11 lipca 1946 roku urodził się Martin Wong – amerykański malarz, którego sztuka przedstawiała kulturę miejską, queerową tożsamość i życie mniejszości etnicznych. Jego styl łączył realizm z symbolizmem. Pamiętamy!
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This reprint of a 1968 poetry and art book by #MartinWong is available from Primary Information
https://primaryinformation.org/product/footprints-poems-and-leaves/

Courtesy the Assoc of Historians of #AmericanArt "last month the Stanford Libraries, the AAAI & the Martin Wong Fdn published the Martin Wong Catalogue Raisonné, an #OpenAccess resource featuring the paintings, drawings, poetry, & ceramics of artist #MartinWong (1946–99). the project features detailed records of over 800 works of art, new essays by scholars & curators, a comprehensive illustrated chronology, & a wealth of primary source material https://exhibits.stanford.edu/matin-wong

Sharing a work labor of love. The Martin Wong Catalogue Raisonné (MWCR): https://exhibits.stanford.edu/martin-wong, introduced by: https://youtu.be/-umaPRkUeGY. The MWCR is notable for being a free, updatable, online version of an otherwise cost-prohibitive print genre; it highlights over 800 works of art by Martin Wong, a Chinese-American artist who was celebrated for his exploration of the multiplicity of race, culture, and sexuality. #CatalogueRaisonné #AsianAmericanArt #DigitalExhibit #MartinWong #Art