The Wing Newsletter • Winter 2011

Celebrate 2011Year of the Rabbit

Message from the Executive Director…page 2Up Close With Cultural Confluence……page 3Celebrate Lunar New Year………………page 4Special Thanks to Our Contributors……page 7

Welcome to Jamie Ford, the newest member of our Board of Trustees. Jamie Ford is the New York Times bestselling author of Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, which has been published in 23 languages. He is the recipient of

numerous literary awards including the 2010 Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature and is a featured lecturer with the Random House Speakers Bureau. Previously he served as the President

of Wendt Integrated Communications in Montana, and Senior V.P. Creative Director of The Schiller Group in Honolulu.

Please welcome new staff members who recently joined the Museum: Josie Baltan, Elizabeth Bly, Amy Chinn, Michael Kan, Hanh Pham, Mario Pilapil, and Donald Wong.

Thank you to staff members who concluded their service to the Museum over the course of the past year: Joann Natalia Aquino, Nari Baker, Joseph Guanlao, Eli Kim, Jennifer Schneider, Christina Seong, and Lucas Spivey.

MESSAGE FROM THE ExECUTIVE DIRECTOR

THANK YOU AND WELCOME

Remember the beginning of 2010, before iPads, full body scanners and the Arizona immigration law? My heartfelt gratitude to all of you, our visitors, members and supporters, staff and Board. You made 2010 a year in which the Museum was honored with over a half dozen significant awards. Notably, in 2010 The Wing returned to the White House for the second time in our 44 years. First Lady Michelle Obama personally presented our YouthCAN program for high school students with a presidential award. And after over 400,000 online votes, the public named The Wing The Best Museum, in KING5.com’s The Best of Western Washington contest.

Looking ahead to 2011, on February 3 we usher in the Lunar New Year of the Rabbit (or cat in the Vietnamese zodiac), the birth year of Confucius, Einstein and Michael Jordan, and known as a Year of Luck. We celebrated the opening of our new exhibit Cultural Confluence: Urban People of Asian and Native American Heritages. Community members have desired this exhibit for over a decade, and Community Advisory Committee and participants worked over a year to birth this new and landmark show. And on Saturday, April 9, our Board and volunteers present the Wing Luke Museum’s Annual Dinner Auction,

“Our Youth CAN! Building Hope and Leadership”, marking a Year of Hope and benefitting the continuation of YouthCAN and TeensWAY, our on-site youth programs for middle and high school students. Your support and presence will help us negotiate the challenges of difficult times, and find ways to prevail in 2011. May this be a Year of Hope and Luck for all of you.

I leave you with the eloquent thoughts of Casey Bui, Board of Trustees Co-President, remembering and honoring his mother on her recent passing in December 2010. Our sympathies to the Bui family and appreciation for this remembrance:

Dad passed away 11 years ago and Mom was the matriarch. Her passing has certainly brought many thoughts about heritage, history, legacy... the whole immigrant experience which I have personally experienced becomes all the more real - especially so because the two heads of our experience are now gone. As we, as a family, continue our journey in the immigrant/refugee experience (which doesn’t end with a green card, but is the starting point of a whole new experience that the Museum importantly is telling), it will be interesting to see how that legacy unfolds in our lives (the original immigrants) and our kids (the first wave of American-born byproducts of the immigrant experience).Death can make one contemplative. But it’s been positive to think about how we honor those before us who make sacrifices for the sake of better lives for their families. This experience has reminded me why we do what we do at the Wing.Onward, Casey

-Beth Takekawa, Executive Director

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Board of TrusTeesEllen Ferguson, Co-President

Casey Bui, Co-PresidentSung Yang, Vice President

Mimi Gan, SecretaryVictor Mizumori, TreasurerGloria Lung Wakayama,

Past President

Bruce BrundigeSai ChaleunphonhKatherine Cheng

Jamie FordMisun Chung Gerrick

Bruce HayashiJudd Lee

Patricia Norikane LogerwellPaul Mar

JoAnn Mills MarshallJill Nishi

Savitha PathiDiane Sugimura

Judy Tobin

sTaffEthelyn Abellanosa

Roldy Ablao IIAimee AquinoJanet AviadoJosie Baltan

Russel BarengElizabeth BlyVivian Chan

David Chattin-McNicholsAmy Chinn

Cassie ChinnAnne Christine Cochran

Monica DayBob Fisher

Miya ForrestJoshua Heim

John HomSuzanne Hu

Karen KajiwaraMichael Kan

Nam KeoAmmara Kimso

Howard KingMichelle Reiko Kumata

Leo LamJennie Fong Ly

Donna MaCharlene Mano Shen

Vi MarLuie MarcotteDorothy Ng

Emma NokesRobin ParkHanh PhamMario Pilapil

Jeannette RodenJessica RubenackerElizabeth Shaiken

Margaret SuStacey SwanbyBeth Takekawa

Troy TsuchikawaDonald Wong

Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience

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

Website: www.wingluke.org

Winter 2011 NewsletterCover Photo by: Canh Nguyen

Layout Design by:Collin Kwan Design

The title, “Cultural Confluence,” conveys the experiences of people who live between two worlds: Asian Pacific American and Native American; tribal and urban; traditional and modern. “Confluence” actually refers geographically to the point where two rivers meet and flow as one. In an interview with staff member Joshua Heim, Lillian Pitt – an artist featured in the exhibition – tells us about the tension and blending of her two worlds.

Joshua Heim: When and where were you born?Lillian Pitt: In 1943, I was born on the reservation of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs, Wasco and Paiute in the small hospital in the town of Warm Springs, Oregon... My paternal Grandfather’s ancestors were from the Oregon side of the Columbia River, and he was a distant cousin of the Kalama family from Hawai‘i. My paternal Grandmother was a River person from the Washington side and was part Welsh...

JH: Where were you raised and what was that experience like?LP: I went to grade school on the Reservation until I was in the 6th grade, then we moved to Madras, 14 miles south of Warm Springs. This move was our parent’s idea so the three of us siblings could learn to blend in with the dominant culture. Our house was a lot nicer with plumbing and electricity but it was very hard on my mother as she was a traditional Indian woman and felt

she did not fit into the white man’s world. She was lonely, and missed her culture and speaking her Native language. We were not taught our Native language because our parents thought it would be better for us to speak proper English. They wanted to protect us from as much harsh treatment as possible.

JH: How did you learn about making art?LP: I did not learn to make things with my hands. In high school, I was involved in sports and at school, I was not in the presence of teachers of my culture. Again, we were busy blending into another culture. I seemed confused a lot in school, and because of the prejudice, I became uninterested in learning so I played hooky a lot. I moved to Portland the day after high school graduation. I had not been made to feel very bright in high school, but I felt smart enough to get away from the small town of Madras. It was hard leaving home but I knew I had to move and find myself. When I began to create art in the 1980s, I went to my elders and began to learn about their works.

JH: How does culture, identity or place (either tribal or urban) influence your work?LP: My inspiration comes from the things created by my ancestors in Columbia River Gorge area over the past 10,000 years. They etched into the rocks images of animals, people and things special to them. One famous image I have been particularly inspired

UP CLOSE WITH...

CuLTurAL CONfLuENCE: urban People of Asian and Native American Heritages

On display Jan 14-Sep 18, 2011

“The ritual of Encounter” set pieces, John Smith, 2010.

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From Our Collections: WHAT IS THIS?

Can you guess what this is? How and when was it used in everyday life?Hint: think food.

Submit your guess to jbaltan@wingluke.org by 6/30/11. Correct responses will receive a free Museum Experience pass. Look for the correct answer in the next issue (Summer 2011) of The Wing Newsletter.

by is the image of Tsaglalal, or She Who Watches who overlooked a village where my great, great grandmother lived... When I sculpt her, I do the best I possibly can to create her as perfect as possible, because I feel I am representing a special image of one who watched over my ancestors. It is my way of honoring the place, the people and my culture.

JH: What aspects about your identity do you want to share with our audiences so that they have a meaningful experience with your work?LP: I would like people to take away an appreciation of my culture, of my ancient ancestors’ skill in creating objects of beauty, and my passion to transform their images into new mediums with reverence. I love when I can speak for my ancestors to the next generations [and] hope they can see the reverence in my work.

Much thanks to Lillian Pitt for sharing her story. Come visit The Wing to see her art and other artists featured in this exhibit.

With each New Year comes the opportunity for a fresh start and a clean slate. It is a time of excitement, celebration, family and friends. One of the most commonly known and widely celebrated is

Chinese New Year, taking place on February 3 in 2011. Like the Vietnamese tradition, Chinese New Year is based on the lunar calendar, which follows the phases of the moon.

GOOD HEALTH

Noodle dishes are always served during birthdays and Chinese New Year because the Chinese believe they symbolize good fortune, prosperity, and longevity. The longer the noodles, the longer (and luckier) your life will be – so don’t cut them! This dish is made with long, flat egg noodles (called e-fu noodles). Studded with three different kinds of mushrooms and chives, the noodles in this dish are not as dry as fried chow mein, but lightly coated with sauce.

Time: 30 minutes

Makes: 4 to 6 servings as part of a multicourse family-style meal.

• Two 9-ounce packages fresh egg noodles or one 8-ounce package dried egg noodles• 3 tablespoons vegetable oil, divided• 1 tablespoon soy sauce• Salt• 3 cloves garlic, minced (1 tablespoon)• 3 Asian shallots, chopped (3 tablespoons)• 8 medium dried black mushrooms, rehydrated (reserve about 1 cup of the soaking liquid) and cut into ¼-inch slices (1 cup)• 4 ounces button mushrooms, trimmed and sliced (1 cup)• 2 ounces enoki mushrooms, trimmed and separated (1 cup)• 3 tablespoons oyster sauce• 5 Chinese chives or skinny green onions, cut into 2 inch lengths• Freshly ground black pepper

Prepare the noodles according to package directions. Tip into a colander over the sink and rinse under cold running water. Place the noodles in a large bowl. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon oil, the soy sauce, and a pinch of salt. Toss and set aside.

Preheat a large wok or skillet over medium-high heat for 1 minute. Swirl in the remaining oil and heat until it becomes runny and starts to shimmer. Stir in the garlic and shallots and cook until fragrant, 30 to 45 seconds.

Toss in the black mushrooms and button mushrooms and cook and stir until the mushrooms are almost cooked, 2 minutes. Add the enoki mushrooms followed by the reserved mushroom liquid. Sprinkle with the oyster sauce and 1 teaspoon salt. Add the chives followed by the noodles.

Stir everything swiftly around the wok until well mixed and heated through (use a spatula in each hand to evenly toss the noodles if necessary).

Season with salt and pepper to taste and toss with a couple more flourishes. Serve hot.

Excerpt from The Asian Grandmothers Cookbook: Home Cooking from Asian American Kitchens by Patricia Tanumihardja (Sasquatch

Books, 2009).

Celebrate 2011Year of the

Rabbit

www.wingluke.org/2011newyear

Hmong embroidery

Diwali 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

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Considered the most significant of the lunar holidays, many Chinese Americans continue to follow and adapt Chinese New Year traditions.

GOOD LUCK

Year of the RabbitThe Rabbit is considered a lucky sign. According to Chinese tradition, the Rabbit brings in a year in which you can catch your breath and calm your nerves after a ferocious Year of the Tiger.

Rabbit years: 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011

Famous rabbits: Jet Li, Brad Pitt, Albert Einstein, Tina Turner,

Confucius, Angelina Jolie, Anthony Quinn, and Michael Jordan.Characteristics: Rabbits are sensitive creatures who place great importance on peace and tranquility. The rabbit is also the sign that indicates longevity and fortune. They are quietly determined, talented and wildly ambitious. Rabbits are pleasant people, kind and considerate to the sensitivities of others.

Did you know? In the Vietnamese lunar calendar, it is actually Year of the Cat? It is the only animal that differs from the Chinese animal zodiac.

GOOD FORTUNE

During the New Year, children receive red envelopes – or hong bao – containing money. Giving money is considered lucky for both the giver and the receiver. It is believed that those who give will also invite the flow of money during the entire year. The red color of the envelope symbolizes luck and keeps away evil spirits.

GOOD MOVES

Watch the Lions bring in the New Year with a POW-POW-POW!Saturday, February 5 at 2pm, At The Wing(Please note the revised date and time.)

GOOD TIMES

“Leftovers from New Year’s Eve dinner are deliberate to signify the abundance to be carried forth into the New Year… All utensils and supplies should be clean and unbroken, including dishes. A chip means something is eating into one’s fortune.”–Excerpt from Good Luck Life: The Essential Guide to Chinese American Celebrations and Culture by Rosemary Gong. (HarperResource, 2005).

Packed with practical information, do’s and don’ts and other tips, Good Luck Life will help make sure that your Year of the Rabbit will be filled with celebrations that invite good fortune and are rooted in heritage and culture.

Learn more about Chinese American New Year traditions as well as those of other Asian Pacific Islander American communities at our New Years All Year Round exhibit. This year’s interactive New Years exhibit features New Year traditions of Chinese American, Laotian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander American communities, along with the Asian Indian American Festival of Lights.

Items featured are available at the Marketplace at The Wing.

Long Life Noodles

Honor your Rabbit relatives and friends with a gift membership to The Wing.

Gift memberships include a limited edition glass designed by artist and staff member Michelle Kumata. CELEBRATE

Celebrate Chinese and other New Years All Year RoundLunar New Year ActivitiesThu, Feb 3, 10am-8pm HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR!!Join us in welcoming in the Year of the Rabbit with Lunar New Year crafts and activities. Free.

Sat, Feb 5, 2pm LION DANCE PERFORMANCEContinue celebrating and see the colorful Lion Dance performance right out front on King St and inside the museum! Free with admission, members free.

Sat, Feb 19, 1-3pmFAMILY FUN DAY: Personalize Red Envelopes with Mizu SugimuraInspired by the Asian tradition of giving small gifts of money to children in special red envelopes, artist Mizu Sugimura will show you how to personalize this custom with a new twist or two of your very own! Free.

Sat, Mar 12, 3-5pmCelebrate Lunar New Year with the Artists of Home RevealedAt this family-friendly event, the artists of Home Revealed show you how they create their art and how to make your own. See a special screening of 16 SquareBlocks. And judging of the Coloring Contest will also take place! Free with admission, members free.

Sat, Mar 19, 1-3pmFAMILY FUN DAY: Create Chinese Zodiac Trading Cards with Romson Regarde BustilloLearn to make unique cards with relief prints using various materials, including craft foam, erasers, and found materials. We will focus on imagery from the Sheng xiao or Chinese Zodiac. Participants can make small “editions” that they can trade with one another or give to friends and family. Free.

COLOR TO WIN! Our Coloring Contest for ages 12 and under has a grand prize of travel for two on JetBlue Airways.

www.wingluke.org/2011newyearThe Lion Dance! Sat, Feb. 5, 2pm.

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With each New Year comes the opportunity for a fresh start and a clean slate. It is a time of excitement, celebration, family and friends. One of the most commonly known and widely celebrated is

Chinese New Year, taking place on February 3 in 2011. Like the Vietnamese tradition, Chinese New Year is based on the lunar calendar, which follows the phases of the moon.

GOOD HEALTH

Noodle dishes are always served during birthdays and Chinese New Year because the Chinese believe they symbolize good fortune, prosperity, and longevity. The longer the noodles, the longer (and luckier) your life will be – so don’t cut them! This dish is made with long, flat egg noodles (called e-fu noodles). Studded with three different kinds of mushrooms and chives, the noodles in this dish are not as dry as fried chow mein, but lightly coated with sauce.

Time: 30 minutes

Makes: 4 to 6 servings as part of a multicourse family-style meal.

• Two 9-ounce packages fresh egg noodles or one 8-ounce package dried egg noodles• 3 tablespoons vegetable oil, divided• 1 tablespoon soy sauce• Salt• 3 cloves garlic, minced (1 tablespoon)• 3 Asian shallots, chopped (3 tablespoons)• 8 medium dried black mushrooms, rehydrated (reserve about 1 cup of the soaking liquid) and cut into ¼-inch slices (1 cup)• 4 ounces button mushrooms, trimmed and sliced (1 cup)• 2 ounces enoki mushrooms, trimmed and separated (1 cup)• 3 tablespoons oyster sauce• 5 Chinese chives or skinny green onions, cut into 2 inch lengths• Freshly ground black pepper

Prepare the noodles according to package directions. Tip into a colander over the sink and rinse under cold running water. Place the noodles in a large bowl. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon oil, the soy sauce, and a pinch of salt. Toss and set aside.

Preheat a large wok or skillet over medium-high heat for 1 minute. Swirl in the remaining oil and heat until it becomes runny and starts to shimmer. Stir in the garlic and shallots and cook until fragrant, 30 to 45 seconds.

Toss in the black mushrooms and button mushrooms and cook and stir until the mushrooms are almost cooked, 2 minutes. Add the enoki mushrooms followed by the reserved mushroom liquid. Sprinkle with the oyster sauce and 1 teaspoon salt. Add the chives followed by the noodles.

Stir everything swiftly around the wok until well mixed and heated through (use a spatula in each hand to evenly toss the noodles if necessary).

Season with salt and pepper to taste and toss with a couple more flourishes. Serve hot.

Excerpt from The Asian Grandmothers Cookbook: Home Cooking from Asian American Kitchens by Patricia Tanumihardja (Sasquatch

Books, 2009).

Celebrate 2011Year of the

Rabbit

www.wingluke.org/2011newyear

Hmong embroidery

Diwali 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

Illus

trat

ion

by M

iche

lle K

umat

a

Considered the most significant of the lunar holidays, many Chinese Americans continue to follow and adapt Chinese New Year traditions.

GOOD LUCK

Year of the RabbitThe Rabbit is considered a lucky sign. According to Chinese tradition, the Rabbit brings in a year in which you can catch your breath and calm your nerves after a ferocious Year of the Tiger.

Rabbit years: 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011

Famous rabbits: Jet Li, Brad Pitt, Albert Einstein, Tina Turner,

Confucius, Angelina Jolie, Anthony Quinn, and Michael Jordan.Characteristics: Rabbits are sensitive creatures who place great importance on peace and tranquility. The rabbit is also the sign that indicates longevity and fortune. They are quietly determined, talented and wildly ambitious. Rabbits are pleasant people, kind and considerate to the sensitivities of others.

Did you know? In the Vietnamese lunar calendar, it is actually Year of the Cat? It is the only animal that differs from the Chinese animal zodiac.

GOOD FORTUNE

During the New Year, children receive red envelopes – or hong bao – containing money. Giving money is considered lucky for both the giver and the receiver. It is believed that those who give will also invite the flow of money during the entire year. The red color of the envelope symbolizes luck and keeps away evil spirits.

GOOD MOVES

Watch the Lions bring in the New Year with a POW-POW-POW!Saturday, February 5 at 2pm, At The Wing(Please note the revised date and time.)

GOOD TIMES

“Leftovers from New Year’s Eve dinner are deliberate to signify the abundance to be carried forth into the New Year… All utensils and supplies should be clean and unbroken, including dishes. A chip means something is eating into one’s fortune.”–Excerpt from Good Luck Life: The Essential Guide to Chinese American Celebrations and Culture by Rosemary Gong. (HarperResource, 2005).

Packed with practical information, do’s and don’ts and other tips, Good Luck Life will help make sure that your Year of the Rabbit will be filled with celebrations that invite good fortune and are rooted in heritage and culture.

Learn more about Chinese American New Year traditions as well as those of other Asian Pacific Islander American communities at our New Years All Year Round exhibit. This year’s interactive New Years exhibit features New Year traditions of Chinese American, Laotian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander American communities, along with the Asian Indian American Festival of Lights.

Items featured are available at the Marketplace at The Wing.

Long Life Noodles

Honor your Rabbit relatives and friends with a gift membership to The Wing.

Gift memberships include a limited edition glass designed by artist and staff member Michelle Kumata. CELEBRATE

Celebrate Chinese and other New Years All Year RoundLunar New Year ActivitiesThu, Feb 3, 10am-8pm HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR!!Join us in welcoming in the Year of the Rabbit with Lunar New Year crafts and activities. Free.

Sat, Feb 5, 2pm LION DANCE PERFORMANCEContinue celebrating and see the colorful Lion Dance performance right out front on King St and inside the museum! Free with admission, members free.

Sat, Feb 19, 1-3pmFAMILY FUN DAY: Personalize Red Envelopes with Mizu SugimuraInspired by the Asian tradition of giving small gifts of money to children in special red envelopes, artist Mizu Sugimura will show you how to personalize this custom with a new twist or two of your very own! Free.

Sat, Mar 12, 3-5pmCelebrate Lunar New Year with the Artists of Home RevealedAt this family-friendly event, the artists of Home Revealed show you how they create their art and how to make your own. See a special screening of 16 SquareBlocks. And judging of the Coloring Contest will also take place! Free with admission, members free.

Sat, Mar 19, 1-3pmFAMILY FUN DAY: Create Chinese Zodiac Trading Cards with Romson Regarde BustilloLearn to make unique cards with relief prints using various materials, including craft foam, erasers, and found materials. We will focus on imagery from the Sheng xiao or Chinese Zodiac. Participants can make small “editions” that they can trade with one another or give to friends and family. Free.

COLOR TO WIN! Our Coloring Contest for ages 12 and under has a grand prize of travel for two on JetBlue Airways.

www.wingluke.org/2011newyearThe Lion Dance! Sat, Feb. 5, 2pm.

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On October 21, The Wing’s high school afterschool program, YouthCAN, received the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program award from the White House. Two students traveled to DC, capturing their experiences, impressions, and excitement in YouthCAN’s blog (http://db.wingluke.org/youthcan/), excerpted below.

DAY 1: Destination Washington DCPosted October 19, 2010

for this week King and I will be your virtual tour guide showing you all the

interesting aspects of Washington DC.

The time spend flying here was epic. It was four hours

from Seattle to Georgia. We then had to transfer and board a different airplane. The best way I could describe the experience would be a mixture of sitting

on a school bus while staring at Google maps. We also make a pit stop and ate a pretty good Philly Cheese Steak sandwich.

The time difference here is about 3 hours so the day went by extremely fast. We rode the Washington DC Metro (the Subway) and then walked to the extravagant Liaison hotel. This hotel is worth an estimated value of $899 per night.

-Joanne Li

DAY 2: Shops and tourist hot spots!Posted October 20, 2010

Today was very fun… Ever since I watched that episode of Arthur when his whole

family went to Washington DC, I wanted to come to see the Lincoln Memorial! It was like the American

god, an icon, a legendary president…. And I got to stand next to him!!!

-Joanne Li

DAY 3:The BIG unveilPosted October 21, 2010

If you haven’t heard, it’s been a great day for YouthCAN.

The big surprise was that we had received the National Arts and Humanities Youth

Programs award from the first Lady, Michelle Obama. I will tell you that the moment that we met her was a moment I will never forget.

The day began with a small breakfast, followed by a bus ride to the White House. When we go there, we had to pass through fOur different security checkpoints, which was spectacular. The ceremony itself was amazing…

After we accepted the award from the first Lady, we proceeded to mingle in with the rest of the crowd. There were MANY celebrities in the crowd, but we were asked NOT to request pictures from them, so unfortunately, no pictures of Sarah Jessica Parker, forest Whitaker, or Edward Norton. However, I was lucky enough to be able to MEET these figures. Josh and I were actually able to receive a short inspirational speech from Yoyo Ma.

-King Lau

This summer, The Wing will present a new exhibit highlighting our collection of 400 photographs from Takano Studio, a Japanese American photo studio founded in 1910 in Seattle’s Japantown or Nihonmachi. Many of the Takano Studio photographs reflect personal stories and history of Seattle’s Japanese American community, especially during the late 1930s. Additional images from the Takano Studio collection can be viewed at http://db.wingluke.org/takano/

To help us identify individuals in the photo, on December 7-8, a group of community members gathered at the Museum for an intensive walk down memory lane. On January 13, the

DESTINATION:

White HouseYouthCAN Diary of DC Trip

Museum also brought the Takano Studio photos to Nikkei Manor for another round of input and memories by Nikkei Manor residents and additional community members.

The Takano Studio collection exhibit will open July 8, 2011 and close in February 2012, the 70th Anniversary of Executive Order 9066, authorizing the forced relocation and incarceration of 120,000 West Coast ethnic Japanese.

fujii family, who owned a tavern on 14th and Yesler: first row, from left: frank (Shobo), father raisaku “Jimmy,” Daibo, mother Shizue, Kinko. Second row, from left: renko, Seibo, June, rinko, Joe, fujiko (fudge).

BEHIND THE SCENES OF AN UPCOMING ExHIBIT

Community members gathered at The Wing. first row, from left: rose Yoshizumi, Miyo Ike, Irene Mano, fumi Groves. Second row, from left: Joe Ike, Ed Suguro, Starr Hashiguchi, Hiro Nishimura, Dorothy Nishimura, James Arima. Not pictured: Yoshi Mamiya.

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORSWith great appreciation, The Wing acknowledges the following supporters for calendar year 2010. Thank you for making sure that Asian Pacific American stories are heard, remembered, and brought to life. (*Indicates Charter Member).

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Leadership Circle Historymakers $10,000+Ellen L. Ferguson*Abraham M.S. Goo*Jim Lintott and May

Liang*Paul Mar*Beth Takekawa and

Tony To*Judith M. Tobin and

Michael Baker*Milt Wu*

Leadership Circle Visionary $5,000-$9,999(formerly Visionary Circle)

Nancy D. AlvordDebbie Killinger Dean, Gloria, Lindsay and

Brady Wakayama*

Leadership Circle Innovator $2,500-$4,999(formerly Leadership Circle) Grace Tazuma and Bruce

Brundige*Sai and Debbie

Chaleunphonh*Jamie FordPaul and Mary Hosoda*Victor and Stacy

Mizumori*Jill Nishi and Howard

NakaseNancy Skinner NordhoffKen and Nancy Prichard*Bill Speidel Enterprises*Diane and Rich

Sugimura*Eugene Wan*

Leadership Circle $1,000-$2,499 (formerly President’s Circle)Ethelyn C. Abellanosa

and Paul Facchini*Robyn and Todd Achilles*Helen T. Akita*Sheldon Arakaki*Paul Bock*Casey and Allison Bui*

Shirley Hune and Kenyon S. Chan*

Katherine Cheng and Ron Nelson*

Mayme Chinn*Wallace and Deanna

Chinn*Martha C. Choe*Matthew N. Clapp Jr.Ms. Lee Van Divort*Mary and James DunnamAnne Fennessy and

David Moseley*William Franklin*Mimi Gan and Everett

Billingslea*Jodi Green and Mike

HalperinFumiko Hayashida*Hing, Jane and Desiree

Chinn*Vera and Joey Ing*Passion Isara Julinsey*Ajay and Julie Jindal*Richard and Helen Kay*Helen LangLinda R. Larson and B.

Gerald Johnson*Amanda and Judd LeeFlora Ling and Paul

Sturm*Tomoko and Koji

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

Jim McDermottKemi Nakabayashi and

Jim Norton*Frank and Haru NishimuraCarlos and Loretta

Orpilla*Steve and Paula

Reynolds*Eulalie and Carlo

Scandiuzzi*Jon and Mary Shirley*Sharon Sobie Seymour

and David Seymour*Richard and Sharon

Sundberg*Herbert Tsuchiya*Jack Y. Tsuchiya*Doug and Maggie Walker*William F. Waye*Melanie R. Wojtulewicz

and Tony Crowe*Stewart Wong and Thom

Harrington*Rick Wong and Leanne

Nishi-WongDeehan M. and Ann

WymanSung Yang and SoYoung

KwonGeorge and Irma YenLarry T. Yok*John and Marguerite

Young*Anonymous*

Gallery Supporter $500-$999Patricia Akiyama and

David Larsen K. Chester and Sue ChenChuck and Chris Chinn*Elizabeth Choy and

James Lobsenz*Jackie Der and Alan

Painter*Misun Chung Gerrick and

Christopher Gerrick*Dr. Frank Tubridy and Dr.

Gerrie HashisakiPat and Doug Ikegami*Melvin Y. Inouye*Carolyn Kelly*Don and Pat Norikane

Logerwell*JoAnn Mills MarshallTomio MoriguchiCurtis and Charlene

Nakayama*Jean NakayamaSavitha Reddy Pathi*Cynthia L. Sears and

Frank Buxton, in honor of Jimmy Mirikitani*

Joy R.Shigaki*Ador Yano and Nancy

Baer*

ANNuAL FuND DoNoRSBeginning in August 1, 2010, annual fund gifts of $500+, including auction fund-A-Need, are considered Leadership Circle and Gallery Supporter donations.

$10,000+Central Children’s

Charities, Inc.

$5,000-$9,999Adamucci FamilyMatthew N. Clapp Jr.

$1,000-$4,999Patricia Akiyama and

David LarsenBill and Phyllis CampbellSteve Davis and Bob

EvansRon Omori and Susan

Greer-OmoriMalcolm and Karen HarrisPat and Doug IkegamiDeborah L. JacobsLinda R. Larson and B.

Gerald JohnsonDouglas and Patty MarGrace NordhoffNorthwest Indian CollegeMary PigottLarry T. YokAnonymous

$500-$999Craig H. Abramson and

Nancy L. AbramsonJon and Bobbe Bridge Ark G. and Winifred C.

ChinPeter Chiu and Deirdre

Yen ChiuNancy ChungGracie CloseJackie Der and Alan

PainterAnne Fennessy and

David MoseleyNanette Fok and Brad

TongCheryl GossmanFred and Marianne KigaGreg Kucera and Larry

Yocom, Greg Kucera Gallery

The Honorable Gary and Mrs. Mona Locke

James and Christina Lockwood

Les and Linda Lung, In Memory of Bertha Tsuchiya

Andrea and Nelson Nakata

Curtis and Charlene Nakayama

Alan and Andrea

RabinowitzCarolyn C. ReesHerbert TsuchiyaMayumi TsutakawaJan Tsutsumoto Gokami

and Sally TsutsumotoYork and Paula WongRuth WooVictor Wu and Ruoxi

ZhangBarbara YasuiChristine E. Yorozu and

Richard Smith

$100-$499Lana AbramsDr. Daniel B. AbramsonAtushi and Wendy Agari Virginia AndersonD. Elizabeth AndersonBernie and Wendy AquinoJohn Aslin and Carole

GrishamJeanette Backstrom Katharine BakerMartin Baker and Donna

KlemkaJohn and Shari BehnkeRebecca Benton David BleyMasse and Fay

BloomfieldJoseph Borich and Hsiao-

Hui BorichKatharine M. BullittLeo Butzel and Robbie

Reaber Benjamin and Kerry Lung

Chew and FamilyHerbert and May ChinChuck Ming ChinWilson Chin and Tina

YoungRaymond and Ling ChinnWilton and Paula ChinnClaire Hyon ChoMartha C. ChoeSandy and Tim ClayMark ClemonsHarriett and Halley Cody

and Harvey SadisSue ColitonAlfred and Shirley CollinsJohn and Elsie CrossmanKris CummingsCynthia David/Eli Estey,

Emily Estey and Anne

Estey Alicia Fung DavisMonica, Stephen, Rachel

and Thomas DayTom DeBoerCynthia and Jay del

RosarioNelson Dong and Diane

WongJerry and Martha Doolittle LaMar and Marlys EfawQuinn ElliottBill C. and Alpha J. M.

EngCalvin T. EngMiyoko Enokida, in honor

of Dr. George DrakeFrank and Florence EvansMillison and Cheryl

FamblesAnne Fennessy and

David Moseley James and Katherine

Fovargue OlsonAlex FieldJames and Katherine

Fovargue OlsonSuyeko FujikadoHelen M. GambleGlenn Gokami and Jan

Tsutsumoto GokamiAaliyah GuptaGary and Sandee

HamataniRobert HamataniPeggy and Doug HanelBob Hashimoto and Alisa

Hashimoto Michele and David

HassonFumiko HayashidaChris HigashiKari S. Hofer and Larry

W. HoferJohn HomLucius and Maynard

Horiuchi Carol HosfordGeorge and Wanda

HughesChris Hurley and Marlys

EricksonRaymond IshiiAlice Ito and Bob

ShimabukuroBarbara Johns and

Richard HesikJaniece and Donald

JohnsonShannon and Dan JostMiriam M. Jue Passion Isara JulinseyGeorge and Lily KajiwaraMariko Kakiuchi and Tom

Voelk

Morris KanekuniMiyoko KanetaManami KanoLouise Kashino, in honor

of Shiro KashinoMitsuo and Kazuko

Kawachi Richard and Helen KayDouglas R. KemperDebbie and John

KennedyHyeok KimAmy KimJim and Coralie KozuJan and Henry KumasakaHelen L. LangShelly LangleyDaniel C. LeeIck-Whan Lee and

Qwihee P. LeeJanet and Ken LeeNeva Lee Cecil and Hazel LeungAlice Liang and Greg

LeungWilma Lew Gloria Lewis Danny and Irene Lim and

FamilyTony and Ruth LockwoodClifford J. Louie and Patti

ShimomuraDavid LouieBettie LukeDean and Elena LumBarrie and Starr

MacDonaldCollin Madden and

Deanna Leung-MaddenMrs. Warren MagnusonSusan L. MarHelen MarkGillian Marsden and

Roswell BondBeverly and George

Martin Ruthann and Jerry MartinLarry Blackstock and Lori

MatsukawaTomoko and Koji

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

James and Amy Matsuoka

Jim McDonaldSusan and Todd

MeadowsEd Miesen and Dr. YoritaRick and Julie Murakami Mira Nakashima,

George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A.

Gerry and Kathy NakataHarvey and Hisako

Abraham and Shin Quon Goo have been proud Leadership Circle Historymaker supporters of the Wing Luke Museum since 2008. Originally from Honolulu, Hawai’i, they first became involved with

The Wing in 2007, near the end of the Museum’s capital campaign. As we neared our $23 million goal, they were inspired to make their first gift to help Ron Chew, the museum’s former executive director, exceed it.

SUPPORTER SPOTLIGHT: In Our Community

Abraham and Shin Quon Goo

The Goos and their great grandson at their 60th anniversary dinner, July 2010

The Wing’s work of educating younger generations of Asian Pacific Americans (APAs) about their roots and pioneering forefathers is important to the Goos. “The museum does a good job of letting people know about their history and what life was like back then,” says Abe. Through their generous support, they hope to continue and further the Museum’s work. They are especially interested in what has happened to the direct descendants of these early APA pioneers.

A World War II Army Air Corp veteran and retired president of Boeing Advanced Systems, Abe is involved with the American Legion Kent Post 15 and is in his 11th year of commanding its rifle squad, with whom he performs Final Honors ceremonies at Tahoma National Cemetery. He is also

involved with the University of Illinois, his alma mater, and the University of Hawai’i, his wife’s alma mater. Abe is a founding member of the Museum of Flight in Seattle, the National Museum of the United States Army in Washington, D.C. and the World War II Museum in New Orleans.

His awards and honors include the Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1984 from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois, the Association of Unmanned Vehicles Pioneer Award in 1989 and the Chinese American Engineers and Scientist Association of Southern California (CESASC) Achievement Award in 1989.

The Goos are proud great grandparents and have a one-acre yard filled with fruit trees, a large vegetable garden and flower gardens.

Thank you, Abe and Shin Quon, for your outstanding support and commitment to the Wing Luke Museum and our country!

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YouR SToRY IS ouR SToRY;YouR LEGACY IS ouR LEGACY.

Include the Wing Luke Museum in your long-term plans to help ensure our stories will be preserved and heard

by future generations.

Individuals who have named the Museum in their estate and/or financial plans are eligible to join our honorary

recognition society for planned gifts.

For more information, please contact Donna Ma at dma@wingluke.org or (206) 623-5124 ext. 138.

Thank you to these special supporters for leaving legacies at the Wing Luke Museum!

Bruce Brundige and Grace TazumaEllen Ferguson

Calvin Lang and Helen Lew LangPaul Mar

JoAnn Mills MarshallVictor and Stacy Mizumori

Dean and Gloria Lung Wakayama

NakayaPankaj NathTom NelsonPatricia and Douglas

NikaitaniNW Archaeological

Associates, Inc.Larry Numata and Mae

Fujita NumataNumericaRobert and Marian OhashiRoss, Ava, Tani & Taryn

Ohashi Alice OnYutaka and Kazuko

Onodera Douglas, Lori, Kimberly,

and Julie PangRon Pascho and Jackie

HutchinsonTommer Peterson and

Elizabeth FlettEric Pettigrew and Jada

Berteaux-PettigrewBeverly L. PierceRocky RochonJohn Ryan and Jody

FosterEllen Punyon and

Frederick SalingDave SchmitzTheodor SchuchatBeth Scott and Elizabeth

RiferRuby Ayako Shu

Revocable TrustNina SimonDoug Smith, in honor of

Marge Young, St. John’s Catholic Church

Janet Diane SmithChristina Tai and Theo

BairdJean E. TakekawaHarold and Diane

TaniguchiVictoria TeraoWilliam ThielemanRobert ThurstonJane TobinCorinne TodaTama Tokuda Daron TongGreg TraxlerMildred TsutsumiAshish and Pallavi Mehta

WahiNancy Lee WardStewart Wong and Thom

Harrington Losa Wong and Larry

Mar, In Honor of Paul Mar

Roger WongCindy Gok and Brian

WongMr. and Mrs. Yuen WongCurtis D. WooVirginia WymanShelly YappHannah R. Yamasaki, in

memory of Gam Har Chew

Teri and Ross YoshimuraJohn and Marguerite

YoungJudy Yu and Clay HallAnonymous

$1-$99Bruce and Janice AbeGale C. AdairMia Suverkrop AlexanderLinda AndoGeorge J. ArakawaElizabeth N.J. Bagshaw

and Robert W. BagshawDavid W. BarkerNari BakerOrion Baker and Kate

JessupRachel BakerMaria Luisa BatayolaPamela G. BradburnBing Man ChanKam Wing Chan and

Joyce Ngan Chu LiuMarguerite ChinCrispin ChinnGinger ChiuJody ClovisBeth and Marc CordovaMichael Coy and Michael

BraskyDon M. CulanagAnne DenmanClayton and Anne

DenmanKaye DethridgeKai EngTuck and Dee EngGilbert and Jean FindlayTrevor FitzGibbonYan and Thelma V. Fong Kai FujitaDiane Sakai-Furuta and

Michael FurutaElizabeth GadwaWendy Goffe, Schott

Schrum and Maya Schrum

Karen and David Gourd

George and Cylvia Grantham

Verda HansberryRae HayashiDavid Hays and Joan E.

HammondJoshua Heim and Vivek

ManchandaCarol Henderson and Dan

F. HendersonJ.R. HiltenbrandRobert and Wendy

Jacobson HirotakaHouse Of Hong

RestaurantDr. Kai Hong and May

EngKathy Hsieh and Rick

Wong Chin Lin HuaDr. Julie Y. HungarMamoru and Yasuko

InouyeAnne and Paul JacobsonCecelia C. JasperGertrude JoneFred and Frances Jue and

Jue FamilyArt KageyamaLeslie KatsmanFaye KeithanAnne KoShozo KosugiMelissa and Andrei

KreptulHelen Phan Kulawiak and

Mike KulawiakTherese Kumasaka, in

memory of Bonifacio Samsam Batara Jr.

Conrad and Winnie S. LeeMarjorie LeeEileen LeungGloria Park and Gimmy

Park LiD. L. LillySarah M. LoudonTom LouieJenny LuAbe and Helen LumTom LuxGeorge and Irene ManoDaisy MarJeni MarJacqueline MartinezDale and Ai MinamiJeffry MitchellSue Hisako MiyakeTom and Warlita MukaiHiro and May NagasawaGiro and Miyo NakagawaDiane Narasaki and

James WestSharon NelsonAmy Nikaitani

Jane NolandTim and Kim OkamuraKenji and Martha OnishiOsami’s Barber ShopAnne Shu Hsia PaiJanet C. PelzMay PendergrassMargaret M. and Brian D.

PeytonDelight RobertsJessica RubenackerVirginia RyningNibs and Jackie

SakamotoAudrey SchatzChristina SeongSylvia and Warren ShonElwood and K.N. SillifantElizabeth Sinclair and

Robert CrittendenKurt StallmannPentson and Toshiko

SugamuraKatsumi and Terrie TaninoAllan TeradaFrank H. and Evelyn

Y. TseGerard TsutakawaMin and Nobue UchidaTed Van VelzenEmily Van BronkhorstChoy VongLee WinslettStephen and Sharon

Yamada-HeidnerIrene YamamotoEdward and Aida YeungAndy YipArthur and Helene YorozuBing Kung Bo Leung Inc.Anonymous (6)

MEMBERSBenefactor $250Eleanor and Alan Boba*Michael Richards and

Rita Brogan*Ron, Cian and Kino

Chew*Wilton and Paula Chinn*Judge Frank Cuthbertson*Monica, Stephen, Rachel

and Thomas Day*George and Anne Eggler*Mari E. and Kai H. Eng*Allen GibbsDean and Cindy Ikeda*Mark Jordan, Invicta Law

Group*Austreberta G. Laigo*Christopher and Alida

LathamDavid Lock and Julie

Lock*

Clifford J. Louie and Patti Shimomura*

NW Archaeological Associates, Inc.*

Robert and Marian Ohashi

Christina Orr-Cahall and Richard Cahall

Alan and Andrea Rabinowitz*

Star Roberts and John Gish*

Haruto and Toki SekijimaJean E. Takekawa*April and Brian

WilliamsonStewart Wong and Thom

Harrington *Teresa Woo*Erin Younger and Ed

Liebow

Patron $125Adamucci Family*Gene M. Ampon and

Roger Anderson*Virginia Anderson*Phoebe H. Andrew and

Lucius Andrew III*Joseph Apodaca*Donald J. Arima*Martin Baker and Donna

Klemka*Terry M. MarkKathy and Keith Biever*Sam TsomingCatherine BornKen Bounds and Linda

Gorton*Jon and Bobbe Bridge*Robert and Kristen

TaniguchiRobert Brown*Leslie and Tadataka

YamadaHugh Burleson*Gail and Dyke Burson*Dori Cahn and Jay

StansellHiroshi Nakano and

Nancy Calos-Nakano*Brian HsiYee xiongGayle IsaRebecca and Mike Chan*Terrill Chang and Jan

FaullStella Chao and Michael

Smyser*David and Robin Chell*John WillsonMae and Quinn Chin*Belinda Chin*Ruth and Frank Chin*Cassie and Paul Kelly *Suj’n Chon*Christopher Chow and

Stephen Thane*James and Marilyn Chu*Vivian and Joe Chun*Alfred and Sandy MoyLaurie FrankelHarriett and Halley Cody

and Harvey Sadis*Laurance A. Coghill and

Hideko Coghill*Tim WangWilliam CovingtonDeb Creveling and Don

WhitingJohn F. BrodelCynthia and Jay del

Rosario*Blaine Dempke and

Lorraine Libby-Thomas*Renko and Stuart

Dempster*Royal and Sachiko

Domingo*Bruce and Dolores Dong*Joseph and Sula LouieThe Drachen Foundation*Frances and John

Dunlap*Frank E. Edwards and

Luella Edwards*The Rev. Lincoln Eng and

Mabel L. Eng*AnonymousMillison and Cheryl

Fambles*The Flynn Family*Nanette Fok and Brad

Tong*Kenneth La

INSTITuTIoNAL SuPPoRT $100,000 and aboveCity of SeattleFord Foundation* The Kresge Foundation*National Park Service*

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

$25,000-$49,9994CultureThe Paul G. Allen Family FoundationMetLife FoundationThe Atsuhiko and Ina Goodwin Tateuchi

Foundation*USDA Forest Service*

$10,000-$24,999ArtsFundThe Boeing CompanyCity of Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural

AffairsCity of Seattle Office of Economic

Development – SCIDpdaThe Hugh and Jane Ferguson FoundationHistoric South DowntownJPMorgan Chase FoundationKeyBank FoundationNational Arts & Humanities Youth Program

AwardsThe Peach FoundationQwest Foundation

$5,000-$9,999Humanities WashingtonU.S. Bancorp FoundationWashington State Arts Commission

up to $4,999David Woods Kemper FoundationTulalip Tribes Charitable FundViet-Wah Group/Tea Palace Asian

Restaurant & BanquetWashington Vietnamese American Chamber

of CommerceAnonymous

*part of a multi-year commitment

Special Thanks To Our Contributors

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Special Thanks To Our ContributorsYasuko T. Fukano*Jeni and Cal Fung*Diane Sakai-Furuta and

Michael Furuta*Anonymous*Patti KingJoseph Borich and Hsiao-

Hui BorichSeth and Wendy

Goldsmith*Marilynn Goo and Michael

Sill*Bruce Goto*Gene Graham, in memory

of Lois Graham* Dean Granholm*Carole GraysonSusan Han and Gorman

WongShuko Y. HaraJames Harris and Yasuko

Harris*Michele and David

Hasson*Joshua Heim and Vivek

Manchanda*Janice OnoSarah HenriquesPat and Paula Herd*Juliane P. Hill*Laura and Mickey WooAnne Christine and Brett

CochranPeg and Marcus Cheng*Kendall and Sonia BakerSuzanne M. Hittman*Lisa Hoffman and William

Driscoll*Kandace and Rick Holley*Dale and Rebecca Hom*John HomDavid and Meredith RegalDavid HsiaoWilliam and Marinda WuJames QuachGeorge and Wanda

Hughes*Chris Hurley and Marlys

Erickson*Glenn IgeAbraham Ignacio*Paul and Chunman

GissingMary Ishii*Barbara Johns and

Richard Hesik*Darryl and Kathleen

Johnson*Janiece and Donald

Johnson*George and Lily Kajiwara*Doug and Barbara

Kanaya*Lonny Kaneko and Amy

Sanbo Yamamoto*Morris Kanekuni*Bob and Jenifer Katahira*Dr. Kenneth and Leslee

Kay*Richard S. Kay and

Felicia D. Uhden*Diane and Ron King*Carol and Robert HilleAtsushi and Beverly

Kiuchi*Jamie KoonJacqueline Kosak*Linda and Joseph

Krutenat*Greg Kucera and Larry

Yocom, Greg Kucera Gallery*

Roland and Bernadette Kumasaka

Ellen KuwanaSusie and Victor QuanWayne W. Langbehn*Neva Lee*Linda Lee*Douglas and Lyn LeeJulia Mitzel and Neil FantCheryll Leo-Gwin*Ricky L. Leong*Cecil and Hazel Leung*Charles and Pauline

LeWarne*Sandy Lew-Hailer and

Harvey Hailer*Karin Murr Link*James HuenNora Liu*Drs. Eddie and Natalie

Lo*Calvin and Ruth Locke,

in memory of Mee Siem Lock and Sau King Lok*

Maxine and Lily LooBarbara HillikerCandace RosovskyDr. Ted and Joyce LoveBettie Luke*Ruby Luke*Jackie and Deborah Lum*May K. Macnab*Frank and Pamela

Madigan, in honor of DD and Yuyu Madigan

Sharon MaedaLaurie and Bill

MalcomsonAndrea Mano and Aaron

Ramos*Jeni Mar*James and Ida MarJoan M. Capener-MichikSidney D. White and Pat

Matheny-WhiteLarry Blackstock and Lori

Matsukawa*James and Amy

Matsuoka*Yoshie Mikami, in memory

of Takumi Mikami*Elizabeth and Stewart

Miller*David SendBarbara Mizoguchi-

Asahara and Dave Asahara*

Cathy and Michael Casteel

Andra CassenRaymond and Christine

Moy*John and Rhonda ChenPaul and Emma Woo

Louie*Isaac and Lensey

Namioka*James Nelson and Patsy

A. Nelson*Lorrin Nelson and Tina

Gourd*Sharon Nelson*Dale and Judy Neumann*Barbara and Edward

Nilson*Rev Richard T. Nishioka

and Alice A. Nishioka*Ross, Ava, Tani & Taryn

Ohashi*Julie Ann Oiye*Martin Oiye and Susan

Nakagawa*Connie Okada*Tim and Kim Okamura*Leann Y. Onishi, in honor

of Kenji and Martha Onishi*

Saul Tran Cornwall and Karen Nakayama

Wen LeeAnne P. Parker-Pollack*Elizabeth Wong Pelley*Lynn Perkins*Sandra Lynn Perkins and

Jeffrey Karl Ochsner*James and Susan

PetersonPiruz Huda and Uzmu

KhanJack and Carolynn

Prelutsky*Hiep and Caryl Quach*Su-Chuen Alice MongMichelle and Karl

Quakenbush*Junior Nagaki and Janice

NakamuraDavid A. Rash*Geoffrey Brown and Jane

BeckerMadeline A. Renkens and

Family*David and Catriona

Reuther*Jill and Peter Rinearson*Anonymous*Rollie and Susan

Roberts*Martha N. Cohen Roe*Jessica RubenackerAlice DoyelMichael and Sabrina

PredkoTsutomu and Yoko

Sasaki*Bob and Lucy Sato*Sato ServiceJeffrey A. Saul and Lily

Eng, in memory of Yue Eng*

Schacht Aslani Architects*

Betsy R. Schneier*Amy Hirotaka and Jason

MalinowskiChristina Seong*Stan Shikuma and Tracy

Lai*Alice Ito and Bob

Shimabukuro*Roger Shimomura*Nadine and Dennis

Shiroma*Dolores Sibonga*Elizabeth Sinclair and

Robert Crittenden*Bruce and Joy Smith*Yae Sobie*Duane and Rulee

Matsuoka Stallmann and Family, in memory of Takeo and Kazue Hirotaka Matsuoka*

Bobbie Meltzer Stern*John and Sandy SticeMargaret Su and

Benjamin Goldsmith*Ed and Mitsue Suguro*Suquamish Museum &

Cultural CenterMr. Eugene Tagawa*Christina Tai and Theo

Baird*Frieda Takamura*Mr. Bobby Takatsuka and

Lily Takatsuka*Ed and Mona Tanaka*Elsie Leilani Taniguchi*Kate Orville and Brian

NevilleKatsumi and Terrie TaninoSue Taoka and Richard

Mar*Victoria Terao*Yoshio and Florence

Teshima*Jack and Gayle

Thompson*Paulette Thompson*Jane Wu, Ph. D.Walter Tuai*Janice and Neill Urano*Marcia Usui*Anna and Tom RuddEugene and Marilyn

Webb*Victoria and Jeff GalbraithLucy Wilma*Anais Winant and Mark

Sidran*Cindy Gok and Brian

Wong*Edwin Wong*York and Paula Wong*Losa Wong and Larry

Mar, in honor of Paul Mar*

Darryl S. WongJack and Beverley Woo*Paul and Jane WooPeter Davids and Zhi

Qiang xuSacha Wu*John and Ellen HillLara and Tzachi LitovThomas D. Cobb and

Kevin J. FrancisGeorge and Boua Tong

MouaStephen and Sharon

Yamada-Heidner*Barbara Yasui*Patricia Yates*Steven Yee*Michael Yee*AnonymousArthur and Helene

Yorozu*

Family $75Amy L. Acher and Chris

Beer*Tamblyn Alexander

John and Carol Austin*Claudia J. Bach*Eladio and Zenaida

BarengJames BaumEric Benson and Peter

Ruskin*Richard and Deborah

BergerAnn Bieri and John

FlemingMichael and Lori Bishop*Rick Bonus*Ruth and Mike Bovarnick*Kristen Boyles*Carolyn Brenner and Julia

Brenner-Brewer*Geary and Mary Britton-

SimmonsBill Broderick *Chuimei H. Bronson and

Bennet Bronson*Catherine and Michael

BryantElizabeth Butler*Marite M. Butners*Christina Cabreros-

Hamilton*BiHoa and Mark Caldwell*Carol H. Cannon and

Henry W. Cannon*Catherine Carter and

Wendy HarrisAldo Chan*Paul W. B. Chan*John and Barbara

Chattin-McNichols *Benjamin and Kerry Lung

Chew and FamilyWanda Chin and Terry

Dickey*Wilson Chin and Tina

Young*Cindy and Robert ChinConan Chin and Jenny

KengsoontraCrispin Chinn*Rick and Betty Chinn*James and Sue Chinn*Dorrienne and Tony

Chinn*Amy, Lin, Gary and Eric

ChinnStacy Choi*David Chui and Alexandra

StoneTai Chung and Raji

Venkateswaran*Robert and Amanda

Clark*Dow Constantine and

Shirley Carlson*Roger and Judith Daniels*Cynthia David, Eli Estey,

Emily Estey and Anne Estey

Ticiang Diangson and Greg Sletteland*

Ewan Duncan and Carol Crews

Robert A. Dunn and C. Alexandra Dunn*

Barry and Mary Dunphy*Kai Eng*Jack Eng and Patricia

BuckinghamRon Eng and Laura

MartinKaren and Randy EngIn Memory of Shiro and

Ryoko Kunimatsu*Pamela ErstadMyke and John Farbarik*Robert and Julianne

Fisher*Albert M. and Toby

Franco*Jeff and Wanda Garfield*Christine and Don Gee-

D’AmoreNancy and Scott Gilbert*Bob and Delphine

GilbertsonWendy Goffe, Scott

Schrum and Maya Schrum

Meg Goldman, Gary Prince, Austin Prince and Laurel Prince

Amal and Scott GrabinskiJames and Jen GreeneDaphne Guerike and Axel

SchweigerRod GuevaraRichard and Susan

Gurtiza*Laurie Hager and

Wenhong WangLiza HalvorsonDouglas and Michelle

Hansen*Julia and Michael

Herschensohn*Richard, Ondrea and Jia

Theiss*Celestia and Jack Higano,

in honor of Norio HiganoHenry H. Hirano and Tomi

T. Hirano*Teresa Holt and Joy

Schaad*Tom Hom and Mae

Rosok*Jim Hopfenbeck and Alice

Dubiel*Julia B. Hsieh and

Michael Bernard*Paul and Jane HuangSarah Hufbauer and

David TrueDr. Julie Y. Hungar*Gary and Jeanette

Imanishi*Winston W. Ing*Mrs. Carol Janes and Mr.

Francis Janes*Mr. and Mrs. Craig T.

Johnson*Anonymous*Hyunsoo and Young-

cheol Kang*David M. Kaplan and

Susan M. Devan*William and Beth

Kawahara*Hiro Kawasaki and Bill

Calderhead*Ann M. Kawasaki

Romero*Steve and Chris Kenagy*Gordon Kennedy and

Liisa Mannery*Michael KillorenSally Kim-Miller and

Andrew Miller*Jane King and Allen

Cheadle*Hildy and David KoMits and Lilly Yuriko

Kodama*John Kook and Linda

LukeGlen Kriekenbeck and

Quentin KingJan and Henry

Kumasaka*Michelle R. Kumata and

Kenneth K. Kunz*Ruthann Kurose and

Nathan RothmanTao Sheng Kwan-Gett &

Paula Bock*Marie Lauritano*Daniel W. Laxdall and

Eleanor C. Laxdall*Anonymous*Carla and Don Lewis*Danny and Irene Lim and

Family*Brian Lock, in memory of

Irene Lock*Betty Ann Lock*Abe and Helen Lum*Douglas W. Luna*Rodney and Marilyn

Madden*George and Irene Mano*Charlene A. Mano Shen

and Eugene Shen*Vicki Mar, Bob Scroggs

and Sam Scroggs*Vi Mar and Howard KingNancy MartinLinda MartinezGary MatsudairaThe Honorable Mike

McGinn and Peggy Lynch

James P. McGough*Marci McNaghten and

Dirk Vonderlage*Bruce Meyer and Kristen

Branson-MeyerAnonymous*Hal and Susan Mozer*Linda Mui and Michael

Hillberg*

Beverly NaidusKate Napolitan and Amit

SaxenaDiane Narasaki and

James West*Glenn NelsonGary and Iris NicholsThe Honorable Greg

Nickels*Rob, Iris, and Amy

NielsenGeorge and Jean Nishi*Jane H. Nishita*Amy A. H. NojiGeorge and Betty

Nomura*Charles G. Nordhoff and

Tracy Bennett*Harry and Mariette

O’Donnell*Tosh and Toshiko

OkamotoKenji and Martha Onishi*Elisabet OrvilleMary OslinMary Pang*Barbara Parker and

William Nichols*Michael and Susan

Peskura*Rachel Peterson and

Logan S. HongJolene Prewitt and Brian

MilbrathJudith Quan and Joeseph

Rizzuto*Kat Randolph and Kyle

WongSusan Ranney and Lee

Edlefsen*Marlo ReyesReid and Jane ReynoldsMardie Rhodes and

Douglas NelsonCharles RiceShane Rock and the

Honorable Susan Craighead

Theresa RonquilloJanice C. Sakai*Edna and Chuck SawyerRandolph and Barbara

Schnabel*Jackie and Kelvin SeztoScott and Jena Shapiro*Deryl ShieldsMas and Shirley

Shimada*Samuel and Sylvia

Shiroyama, in honor of Sechiko M. Shiroyama*

Alice Shobe and Eric Svaren

Alan and Carol SidellMark and Jojilyn SiegelCharles Z. and Eleanor

M. Smith*Vivian Sohn*Mani Soma*Claude and Susan

Soudah*Fred and Charmagne

StouderDennis and Millie Su*Pentson and Toshiko

Sugamura*Sharon Suh and Alex

EfirdKathleen SullivanSusan TaketaShuzo and Alice

Takeuchi*Bill Tashima*Yukio and Kimiko

Tazuma*Awnie Thompson*Amy Thomson, William

and Katie VickShokichi and Elsie TokitaToshio and Dolly

Tokunaga*Vernon and Dale Tom*The Honorable Sharon

Tomiko Santos and Bob Santos

Dennis Tran and Paul Tamura*

Al Tringali and Maryann Daley*

Bing Tso and Janet Gwilym*

Anthony Chen and Shin-Ping Tu

John and Trisha Tubbs*Emily Van Bronkhorst

Sheila and Scott Vonbergen

Seng VueChip and Barb Wall*David and Elaine WallochRobert O. Wells and

Louisa Lancaster Wells*Margaret West*Kristoffer Whitters and

Timothy J. Whitters*Charles Wilkinson and

Melanie Ito*Marci Wing*Barry WongSharon WongDavid and Kathy WurfelKiyoo and Kay

Yamamoto*Steve and Valerie

YamasakiH. Ruri Yampolsky and

Knut Hansen*Wm. Toshio and Fumi

Yasutake*Fred Yee and Clara

CheungJennifer Yogi and Matt

Adams*

Friend $65Mary AboPaul and Sharon F.

AburanoMarlene and Abe Angell*Susan AnstineGeorge J. Arakawa*Richard Asia and Kim

ChristieGeorgia L. Bakke-TullRedmond J. and Suzanne

Wilson Barnett*Lilian L. and Dan Bensky*Adam Brenner and Sierra

Lee-BrennerCheryl Burwell and Kim

KuhryRichard Y. Chan*Ark G. and Winifred C.

Chin*Bill and Mamie Chin*Loretta ChinBarbara A. Chinn and

Patricia L. Williams *Linda D. Chinn*Frances ChinnJanine and Darin ChinnElaine L. Chuang*Beth and Marc CordovaJennifer P. Coursen and

Gracie RemingtonCleanne Delaney and Wil

HolderJames and Janet

DeLong*Steven and Elizabeth

Deutsch*JeeYoung Dobbs and

Lucas Dobbs*Margaret Dodd BrittonPaul and Kay Dunn*Margot and Peter EddyRoz Edison and Kamala

Saxton*William Eng and Lancy

Eng*Dr. Kai and Nina Eng*Linda Eng*Amanda K. EreksonGerry EvansonRino C. Fedrizzi and

Helga E. Smith*Hwa-Tsun Feng and

Frances Feng*Greta & Graham Fernald*Yan and Thelma V. Fong*Beatrice GandaraLu GardinerChristopher GeeMark Gibson and Helen

TsaoKaren and David Gourd*Jeanne Eagleson and

John GrayJenny Haight and Josh

WindsorRobert Hamatani*Dory Y. Hamlyn and Ray

W. Hamlyn*Toshio Harada Family*Robert E. and Shoko K.

Hayden*David Hays and Joan E.

Hammond*Ken and Akiko Higashi*Susan Hildreth

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Special Thanks To Our ContributorsBonnie HsuehGrace Huang*David and Jane

HuntingtonMiyoko and Joe IkeLaverne ImoriJoyce and Eddie Ito*Anne and Paul Jacobson*Rick JohnsonEmily Johnson and

Michael BurkeMiriam M. Jue, in memory

of Ted Wah Jue*Julia Kalmus and Abe

LillardEtsuko M. Kawaguchi*Rod and Kris Kawakami*John Kees and Susan E.

Scott*Mr. Mac KennedyJames and Norma KingSharon Kita and Rob

Britt*Guy Tsutsumoto

and Kathryn Kozu Tsutsumoto*

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Wang*Frances Locke*Patricia LofstedtAnthony LongoriaToni R. Long*Jeannette Roden Loo and

Chung Kit Loo*Raymond LouTom Lux*Donna Ma, In Honor of

Ping and Peter Ma*Joseph L. Mabel*Tu MachMolly K. Maeda*Paul Magnano*Mrs. Warren MagnusonStephanie R. Mano*Daisy Mar*Luzviminda MarcotteWendy B. Marlowe PhD,

ABPP-CN*Byron and Virginia MarrAkemi Matsumoto*Karin W. McCloskeyJoe McColskeySam McDeavitt*Loretta McIver*Janet C. McNabb*Cynthia Mejia-GiudiciMary MichenerLee MicklinKris V.L. Mikami *Yoshi MinegishiMedora MoburgKen Mochizuki*Rouen Mol*Elizabeth B. Moll*Mary E. Montgomery*Emily MorishimaJohn Moritsugu*Paul and Masako

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Mira Nakashima, George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A.*

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Tribute GiftsIn Memory ofDorothy K. Akagi: Elaine

R. AkagiRobert Benton: Rebecca

BentonPhoebe Bock: Sylvia and

Warren Shon Kimie Burleson: Hugh

BurlesonBen and Pearl Cabreros:

Christina Cabreros-Hamilton

Josephine E. Chinn: Gerard Chinn

Theodore Choi-Tau: Ralph L. Byron

Clay Denman: Jerry and Martha Doolittle

Yue Eng: Jeffrey A. Saul and Lily Eng

Betty Fujiki: Amy Y. HaraLilac L. Gong: Bill C. and

Alpha J.M. EngClifton and Kae Goon:

The Clifton Goon FamilyBob and Eleanor Grant:

JoAnn Mills MarshallDr. Kazuto and Marji

M. Harada: Dory Y. Hamlyn and Ray W. Hamlyn

Edwin Horiuchi: Atsushi and Wendy Agari, Bob and Fusako Akimoto, Chicago Real Estate Executive Women (CREW), Bob and Alisa Hashimoto, Kiyoto and Stella Hashimoto, Wes and Alene Hashimoto, Kay Hashimoto , Roy Hashimoto, Lucius and Maynard Horiuchi, Victor and Mary Ikeda, Mary Ishii, Raymond Ishii, Mitsuo and Kazuko Kawachi, Gloria Lewis, Mutual Fish Co., Inc., Rick and Julie Murakami, Yutaka and Kazuko Onodera, Kathy Suyama, Yoshio and Florence Teshima, Peggy and Joe Tomita, Jun and Florence Tomita, Ben and Sally Tsuboi, Saburo Tsuboi, Frank and Fumi Tsujii, Charlice and James Wenger, York and Paula Wong, Arthur and Helene Yorozu

Diana M. Iwata: Barry and Mary Dunphy

Laura Jones Shapiro:

Jeffrey and Darcie Sharlein

Ted Wah Jue: Miriam M. Jue

Kito Kaneta: Miyoko Kaneta

George and Miyo Katahira: Bob and Jennifer Katahira

Val Laigo: Austreberta G. Laigo

Harold Lee: Janet and Ken Lee

Chion-Won Lee: Wen LeePaul Louie: Ginger Chiu,

Marjorie Lee, Tom Louie, Dale Minami and Al Mori

Rose Yaplee Louie: Vivian and Joe Chun

Wing Luke: Elizabeth N.J. Bagshaw and Robert W. Bagshaw, Tek H. Wong

Maye and James Luke: Susan L. Mar

Hughie Mar: AnonymousDan Mar: Neva Lee,

Susan L. MarEdna Matsubu: Jody

Clovis, Robert and Marian Ohashi

Takumi Mikami: Yoshie Mikami

Aimee and Hiroaki Minatoya: Robert C. Shields and Lydia Y. Minatoya

Eddie Nagai: Robert and Marian Ohashi

George and Marion Nakashima: Mira Nakashima

Gen Ogata: Dolly OgataGordon Ohashi: Jeanette

Backstrom, Suma Yagi and Kats Okamoto

Tom and Tama Sakai: Jan Tsutsumoto Gokami and Sally Tsutsumoto

William Sing: Cathay Post #186 Of The American Legion

Leila Locke Sushak: Numerica

Rae Matsuoka and Yutaka Dutch Takekawa: Miyuki Hanada

Dorothy Y. Tanabe: Robert and Marion Ohashi

Etsuko Lilly Tanino: Ryomi Y. Tanino

George Tsutakawa: Mayumi Tsutakawa

Ben Woo: Ruth WooBarbara Yamato: Robert

and Marion OhashiYoshie Yana: Keiko L.

Yanagihara

In Honor ofJudy Chen: Fai CoffinRon Chew’s Retirement

and Award: Emily Van Bronkhorst

Hung and May Chinn: A.J. Aquino

Jacob and Emma Cho: Phillip B. and Lucy T. Cho

Grandson Ben Evans: Frank and Florence Evans

Bob Evans: Wilma LewFrank Fujii’s 80th

Birthday: Tama Tokuda, Ikuo and Tomiko Yamamoto

Amy Hara: Harriet Dockstader, Beverly Pontius

Simon Kang and Cecilia Lee: Phillip B. and Lucy T. Cho

Margaret Kyle and Carolyn Borawick: John Borawick and Carolyn E. Kyle

King Lau, YouthCAN Participant: Erica, Duane, Alex and Camille Jonlin

Gene Liddell: Millison and Cheryl Fambles

The Luke Family: Lindy

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Special Thanks To Our Contributorsand Helen Leo

Paul Mar: The Adamucci Family

Vi Mar: Eugene WongBob and Marion Ohashi:

Ross, Ava, Tani and Taryn Ohashi

The Shintani Family: Janice Ono

Betty and Cy Toy’s 50th Wedding Anniversary: Leo Butzel and Robbie Reaber

The Amazing Wing Luke Staff: Claire Hyon Cho

In Celebration of Joey and Vera Ing’s 50th

Wedding Anniversary: Raymond and Ling Chinn, Tuck and Dee Eng, Dr. Kai Hong and May Eng, Hiro and May Nagasawa, Nibs and Jackie Sakamoto

Paul Mar and Jan Tanabe’s 70th Birthdays: Bud and Charlene Ishida

Judy Tobin’s Birthday: Virginia Anderson, Katharine Baker, Orion Baker and Kate Jessup, Rachel Baker, Gracie Close, Alfred and Shirley Collins, Michael Coy and Michael Brasky, LaMar and Marlys Efaw, Anne Fennessy and David Moseley, Ellen L. Ferguson, Helen M. Gamble, Chris Hurley and Marlys Erickson, Barbara Johns and Richard Hesik, Alice Ito and Bob Shimabukuro, James and Christina Lockwood, Tony and Ruth Lockwood, Beverly and George Martin, Jeffry Mitchell, Diane Narasaki and James West, Sharon Nelson, James and Katherine Fovargue Olson, Janet C. Pelz, Rocky Rochon, John Ryan and Jody Foster, Janet Diane Smith, Beth Takekawa and Tony To, Robert Thurston, Jane Tobin, Shelly Yapp

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Bernie Aquino, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

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Busto JamesBrian YorkeyBritt RynearsonButler ParkingCappy’s Boxing GymCaruh Salon and SpaCatherine Foster Chateau Ste. Michelle

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RiccaMarpac Construction,

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

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in KING 5’s The Best of

Western Washington

Celebrate 2011 Year of theRabbit

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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

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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

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

Marketplace at The Wing

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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

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On Display

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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

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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.

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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

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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

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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

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

Marketplace at The Wing

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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!