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September 2, 2015  by Shin Yu Pai

HEIRLOOM featured at Hyperallergic

Featured in a write up at Hyperallergic.

 

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August 31, 2015  by Shin Yu Pai

HEIRLOOM featured at Art Nerd Seattle

Thanks to Elissa Favero for writing about HEIRLOOM for Art Nerd.

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August 24, 2015  by Shin Yu Pai

Press for HEIRLOOM

Lit Hub published a great essay by Paul Constant on my public poetry installation here.

Seattle Parks & Rec ran a piece here.

Monarch Review covers the project here.

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August 13, 2015  by Shin Yu Pai

Artist of the Week: Jack Straw podcast

Thanks to Levi Fuller for featuring HEIRLOOM on the Jack Straw weekly podcast.

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August 13, 2015  by Shin Yu Pai

Volunteer Work Party for HEIRLOOM

I’ll be stenciling trees in Piper’s Orchard on Saturday, August 15 from 10 a.m. until I’m done. Volunteers from City Fruit and Friends of Piper’s Orchard will participate. Come down to Carkeek Park if you’re interested in helping!

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June 21, 2015  by Editor

Propagation: Heaven and Earth 7

Propagation: Heaven and Earth 7
Carkeek Park, Seattle, WA
Opening Reception
July 11, 2015
2:00 – 5:00 p.m.

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June 21, 2015  by Editor

General Updates

HEIRLOOM is featured as part of the outdoor exhibition Propagation: Heaven and Earth 7 at Carkeek Park.

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June 14, 2015  by Shin Yu Pai

Ekphrastic writing portfolio at The Margins

Thanks to Michael Leong for including some of my poems in a special portfolio on Asian American poets writing on visual art. I explore the work of Kent Barker and sculptor Toshiko Takaezu, who’s work I first encountered in Volunteer Park, Seattle.

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Yes Yoko Ono

一
Stones
Remove a stone from an unmarked pile.
Choose one pile to add it to -
a mound of joy
or a mound of sorrow.
Or take a stone from a mound of sorrow
and move it to a mound of joy.

二
Painting to let the evening light come through
Lift the blind of the bedroom window.
Place a clear glass bottle
on the window sill.
The painting exists when
the stars have risen.

三

Painting for the wind
Write down your favorite words
on separate scraps of paper.
Leave the paper where there is wind.
The scraps of paper can be lottery receipts,
business cards, or paper napkins.
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