Hope Not Hate: Stop Asian Hate
“Hope Not Hate” is a project about the growing violence against Asian Americans as the pandemic continued to flourish in 2020-2021, decided to pair with an organization: stopaapihate that works with Asian American and Pacific Islander communities (AAPI) to find a way to highlight this violence, as well as its effect on the community.
This traveling exhibition, 12 posters design, and 1 film, is published on IUNEWS. Selected as a New Talent Annual and Honorable Mention international in Graphis, and Winner of the graphic design in Creative Quarterly.
2021 / Hope not Hate/ Exhibition in Grunwald Gallery of Art
2021 / Hope not Hate/ Exhibition in Grunwald Gallery of Art
The small type in the posters represents time. If you don't slow down to see all the details, you will miss the voices of the portraits in the posters.
12 Posters
This Exhibition hopes to encourage people to slow down to see and reflect on the hate crime that happened in Asian America in 2020-2021. When you see everything immediately, you will miss the critical issue growing bigger. The yellow skin portraits illustrate all different report review cases from Asians in the state during 2020. Using yellow for the portrait skin color to represent how the victims feel their skin tone was as bright as light yellow in the dark period of the pandemic. Wang hopes through her design; people can ponder the depth of the harm that racial discrimination has brought to others.
2021/ 2021: This is Hate
Video: 2021 THIS IS HATE
This video piece includes the Asian hate crime report reviews film during 2021 January to March. When you walk close to the video in the gallery you will read the message: 2021 THIS IS HATE.
2021 / Hope not Hate/ Exhibition in Grunwald Gallery of Art
2021 / Hope not Hate/ Exhibition in Grunwald Gallery of Art