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.
Marsha Aizumi | Arcadia, CA
Marsha is an educator and advocate for the LGBT community; a cause she embraced due in large part to the harassment and bullying her son experienced throughout high school. She […]
AAWAA exhibition, April 26th
AAWAA: Hungry Ghost Hungry Ghost: Yearning for Fulfillment A Visual and Literary Art Exhibition Curated by Lisa Chiu Location Thoreau Center of Sustainability, Building #1014 Tourney Avenue, San Francisco, CA […]
Sonoma State lecture, April 26th
Mia Nakano was invited by the Queer Studies department to give a lecture about queer arts, photography, and social change-making at Sonoma State University on Thursday, April 26th. Queer studies […]
The Ms. Tang Tang Show
On June 23, 2011, as a part of the Queer Cultural Center’s National Queer Arts Festival, two artists created a new live variety/talk show, called the Ms. Tang Tang Show. It was broadcast streaming live all over the US, and a whole slew of Visibility Project participants were a part of the cast and crew.
Colorlines: Spotlight on Mia Nakano, Redefining Queer/Asian/Female
Spotlight: Mia Nakano Redefining Queer/Asian/Female Julianne Hing JUL 1, 2009 When Mia Nakano worked as a photojournalist in Nepal, she observed workshops intended to educate people in the countryside about […]