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Passing,
an installation created for Lamar University's
Dishman Gallery, is an extension of my research into
19th century Chinese labor. Comprised of three sets
of oversized replicas of Chinese "coolie" garments, the garments
were suspended from the gallery's 22 ft. ceiling by
hemp rope.
This piece was reconfigured for the 2000
Aspen Valley Biennial.
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The
words, Heathen
Chinee,
John
Chinaman
and China
Sam,
were computer-printed onto the side
plackets of each jacket. Typical names
given to Chinese laborers, the garments
themselves recall the passage of history
and memories. |
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