The show challenges preconceived notions about Asian Americans, particularly ones that ignore the challenges people face in their adopted homeland. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX AsianAmericans SanAntonioArts VisualArt McNayArt
The work of artist Antonius-Tin Bui challenges stereotypes of Asian Americans as apolitical and submissive.
The works in"Reflecting Selves" refute the idea of the"model minority" — a stereotype that took hold in the 1980s which implies Asian Americans are superior to and should be viewed as the ideal example for other U.S. immigrant groups. The concept ignores the diversity of Asian Americans experiences and the discrimination they often face.
Straus further explained that"Reflecting Selves" falls in line with the McNay's mission of presenting diverse programming and exhibitions. Everyone at the museum welcomed the idea for the exhibition with open arms, she added. Harris explores hidden familial histories while Watts considers outside perceptions of a gender non-conforming self.
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