An Artpop Talk with Dan Lynh Pham

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05/25/21 • 50 min

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Howdy Y’all! This week we have an Artpop Talk with artist Dan Lynh Pham! Join us as we discuss Pham’s work, which focuses on her ongoing fascination with her identity, socialization, and the construction of culture. She aims to redefine what it means to be an Asian American woman.

In art news this week we also talk about the two-year closure of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, and the firing of of 27 employees from the National Gallery.
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For Dan Lynh Pham's Instagram, click HERE. And you can visit her store at https://stillmill.store.
For the PBS documentary, Asian Americans, click HERE.

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