Featuring over a century of heroic impact AAPIs have had on America through a series of beautiful murals by AAPI artists.
PROGRAM PARTNERS
Mural commissioning and production by Amplify Asian.
Round 1 (2024-2025) fiscally sponsored by HOPE Campaign.
Round 2 COMING SOON!
Brother and sister team ANDEWSAK and Victoria Kiyoko Art honors their Japanese-American heritage by painting a mural of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team.
The mural is displayed at Haji Moto Ramen & Sake Bar, 114 E 7th St #116, Georgetown, TX 78626.
Austin painter Swathi Konduri showcases the contributions of photojournalist Corky Lee with a mural honoring his legacy as the “undisputed, unofficial Asian American Photographer Laureate.”
The mural highlights Lee’s lifelong dedication to documenting and amplifying AAPI communities, creating a visual celebration of his work and activism.
The mural is displayed at Wanderlust Wine Co. at 1601 Barton Springs Rd, Austin, TX 78704.
A collaboration between Carmen Rangel and Everyday Research, this large mural honors farmworker rights activists Larry Itliong and [to be added] Al Rojas.
The mural is displayed at Austin Beerworks Sprinkle Valley, 10300 Springdale Rd, Austin, TX 78754.
A collaboration between Thao Huynh French and Chris Rogers, this large mural honors civil rights activists Yuri Kochiyama and Malcolm X.
The mural is located at The Frances Modern Inn, 1123 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78702, across Kenny Dorham’s Backyard and in front of the Black Artists Matter street mural.
Painted by San Antonio based Filipino-Chinese American artist Lourdes Maria Ong, the mural features Herlinda Wong Chew, a badass half Chinese, half Mexican woman who survived the Mexican Revolution and was a fierce advocate for both Chinese and Mexican immigrants in El Paso during the early 1900s.
Check out this mural on the back of Distribution Hall, located at 1500 E 4th St, Austin, TX 78702, across CapMetro’s Plaza Saltillo station.
Jusak Yang Bernhard & Jeff Manley
Dr. Thao Ha
