Note: Submission forms for WAS artists to participate in
Full Bloom 7 are available in the gallery.
Full Bloom 7 are available in the gallery.
Gallery Hours:
Wednesday-Friday, Noon - 5:30
Saturday & Sunday 10am-3:30pm
Closed Monday and Tuesday
Wednesday-Friday, Noon - 5:30
Saturday & Sunday 10am-3:30pm
Closed Monday and Tuesday
MAY SHOWCASE
Proleung Khmer: A 50-Year Journey of Remembrance and Resilience
The UMass Lowell Department of History and Center for Asian American Studies is presenting an exhibit commemorating 50 years since the first Southeast Asian refugees began arriving in the US. Proleung Khmer means “Khmer Soul,” representing the blood, sweat, and tears that community members put forth after surviving the Khmer Rouge genocide. This unique and heartfelt show reflects people who desired not only to survive, but to thrive. The show’s organizer is Dr. Christine Su, Visiting Faculty of Southeast Asian Studies, UMass Lowell.
Brianna Mai of the Angkor Dance Troupe performing a traditional Cambodian Dance