WOW THANK YOU for joining us last night for the Artists’ Reception of 🧵 “threads: weaving an intricate banner”🧵It was awesome to see the incredible support and congratulations again to all exhibiting artists!
HUGE thank you to everyone for making this exhibition and evening possible -
To the co-curators Andrew Kwok (
@andrew__kwok ), Jennie Tang (
@_zhen_ni_e ), and Ed Ticson (
@edticson )
To partners Wei Qin of Asian Arts New York (AANY)(
@asianartsnewyork ) and Rachel Hye Youn Rupright of 518sian (
@518sian )
To State Senator Pat Fahy (
@patfahy46 ) and Assemblymember Gabriella Romero (
@amromero109 ) for giving remarks at the Artists’ Reception
To the exhibiting artists: Toby Barnes (
@tobybarnesart ), Ottavia Huang (
@ms.otter.studio ), Azuré Kauikeolani Iversen-Keahi (
@azukea ), Chong Kang (
@chongkangart ), Gabrielle Lau (
@thatsewcialstudiesteacher ), polarisu (
@polarisu ), Mengde Shi (
@shi921102 ), RUBY SILVIOUS (
@ruby_silvious ), Siwei Song (
@siweisong ), Kim Tateo (
@lookalittlecloser ), Yeachin Tsai (
@yeachin.tsai ), Baju Wijono (
@bajuwijono ), and Hongnian Zhang (
@zhanghongnian )
To the “Asian Dances in Motion” performers Milim Parker (Korean Fan Dance), Amy Zeng (Mongolian Chopsticks Dance), Sandra Balint (Tai Chi) and Chinmayi Sri Maddali & Nila Krishnakumar (students of Mathangi Srinivasan, Mudra School of Dance) (
@mudraschoolofdance_ny ) and Asian Arts New York
To Jay Zhang (
@jayzhangphotog ) for the photos - more to come soon.
To the local businesses and organizations for delicious bites: Banh Mi 47 (
@banhmi47albany ), Son of Egg (
@son_of_egg ;
@soe_rensselaer ), Yono’s (
@yonosrestaurant ), 518sian, Asian Arts New York, BaBa Duck Veggie Kitchen (
@babaduck518 ), Two Little Dumplings (
@two.little.dumplings ), and Chateau Homemade Bakery (
@chateaubakery.ny )
To ACG staff, board, and volunteers!
“threads: weaving an intricate banner,” an exhibition in celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month, is on view till June 13, 2026. “threads: weaving an intricate banner” is free and open to the public; Tuesday - Saturday, Noon - 5 p.m.
