February Studio Hours - AAWAA's 35th Anniversary Exhibition Tour with Curator Christina Hiromi Hobbs

​ABOUT THE EVENT
Join us for a tour with curator Christina Hiromi Hobbs (she/her) of the current exhibition at Berkeley Art Center, In the Presence of: Collective Histories of the Asian American Women Artists Association, celebrating AAWAA's 35th anniversary. Open to current AAWAA Members +1 guest.

​Please note: masks are highly encouraged when visiting the gallery space.

ABOUT MONTHLY MEMBER STUDIO HOURS
As artists and community members, it’s important that we continue connecting with each other regularly. Join us once a month for our Monthly Member Studio Hours! Get a chance to network, have relevant discussions, and share projects with fellow AAWAA community members. Open to all current AAWAA Members and each may bring 1 guest.

​ABOUT ASIAN AMERICAN WOMEN ARTISTS ASSOCIATION (AAWAA)
AAWAA's mission is to advance the visibility and recognition of Asian American women in the arts. Through exhibitions, publications, public programs and an informative website, AAWAA is an accessible resource and portal for educators academics, researchers, arts and social justice communities and the general public.

​Based in San Francisco, AAWAA has consistently promoted both local and national efforts to achieve its mission, defining and redefining the contributions of Asian American women artists since its founding in 1989 by noted regional artists Betty Kano and Flo Oy Wong along with Mills College professor Moira Roth and artist Bernice Bing. Established as a 501(c)3 nonprofit in 2007, AAWAA has evolved from a close-knit community organization into a respected producer of consistent high-quality multidisciplinary art exhibitions, community art projects, publications, and programming reaching diverse local and national audiences. AAWAA boasts over 200 Artist and Affiliate Members nationally and internationally.