PRESS
Highlights from the press and exhibitions from the Visibility Project, artist Mia Nakano, and our partner project the Resilience Archives.
MISSION
The Visibility Project uplifts stories and images of the national queer Asian Pacific American women and transgender community. We seek to change the narrative of our present and past by sharing our histories.
Sm(art): The Visibility Project
Bitch MediaSM{ART}: THE VISIBILITY PROJECT by Kat Kimberley Published on February 20, 2010 What makes “good” Art? Despite what museums curators, art critics, and other “established” representatives tell you, “good […]
Diving Deep into #PulseOrlando – Guest speaker on APEX Express
On June 23rd, Visibility Project Director, Mia Nakano was a guest host on APEX Express and moderated a discussion around how #PulseOrlando impacted the LGBTQ AAPI community, particularly with Queer […]
Out and Successful, Mia Nakano
Mia has been attracting a lot of attention in the Queer API world with her incredible photos of folks who are Queer API for the Visibility Project. Asian, Gay and Proud is extremely excited to welcome her here to this space to get to know her better. Interview by Miyuki Baker
CALIFAS: Exhibition in San Francisco
Califas Exhibition Reception: Califas Festival Opening Ceremony & Reception: Wednesday October 2, 6pm Exhibition: October 2 – December 21, 2013 Where: 925 Mission Street SF CA 94103 Gallery Hours: Tuesdays […]
Revolve: Art and Social Change Symposium
Visibility Project Director, Mia Nakano, is speaking in Philadelphia on October 5th at the Leeway Foundation’s “Revolve: Art and Social Change Symposium“. Join us on Saturday, October 5, for a […]
Apogee Journal Article
An editor of the Apogee Journal wrote one of the best articles about the Visibility Project to date. A huge thanks to Cecca Ochoa for the brilliant write up and […]
June exhibition + lecture with hotpot! in Philly | 6.21.13 (6-8p)
LEEWAY FOUNDATION EXHIBITION + VISIBILITY PROJECT PANEL WITH HOTPOT! Excited to announce the first Visibility Project Panel discussion, along with an exhibition, at the Leeway Foundation in Philadelphia. In May […]