Living with Dignity—Thriving in Community

On View at CHSA, Lower Level: 965 Clay Street, San Francisco Opens February 24, 2018 YWCA San Francisco+Marin’s new photography exhibit Living with Dignity—Thriving In Community is on view now at CHSA. This moving exhibit features vivid portraits of YWCA...

BLANK BOY CANVAS // art exhibit

BLANK BOY CANVAS // art exhibit SAN FRANCISCO // CALIFORNIA May 19th – June 4th, 2016 @ The Chinese Historical Society of America Museum 965 Clay Street // San Francisco, CA 94108 OPENING RECEPTION // FRIDAY MAY 20TH // CHSA // 5-7PM FREE YOUTH WORKSHOPS //...

The Chinese Helped Build the Railroad

The Chinese Helped Build the Railroad—The Railroad Helped Build America A four-part exhibition series featuring photography by Alfred Hart & Li Ju Produced by Stanford University’s CRRW Project and Guangxi Normal University Press Group In 2016, the CHSA Main...

The Forgotten Art of Lion Dance Puzzles

On view through September 12, 2015 in the Choy Gallery   Currently in the Choy Gallery: The Forgotten Art of Lion Dance Puzzles, curated by artist and historian Corey Chan. This exhibition is based on Chan’s forthcoming book about the history and usage of...
Roots: Him Mark Lai Family History Project

Roots: Him Mark Lai Family History Project

Save the date January 17, 2015 for the opening of the “Roots: Him Mark Lai Family History Project” exhibit in the Yick Gallery. Every year a cohort of young Chinese Americans are brought together to delve into their ancestry in the Pearl River Delta of southern China....
Leland Wong: Chinatown Studio

Leland Wong: Chinatown Studio

Leland Wong is transforming the CHSA Yick Gallery into a working artist’s studio. The prolific artist is a CHSA artist-in-residence for 2013–2014. His works-in-progress includes photography, painting, t-shirt silkscreening, dumpling making–whatever is on his...