangleyIck-Whan Lee and

Qwihee P. LeeMartha LeeLindy and Helen LeoWilma LewNora LiuLiLi Liu and Ken HueyBetty LockMaxine and Lily LooMike and Colleen LoughranDavid LouieCoughlin Porter LundeenCollin Madden and

Deanna Leung-MaddenSharon MaedaSteve MarJames and Ida MarKelly Mason

Gary MatsudairaLarry Blackstock and

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Kit Loo*Marcia RogersKathryn Rood, in honor of

Reni KaoJosephine Root*Sue RoseJessica RubenackerWilliam K. RutledgeJanice C. Sakai*Shiuko Sakai*Christopher SalatkaAurora SantiagoTheresa T. SasakiJane SavardPia SaxtonHelen C. SchlichtePaul SchlossmanDave SchmitzAdam SeidBarret SeiferElizabeth Shaiken*Albert ShenDeryl ShieldsRie ShintaniStephen ShojiM.L. Shukis*Elsie Simon*Steven D. Smith*Julie SotomuraLisa M. Staley*Virginia I. Stave*Phil StoiberLea Maeda SugimuraAlan Sugiyama*Pei Pei Sung*Karen SutherlandKaren Suzuki OkabeStacey SwanbyEbony-Azizi SyllaRichard and

Hideko TachibanaMarianne Tada*Mariko Takagi-KitayamaElsie Leilani Taniguchi*Andrea K. Taylor and

Kevin TaylorMichael ThompsonSharyne Shiu ThorntonBryon TokunagaRoxanne TopacioConstance Trowbridge*Troy Tsuchikawa*Marcia Usui*Judith S. Van PraagSharon VersteegBeverly WagnerJonathan Wakuda FischerPatti Warashina*Diane WarshalMs. Corrine Wilkinson*Andrew Wilks*Paris WilliamsDorice WolfromJudy WongShawn and Erin Wong*Liana WooGay WoodsMikala WoodwardMiriam WorksThe Honorable

Glenn H. YamahiroStephen YaoKathy Eng YeeIsoko Yoshihara*Roberta Yoshimura and

Roger MizumoriKaren YoshitomiAnnia YoshizumiShirley S. YovinoNobuo Yutani*

National Friend $55Tom and Kiyomi Takekawa*Henry Yu

Tribute GiftsIn Memory ofGene Akutsu: Marge Young

and John YoungPhoebe Bock: Paul Bock,

Wang Y. Yung and Leslie G. Lum

C. Borawick and L. Kyle: John Borawick and Carolyn E. Kyle

Marthalessie Brundige: Sharon Chin and Harry Yoke Lim Chin

Kimie Burleson: Hugh L. Burleson

Albert Chan: Linda and

James CaywoodArk Chin: Bruce and Janice

Abe; Bachtel Property Management, Inc.; Jon and Bobbe Bridge; Winnie Chin; Wilson Chin and Tina Young; Dexter and Alice Eng; Sally Jewell; Jon Ten Corporation; Ann M. Kawasaki Romero; Calvin and Ruth Locke; Bettie Luke; NW Asian Weekly Foundation; Ronald and Charlotte Oshiro; Lucy Sato; Katsumi and Terrie Tanino; Xuan-Trang Tran-Thien; Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and Brady Wakayama; Cindy Gok and Brian Wong; Tek H. Wong; Marge Young and John Young

Byron Chinn: Mayme Chinn; Vera and Joey Ing; Dorothy Wright Vaio

Hing and Mary Chinn: Rick and Betty Chinn

Kenneth and Amy Chinn’s Parents: Kenneth and Amy Chinn

Nellie Chinn Woo: Chuck Ming Chin; Chuck and Chris Chinn; Raymond and Ling Chinn; Tony and Frances Chinn; Mel Chinn and Jane McKinley-Chinn; CHP International, Inc.; Bill C. and Alpha J.M. Eng; Evelyn A. Ferro; Linda Sue Frazier; James Hickman; Jade Chinn and Jeffery King; Carmelo and Suzanne Maldonado; Vi Mar and Howard King; Tek H. Wong; Ginlin Woo; Wilma C. Woo; George and Martha Wu

Ping Chow: Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and Brady Wakayama

Nancy E. Cox: Dan and Andrea Gallagher

William and June Eng: Wilma Lew

Yue Eng: Jeffrey A. Saul and Lily Eng

Hugh Ferguson: Marge Young and John Young

Tats Ferugori: Gilbert Hirabayashi

Albert Franco: Toby FrancoJohn Furugori: Esther

FurugoriCynthia J. Gould: Gertrude

JoneSaudiyuku Habu: Robert B.

EdgersTrude Hayashi: Ed HayashiFumi Inouye: Joan and

Michael DayJohn and Lillian Ishii: Mary

L. Ishii-Anderson and Bret D. Anderson

Ted Wah Jue: Miriam M. JueShiro Kashino: Bev KashinoLinda Kashiwasi: Royal and

Sachiko DomingoRuth Kudo: Bud and

Charlene Ishida; Curtis and Charlene Nakayama

Val Laigo: Austreberta G. Laigo

Andrew H. Lee: Rachel Baker; Henrietta Cottingham; Dennis Fields; Virginia Flanagan; Jean Lee; Carol Lee; Robert Lubin; Joyce and Steven Suzuki

James Han Locke: Marge Young and John Young

Jimmy Locke: Betty LockAh Suey Look: Mabel L. EngKum Luke: Anne KoSteve Luke: Anne Ko; Barry

and Teresa LukeWing Luke: Dave and Chris

TowneLaurie Malcolmson: Claudia

Alvarenga Beech; Joyce Aoyama and Octavio Rosales; Leona Beech; Nancy F. Chapman; Barbara Corrigan; Margery and Peter Gerard; Nancy B. Kehrli and Wiley A. Kehrli; William Malcomson; Barbara McHargue; Yosh and Sue Nakagawa; M.H. Schumacher

Hughie Mar: Anonymous

Yoshie Yanagihara Matsunaga: Keiko L. Yanagihara

Tom and Kazue Matsuoka: Duane and Rulee Matsuoka Stallman and Family

Aya, Kay and Masa Murakami: Paul and Craig Murakami

Bobby, Gordon and Edward Ohashi: Robert and Marian Ohashi

Yoshito and Takayo Okada: Connie Okada

Henry Osterman: Susie Osterman

Ralph Emil Raihala: Shelly D.E. Raihala

Robert S. Sato: Lucy SatoMrs. Tochiko Sekiguchi:

Hajime and Michiko HirataCraig Shimabukuro: Annette

NelsonTazu Suzuki: Takao and

Ruth M. AokiTohachi and Mikayo Suzuki:

Hiroshi and Teresa SuzukiDutch and Rae Takekawa:

Miyuki Hanada and Judith A. Koh; Irene Tanabe

Rae Matsuoka and Yutaka Dutch Takekawa: Reiko Taguchi Sumada; Melanie R. Wojtulewicz and Tony Crowe

Carolyn Tanagi: Carolyn’s BPA colleagues in Portland, Seattle and Spokane ; Rhys Matthew Farren and Sharon Suyama Farren; Leslie T. Kitamura and Linna M. Kitamura; Kathy Suyama; Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and Brady Wakayama; Victoria Terao

Alexander and Julia To: Dr. Ted and Joyce Love

Yoshio Tomita: Daisy TomitaDorothy Tsuboi: Paul W.B.

ChanCharles and Mary Ham

Wing: Marci L. Wing and Jeff Robbins

Wing D. Wong: Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and Brady Wakayama

Ben Woo: Diane MorganChun Lan Woo: Lorraine LeeMary Luke Woo: Jimmie

Brannum and Edward S. Brannum; Chuck and Chris Chinn; Bill C. and Alpha J.M. Eng; The Goon Family; Vera and Joey Ing; Marilyn Kihara; George and Lillian Kiuchi; Jan and Henry Kumasaka; Wilma Lew; David Lundeen and Marilyn Mar-Lundeen; Joice Y. Masuda; Trish Morton; Robert and Helen Saito; Shuzo and Alice Takeuchi; Jean O. Woo; Marge Young and John Young; G. James Yuasa; Luke Family Association/Ho Nam Association

Lien Yu and Yin Hwa Ho: Liang Ho

Vern Zern: Anne Ko

In Honor ofRon Chew: Suzanne M.

HittmanEd Chinn: Wilton and Paula

ChinnJackie Der: Jackie Der and

Alan PainterNanette Fok and Brad Tong:

Daron TongJamie Ford: The Book

Circles at Solivita, FloridaMiyoko Kaneta: N. Dianne

YatsuSerene Kao: Kathryn RoodBettie Luke: Kazuo and

Kiyo OnoMrs. Diane B. Luke: Barry

and Teresa LukeJames McGough: Benjamin

McGoughKazuto and Erabu Mikami:

Kris V.L. MikamiPioneer Nisei Teachers of

Seattle: Nathalie GehrkeJohn and Polly Shigaki: Joy

R. ShigakiTomo Shoji: Martha BriceFrieda Takamura: Dannielle

Special Thanks To Our 2011 Contributors

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2012 Dinner & AuctionCelebrate Year of the Dragon!

Saturday, March 17, 2012The Westin Seattle

We look forward to celebrating with you at this magical evening!

Buy tickets and for more info: www.wingluke.org/2012auction

LeavertonBing Tso: Bing Tso and

Janet GwilymIsabella Yen: Elizabeth Jallie

BagshawBetty Noji Yoshitake: Nancy

K. Hevly

In Celebration of John Bechwith’s Birthday:

Bettie LukeFumiko Hayashida’s

100th Birthday: Ellen L. Ferguson; Natalie Hayashida Ong and Albert Y. Ong

Cecil and Hazel Leung’s 50th Anniversary: Valerie Chinn and John Hom

Virginia Sue Mar’s 70th Birthday: Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and Brady Wakayama

Judy Tobin’s Birthday: Ellen L. Ferguson; James and Christina Lockwood

Milt Wu’s 88th Birthday: Chok and Betty Toy

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and Wine BarAlaska AirlinesMollie & Carl AlbrechtAlki Kayak ToursJill AllynàMaurice CellarsAmazon.com/

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CompanyCanlis RestaurantCappy’s Boxing GymCaruh Salon and SpaLaura CastellanosVirginia CauseyMalPina ChanPauline Chardoul-Sutter,

LMPChateau Ste Michelle

WineryChef John Howie

RestaurantsChefShop.comLolan Lo ChengDale Chihuly/Chihuly StudioJanine Chinn/Janine’s

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Grill & Beer GardenMuseum Quality Framing in

MagnoliaMira NakashimaCurtis and Charlene

NakayamaPaul Neal and Steven

HamiltonJennifer NeradEugene NesterDorothy NgThu NguyenGeorge and Betty NomuraNancy Skinner NordhoffRonald Normandeau/

Anthropos GalleryKemi Nakabayashi and Jim

NortonNorthwest Outdoor CenterNovelty Hill Januik Winery/

Mike JanuikOba ProjectOh! ChocolateRobert OhashiYuji and Angie OkumotoOyster BayPassion Flower DesignsSavitha Reddi PathiPerrin & FilsTommer PetersonEric PettigrewPlasteel FramesPrecept Wine Brands

Pyramid BreweriesRegence BlueShieldKay Rood, FramerMichael RyanBritt RynearsonQFC – Renton HighlandsChiyo SanadaSaviah CellarsSeattle Children’s TheatreSeattle International Film

FestivalSeattle MarinersSeattle Sounders FCSeattle Wine AwardsSebris Busto JamesJune SekiguchiRoger ShimomuraJudy ShintaniPreston SingletaryEvert SodergrenAki SogabeSouth China Perry Ko’s

RestaurantSparks Glass ArtSpring Hill Restaurant & BarDennis SuBoyd SugikiBob SuhEllen SuzukiTaiko SuzukiSzmania’s RestaurantMark Takagi and Connie

RiccaDenise TakahashiTamarack CellarsEric TanakaTeahouse Kuan YinTen MercerThe Random House

Publishing GroupThe Ruby RoomThe Tupper FamilyThe Triple DoorThoa’s Restaurant & LoungeTPC Snoqualmie Ridge

Golf ClubTreasury Wine EstatesGerard and Judy TsutakawaUnion Station Parking

GarageNeill and Janice UranoVillage TheatreWabi-Sabi Sushi Restaurant

& BarJonathan Wakuda Fischer Z.Z. WeiElaine WetterauerWhole Life YogaMarci WingBarry WongDean WongRick WongLu Yi XuJunko YamamotoYlang Ylang Beach ResortMia Yoshihara-BradshawKyle Yoshimura

VOLUNTEERSJamie AbellanosaBen AchevarraChong Eum AhnAndrea AkitaJill AllynLinda AndoNaomi Andrade SmithRon AngelesJulie Ann Johanna AquinoMyra AquinoTina AuTony AuNari BakerAileen BalahadiaLele BarnettMike BarnettMaria BatayolaKevin BederMatthew BenasukaCasey BillGrace BillingseaJohn BisbeeSarah BishopDon BlakeneyMaria BraganzaMort BrinchmannBruce BrundigePatty BuckinghamCatherine BugayongCasey BuiKhang BuiLinda BurkeRomson BustilloRachel CarmonyMinh CarricoMac Cary

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DoangphrachanhMichele DomingoTeal DouvilleAlison EisingerJoselynn EngstromCarmen Español Lauren FacchiniPaul FacchiniJoysha FajardoEllen FergusonHeide Fernandez-

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LogerwellYu LongKit LooMaxine LooDaniel LoskAlan LouHazel LozanoWilson LuBettie LukeCurtis LukeRandy LukeRuby LukeBrian Vinh LuongStephen LyDiem LyJohnathon LyPaul MaJinxuan MaAllan MacMolly MaedaSharon MaedaJamoi ManJill MangrobangGeorge ManoIrene ManoCarolyn MarPaul MarJames MarPaul MarVicki Mar ScroggsLuie MarcotteJoAnn Mills MarshallLinda MartinezMaria MartinezMaria MarwahaMatt Matsuoka

Todd MayberryNanette McDooJim McGoughGavin McLeanCynthia Mejia-GuidiciAndrea MercadoRuby MercadoVictor MizumoriKen MochizukiElizabeth

MontgomeryLeslie MorishitaSaya MoriyasuJohn MultenPaul MurakamiNoura NaddadiPankaj NathEmma NaumanAustin NavareeFrancis NguyenKhanh Trinh NguyenFrancis NguyenQuynh NguyenTam NguyenBang NguyenBao NguyenBinh NguyenDawn-Thanh NguyenKhoi NguyenPhung NguyenTon NguyenHelen NicdaoTerry NicholasDiane NicholsJill NishiCrissey NishimuraGabe NishimuraHiro NishimuraEmma NokesGail NomuraJohn NonatoBruce ObergAllison O’ConnorCassandra O’FranciaDaniel OhJulie Ann OiyeTyrus OkadaIris Okimoto NielsenRenato OlivaSharon OlyEdward OndanonhGina O’NeilGina O’NeillWendee OngEdward OudanonhSharon OyLorraine PaiLorraine PaiNikuiu PanCorrine PassavantJeanne PastoresSavitha PathiRicky PhamQuynh PhamSon Michael PhamYen PhueySherri PolkNikum PonKathy Hagiwara

PurcellBrian PuruggananKevin QuadrosGerald RaineTerri RauCynthia Rekdal

Cheryl RemediosMeejin RichartIsrael RomeroLaurie RoseAmy SaeteurnKae SaeteurnChio SaeteurnDenisse SantamariaTazue SasakiYutaka SasakiKen SatoJulie SayighBob ScroggsAlly SeidelChristina SeongSharon Sobie

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ChinnWalter TuaiConnie TupperMike TupperJanice UranoNeill UranoFrances ValderramaLinda VisayaChoy VongQuang VuLinh VuongChrissy Wai-ChingBrady WakayamaGloria Lung

WakayamaJonathan Wakuda

FisherMarie WaldmannDavid Wanzy

Ellaine WetterauerJudy WongKela WongSharon WongTimothy WongTrevor WongAnn WongKela WongLaura Wong-

WhitebearPhilip Wu Logan WunderlichPeter XaybanhaIky YamadaPatsy YamadaKen YamaguchiBritt YamamotoBryan YambeSharon Oly Wei YanSiqin YanSung YangBill YeeMichael YeeSandra YonKaila Yoshitomi Sandra YouAl YoungJoanna YuneWilliam ZhenEric ZhouWilliam Zhou

Special Thanks To Our 2011 Contributors

Urban People of Asian and Native American Heritages Cultural Confluence Cultural Confluence

JAN14-SEPT182011

On Display

www.wingluke.org

Gene Tagaban, Henare Tahuri & Tawera Tahuri. Ritual of Encounter, 2010. Acrylic on wood, 8’ x 15’. Photo and art courtesy of the Evergreen State College Longhouse.

719 South King StreetSeattle, WA 98104

www.wingluke.org(206) 623-5124

Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pmThird Saturday of month, 10am-8pmClosed Monday

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 is a proud Smithsonian Affiliate, a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution.

NON-PROFIT ORG.

US POSTAGE

PA I DSEATTLE, WA

PERMIT NO. 918

SAVE THE DATEApril 9, 2011 The Wing’s Annual Dinner & Auction

Voted #1 Museum

in KING 5’s The Best of

Western Washington

Celebrate 2011 Year of theRabbit

www.wingluke.org/2011newyear

Hmong embroideryDiwali

lights

Chinese firecrackers

Korean Yut game

Japanese

hagoita

Cambodian dance

Artist’s Age

presentsYear of the Rabbit Coloring Contest

Grand Prize: Roundtrip travel for two on JetBlue Airways

Illustration by Michelle Kum

ata

Cultural Confluence:Urban People of Asian and Native American Heritages

January 14 - September 18, 2011The historic legacies and contemporary lives of people who are both Asian and Native American come together for the first time in this exhibition. Through a mix of contemporary art, new media and story-telling, Cultural Confluence explores what it means to be Native in the city at a time when nearly two thirds of Native Americans live away from their tribal reservations and ancestral homes.

Participating artists and filmmakers: Joy Belmont; Chenoa Egawa; Louie L. Gong; Diana Leung & Kamala Todd; Lucy Ostrander & Don Sellers; Sandy & Yasu Osawa; Lillian Pitt; Lawney Reyes; Rudy Romero; Samuella Samaniego; Sondra Segundo; Preston Singletary; Hanare Tawera Tahuri & Gene Tagaban; Gail Tremblay & Arthur Tulee; Laura Wong Whitebear

SPONSORED BY:4CultureThe Boeing CompanyThe Hugh and Jane Ferguson FoundationHumanities WashingtonKeyBank FoundationThe Peach FoundationTulalip Tribes Charitable Fund

MEDIA SPONSOR:KUOW

ADDITIONAL FUNDING FROM:The Paul G. Allen Family FoundationArtsFundCity of Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural AffairsFord FoundationJPMorgan Chase FoundationThe Kresge FoundationMetlife FoundationWashington State Arts CommissionWing Luke Museum Donors and Members

Join our Lunar New Year festivities as we celebrate with a colorful Lion Dance,

family-friendly tours, a Year of the Rabbit Coloring Contest and more.

Famous rabbits: Jet Li, Hilary Duff, Albert Einstein, Brad Pitt and Confucius

www.wingluke.org/2011newyear

CELEBRATE Lunar New Year with traditional and contemporary gifts, cards and more.

Marketplace at The Wing

www.wingluke.org/marketplace

Our Green Tree collectable musical dolls make a treasured gift that is sure to be loved and cherished.

The shop at Wing Luke Museum in the Chinatown-International District is fantastic! —The Seattle Times

Sorry for any inconvenience - the Marketplace will be closed for inventory on Tuesday, March 8, 2011.

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What makes us proud to be The Wing?

Ground-breaking exhibits by and about Asian Pacific Americans you won’t see anywhere else.

Positive APA role models and impact on youth through two afterschool programs.

Educational resources that bridge curriculum gaps and bring untold APA stories to life.

A historically significant and architecturally stunning home.

Recognition at home (#1 Museum in KING 5’s The Best of Western Washington) and across the nation (one of only 15 recipients of the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award from the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities).

Show your pride in The Wing by making a gift TODAY! Your gift goes back to the community by ensuring that we can continue to be an important resource for everyone, from students and families to educators and artists. We want 2011 to be just as great as 2010, if not better, and we can’t do it without your support!

Make your tax-deductible gift online at www.wingluke.org/donate or by sending a check to:

Wing Luke MuseumATTN: Development Department719 S. King St. Seattle, WA 98104

Thank you for your support!

Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pmFirst Thursday of month, 10am-8pmThird Saturday of month, 10am-8pmClosed Monday

Urban People of Asian and Native American Heritages Cultural Confluence Cultural Confluence

JAN14-SEPT182011

On Display

www.wingluke.org

Gene Tagaban, Henare Tahuri & Tawera Tahuri. Ritual of Encounter, 2010. Acrylic on wood, 8’ x 15’. Photo and art courtesy of the Evergreen State College Longhouse.

719 South King StreetSeattle, WA 98104

www.wingluke.org(206) 623-5124

Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pmThird Saturday of month, 10am-8pmClosed Monday

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 is a proud Smithsonian Affiliate, a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution.

NON-PROFIT ORG.

US POSTAGE

PA I DSEATTLE, WA

PERMIT NO. 918

SAVE THE DATEApril 9, 2011 The Wing’s Annual Dinner & Auction

Voted #1 Museum

in KING 5’s The Best of

Western Washington

Celebrate 2011 Year of theRabbit

www.wingluke.org/2011newyear

Hmong embroideryDiwali

lights

Chinese firecrackers

Korean Yut game

Japanese

hagoita

Cambodian dance

Artist’s Age

presentsYear of the Rabbit Coloring Contest

Grand Prize: Roundtrip travel for two on JetBlue Airways

Illustration by Michelle Kum

ata

Cultural Confluence:Urban People of Asian and Native American Heritages

January 14 - September 18, 2011The historic legacies and contemporary lives of people who are both Asian and Native American come together for the first time in this exhibition. Through a mix of contemporary art, new media and story-telling, Cultural Confluence explores what it means to be Native in the city at a time when nearly two thirds of Native Americans live away from their tribal reservations and ancestral homes.

Participating artists and filmmakers: Joy Belmont; Chenoa Egawa; Louie L. Gong; Diana Leung & Kamala Todd; Lucy Ostrander & Don Sellers; Sandy & Yasu Osawa; Lillian Pitt; Lawney Reyes; Rudy Romero; Samuella Samaniego; Sondra Segundo; Preston Singletary; Hanare Tawera Tahuri & Gene Tagaban; Gail Tremblay & Arthur Tulee; Laura Wong Whitebear

SPONSORED BY:4CultureThe Boeing CompanyThe Hugh and Jane Ferguson FoundationHumanities WashingtonKeyBank FoundationThe Peach FoundationTulalip Tribes Charitable Fund

MEDIA SPONSOR:KUOW

ADDITIONAL FUNDING FROM:The Paul G. Allen Family FoundationArtsFundCity of Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural AffairsFord FoundationJPMorgan Chase FoundationThe Kresge FoundationMetlife FoundationWashington State Arts CommissionWing Luke Museum Donors and Members

Join our Lunar New Year festivities as we celebrate with a colorful Lion Dance,

family-friendly tours, a Year of the Rabbit Coloring Contest and more.

Famous rabbits: Jet Li, Hilary Duff, Albert Einstein, Brad Pitt and Confucius

www.wingluke.org/2011newyear

CELEBRATE Lunar New Year with traditional and contemporary gifts, cards and more.

Marketplace at The Wing

www.wingluke.org/marketplace

Our Green Tree collectable musical dolls make a treasured gift that is sure to be loved and cherished.

The shop at Wing Luke Museum in the Chinatown-International District is fantastic! —The Seattle Times

Sorry for any inconvenience - the Marketplace will be closed for inventory on Tuesday, March 8, 2011.

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4

3

2

1

What makes us proud to be The Wing?

Ground-breaking exhibits by and about Asian Pacific Americans you won’t see anywhere else.

Positive APA role models and impact on youth through two afterschool programs.

Educational resources that bridge curriculum gaps and bring untold APA stories to life.

A historically significant and architecturally stunning home.

Recognition at home (#1 Museum in KING 5’s The Best of Western Washington) and across the nation (one of only 15 recipients of the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award from the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities).

Show your pride in The Wing by making a gift TODAY! Your gift goes back to the community by ensuring that we can continue to be an important resource for everyone, from students and families to educators and artists. We want 2011 to be just as great as 2010, if not better, and we can’t do it without your support!

Make your tax-deductible gift online at www.wingluke.org/donate or by sending a check to:

Wing Luke MuseumATTN: Development Department719 S. King St. Seattle, WA 98104

Thank you for your support!

Bring good luck into your home with Hello Kitty Lunar New Year and Hello Kitty Year of the Dragon figures. The Sanrio goodness doesn’t stop there! Send secret notes with Momiji + Hello Kitty hand-painted resin message dolls. Turn them upside down to reveal a tiny folded card.

Still not having enough fun? Relive your button mashing, party gaming moments with arcade-themed prints by Enfu (Ken Taya) that depict games as sites where identity and play intersect.

Join us for all the excitement happening at The Marketplace.

Also, from April 1st – April 4th The Marketplace will be closed to the public for our annual inventory. We apologize for any inconveniences.

Enfu Party by Ken Taya

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