| | Photo Still: GHOST ROOTS: A New 강강술래 Ganggangsullae, Photo Credit: Albert Wong |
| Closing Screening of GHOST ROOTS: A New 강강술래 Ganggangsullae by Soyoung L Kim Thursday, December 1 | 6:30 - 7:30 pm Pao Arts Center Suggested Donation $10 Join us for a final opportunity to view GHOST ROOTS: A New 강강술래 Ganggangsullae, the film, and meet artist Soyoung L Kim. This 16-minute performance art film served as the inspiration for our current exhibition on view through Friday, December 2. |
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| Guerilla Emergence Festival Poster, Courtesy of Guerilla Opera |
| Guerilla Emergence Festival Tuesday, November 29 - Friday, December 3 | 7:30 pm Available on Demand through Sunday, December 11 Online $2.50 - $100 Join our friends, Guerilla Opera, at the Guerilla Emergence Festival, a virtual festival previewing four ground-breaking new works to be staged in 2023. The festival will also include a live virtual event to meet composer Emily Koh and a first look at her new opera, HER | alive.un.dead, premiering in May of 2023 at Pao Arts Center. Pao Arts Center eNews subscribers can use code, gopartner16, for 50% off your all-access pass. |
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| Poster for "Convergent Waves: Boston" film, Photo Credit: Olivia Moon Photography |
| Convergent Waves: Boston On-Demand Screening Tuesday, December 6 | 5:00 pm - Tuesday, December 20 | 12:00 pm Online $0 - $25 Experience the monumental immersive dance performance, Convergent Waves: Boston by Lenora Lee Dance, through on-demand screening. The project, in collaboration with Pao Arts Center, celebrates the contributions of activists and non-profit leaders by eliciting stories of community agency, resilience, and transformation. Convergent Waves: Boston highlights successes in preserving the cultural fabric and accomplishments of the Boston Chinatown community. Read our recap of the in-person Convergent Waves: Boston performance at Pao Arts Center this past April. |
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| "Let's Celebrate" key art by Shaina Lu, Courtesy of White Snakes Project |
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| Collage of student and group leader work by Ash Vasquez |
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| Red and White Persimmons, 2022, Chinese Ink on Paper, Xiaoyong Liu |
| Chinese Brush Painting for Adults: Red and White Persimmons Saturday, December 17 | 2:00 - 3:30 pm Online $15 (class only) - $45 (class with supplies) Join us for the final class of our fall “Persimmons” series. Cooler weather and shorter days bring the changing colors around New England. Celebrate the rich reds and fall harvest fruit with our fall brush painting series. Classes taught in Mandarin, English-friendly. Deadline for registration for the class with mailed supplies: Sunday, December 4. Please allow 10 days for mailing and delivery. A supply set can be used for more than one class. |
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| Photo of Mayor Michelle Wu at Pao Arts Center's 5th Anniversary Celebration, Photo Credit: Lee-Daniel Tran |
| Make a gift to Bridging Creative Connections Starts Tuesday, November 29 Through our 5th Anniversary giving campaign, Bridging Creative Connections, we celebrate our past five years. Special thanks to Nancy Wang Adams, Eleanor Pao, and generous sponsors who kickstarted this year's campaign to support the next five years. Mayor Michelle Wu shares, “Pao Arts Center is a treasure reflecting our community’s cultural legacy and modern day brilliance.” Would you join us and make a gift this year? |
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| Save the Date - Pao Arts Center Lunar New Year Celebration Sunday, January 29 Upcoming Closures Thursday, November 24 – Tuesday, November 29, 2022 Saturday, December 24, 2022 – Tuesday, January 3, 2023 |
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| Important Notice: Masks will continue to be required for entry into Pao Arts Center. Read More. |
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| | arts@bcnc.net 99 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02111 617-863-9080 Pao Arts Center was established in 2017 as a visionary program collaboration between Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) and Bunker Hill Community College. As Chinatown’s first arts and cultural center, Pao Arts Center represents the belief that investing in arts, culture, and creativity are vital to the health and well-being of individuals, families, and vibrant communities. |
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| | The Chinese Lady Poster, Courtesy of Central Square Theater and CHUANG Stage |
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| Tigers Hot Pot Together by Nell Valle, Photo Credit: Mel Taing |
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| Autumn Persimmons with Low Branches, 2022, Chinese Ink on Paper, Xiaoyong Liu |
| Chinese Brush Painting for Adults: Autumn Persimmons with Branches Saturdays, November 19, December 17 | 2:00 - 3:30 pm Online $15 (class only) - $45 (class with supplies) Join us for our fall “Persimmons” series. Cooler weather and shorter days bring the changing colors around New England. Celebrate the rich reds and fall harvest fruit with our fall brush painting series. Classes taught in Mandarin, English-friendly. Deadline for registration for the November 19 class with mailed supplies: Sunday, November 6. Please allow 10 days for mailing and delivery. A supply set can be used for more than one class. |
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| Photo Still: GHOST ROOTS: A New 강강술래 Ganggangsullae, Photo Credit: Albert Wong |
| GHOST ROOTS: A New 강강술래 Ganggangsullae by Soyoung L Kim On View Through December 2 Pao Arts Center Free | Suggested Donation $10 Through the interactive exhibit GHOST ROOTS: A New 강강술래 Ganggangsullae, multi-media artist Soyoung L Kim explores the possibilities of a future of solidarity, care, and celebration through the stories of two Asian American women. |
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| Pao Arts Center 5th Anniversary Logo |
| Share Your Memories Throughout 2022 Pao Arts Center is celebrating our 5th Anniversary this year! We’re collecting thoughts and comments from people who have attended events and classes throughout our five years and would love to include your voice. Share Your Story! (words, videos, audio, visual artwork welcome) |
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| | Headshot of Soyoung L Kim, Photo Credit: Mel Taing Meet Soyoung L Kim Soyoung L Kim’s work blends several practices, including painting, sculpture, writing, stop motion animation, and performance. As 교포 Gyopo, as part of the Korean diaspora, she moves freely across artistic disciplines to create new works that blend those disciplines and to break those boundaries. Her work is influenced by her own childhood of many moves and displacements and the many stories she has gathered over the three continents she has called home. Kim’s work aims to transport us to a place of liberation, where we are free from colonization and the burdens of racism, fear and hate. |
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| Important Notice: Masks will continue to be required for entry into Pao Arts Center. Read More. |
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| | arts@bcnc.net 99 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02111 617-863-9080 Pao Arts Center was established in 2017 as a visionary program collaboration between Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) and Bunker Hill Community College. As Chinatown’s first arts and cultural center, Pao Arts Center represents the belief that investing in arts, culture, and creativity are vital to the health and well-being of individuals, families, and vibrant communities. |
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| | Yellow and pink "Experience Chinatown" logo. Design by Manuel Miranda Practice (MMP) |
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| Join us for our 5th Annual Experience Chinatown Art Festival this fall to see, hear, create, and connect. Together, celebrate the rich cultural fabric of Boston Chinatown through free creative activities. Enjoy window murals at participating Chinatown businesses and organizations, outdoor performance days, and our new gallery exhibit opening. All events are free and family-friendly. Outdoor performances will happen rain or shine at Chinatown Park on The Greenway. In case of inclement weather, performances will be at Pao Arts Center, 99 Albany Street. Masks will be required indoors. Explore the performance schedule below: Top row, left to right: shiori_kubrick (Photo Courtesy of the band), Anju (Photo Credit: Tarik Bartel), Maple Leaf Senior Dancers (Photo Credit: Pao Arts Center staff) Middle row, left to right: Orca Bones (Photo Credit: Vincy Wang), Alex Wan's Group (Photo Courtesy of the band) Bottom row, left to right: Wah Lum Kung Fu and Tai Chi Academy (Photo Courtesy of the academy), Shaw Pong Liu (Photo Credit: Robert Torres Photography), Maddie Lam (Photo Credit: Baolong Song) |
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| Thursday, September 8 | 6:00 - 8:00 pm Chinatown Park on The Greenway (near Chinatown Gate) Performers: shiori_kubrick, Orca Bones Thursday, September 15 | 6:00 - 8:00 pm Chinatown Park on The Greenway (near Chinatown Gate) Performers: Maddie Lam, Shaw Pong Liu, and Maple Leaf Senior Dancers Thursday, September 22 | 6:00 - 8:00 pm Pao Arts Center Opening Reception | GHOST ROOTS: A New Ganggangsullae by Soyoung L. Kim Saturday, September 24 | 12:00 - 3:00 pm Chinatown Park on The Greenway (near Chinatown Gate) Performers: Alex Wan’s Group, Anju, Wah Lum Kung Fu & Tai Chi Academy |
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| Top row, left to right: Ponnapa Prakkamakul at Q Restaurant (Photo Credit: Sophia Chen), Anna Dugan at Happy Lamb Hot Pot Boston (Photo Credit: Amanda Beard Garcia), Amanda Beard Garcia at APM Coffee (Photo Credit: Sophia Chen), Nell Valle at Liuyishou Hotpot Boston (Photo Credit: Ashley Yung) Bottom row, left to right: Anna Dugan at Happy Lamb Hot Pot Boston (Photo Credit: Ashley Yung), Victoria Lai and Jenny Tran at Crave Chinatown (Photo Credit: Ashley Yung) |
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| Make sure to stop by the nine Experience Chinatown 2022 window murals by the following artists at particpating locations: - Amanda Beard Garcia at APM Coffee | 99 Kneeland St, Boston, MA 02111
- Ashley Jin at Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) | 38 Ash Street, Boston, MA 02111
- Ashley Jin at Pao Arts Center | 99 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02111
- Victoria Lai and Jenny Tran at Crave Chinatown | 75 Kneeland St, Boston, MA 02111
- Nelle Valle at Liuyishou Hotpot Boston | 702 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111
- Anna Dugan at Happy Lamb Hot Pot Boston | 693 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111
- Maria Fong at Dumpling Cafe | 695 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111
- Ponnapa Prakkamakul at Q Restaurant | 660 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111
- Katelyn Lipton at WakuWaku | 2 Tyler St, Boston, MA 02111
See how they each responded to the 2022 prompt: "What makes a community special?" |
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| Photo Still: GHOST ROOTS: A New Ganggangsullae. Photo Credit: Albert Wong |
| GHOST ROOTS: A New Ganggangsullae Exhibit Opening Reception Thursday, September 22 | 6:00 - 8:00 pm On View | September 22 - December 3 Pao Arts Center Free Through the interactive exhibit GHOST ROOTS, Visual Artist Soyoung L. Kim explores the possibilities of a future of solidarity, care, and celebration through the stories of two Asian American women. Part of the Experience Chinatown Art Festival, a celebration of arts and culture in Boston’s Chinatown. |
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| Thank you to our generous Year-Round, Presenting, and Benefactor sponsors! See all of the Experience Chinatown 2022 supporting sponsors on our event page. Year-Round Sponsors: Comcast NBCUniversal, State Street Corporation, Tufts Medical Center, Capital One, Point32Health, Riemer Braunstein, Rockland Trust, South Cove Community Health Center, TJX Presenting Sponsors: PNC Bank, Dr. Elaine Li Shiang and the MeiMei Dumpling Company Benefactor Sponsors: The Fuller Foundation, Sasaki and the Sasaki Foundation |
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| Important Notice: Masks will continue to be required for entry into Pao Arts Center. Read More. |
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| | arts@bcnc.net 99 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02111 617-863-9080 Pao Arts Center was established in 2017 as a visionary program collaboration between Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) and Bunker Hill Community College. As Chinatown’s first arts and cultural center, Pao Arts Center represents the belief that investing in arts, culture, and creativity are vital to the health and well-being of individuals, families, and vibrant communities. |
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