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CAROLINE GURREY - The Calabash, 1909

He manu ke aloha ‘a’ohe lālā kau ‘ole

(Love is like a bird- there is no branch that it does not…

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JENNA PARK - About Our Family, 2011

(c) Jenna Park

Is there anything more precious than a child in formal attire? The dainty little…

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MIKE TAUBER - Timothy, 2002

(c) Mike Tauber

“My parents and family love me, but they don’t understand all the issues I deal…

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KEVIN EI-ICHI DEFOREST - Invasion of the Hybrids, 2004

(c) Kevin Ei-ichi deForest

Hybrid. Perhaps the most intriguing term in the mixed heritage lexicon,…

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LORRAINE O’GRADY

Sisters I (L: Nefertiti, R: Devonia), 1994

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PART ASIAN·100% HAPA

Kip Fulbeck, 2006

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DELPHINE DIAW DIALLO

Hybrid VII, 2012

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ISAMU NOGUCHI

Gregory (Effigy), 1946

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ANONYMOUS

Mixed marriage folktale, Late 19th Century

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MONICA SHANTA BROWN

The Third Day, 2011

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MEQUITTA AHUJA

Generator, 2010

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FROHAWK TWO FEATHERS

Mamacitas Carry Real Heaters, 2012

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ANONYMOUS

Casta Painting, 18th Century

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ORLANDO BARRIA Faceless Dolls (Ana Rubí and Miriam, Victims of the Devil`s Acid), 2011

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LAURA KINA

Hapa Soap Opera #7 (Sarah Macaraeg, Eric Byler, Camilla Fojas) 2004