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Asian Art Museum Commemorative Bag

Asian Art Museum Commemorative Bag

Silkscreen on Canvas
Asian Art Museum
San Francisco, CA
2015

Asian Art Museum Commemorative Bag

2015

To commemorate our 50th anniversary, Bay Area artist Julie Chang has designed a one-of-a-kind tote bag just for Asian Art Museum members!

Energetic and elegant, our signature tote features the Asian Art Museum’s 50th anniversary lotus, whose bursting petals intertwine with a chrysanthemum’s silvery blossoms.

A San Francisco-based contemporary artist, Julie Chang works primarily with painting and printmaking, rooted in an investigation of cultural identity. Chang is represented by Hosfelt Gallery in San Francisco and New York. She received her MFA from Stanford University in 2007.

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To commemorate our 50th anniversary, Bay Area artist Julie Chang has designed a one-of-a-kind tote bag just for Asian Art Museum members!

Energetic and elegant, our signature tote features the Asian Art Museum’s 50th anniversary lotus, whose bursting petals intertwine with a chrysanthemum’s silvery blossoms.

A San Francisco-based contemporary artist, Julie Chang works primarily with painting and printmaking, rooted in an investigation of cultural identity. Chang is represented by Hosfelt Gallery in San Francisco and New York. She received her MFA from Stanford University in 2007.

Asian Art Museum Commemorative Bag

Silkscreen on Canvas
Asian Art Museum
San Francisco, CA
2015

Asian Art Museum Commemorative Bag

2015

To commemorate our 50th anniversary, Bay Area artist Julie Chang has designed a one-of-a-kind tote bag just for Asian Art Museum members!

Energetic and elegant, our signature tote features the Asian Art Museum’s 50th anniversary lotus, whose bursting petals intertwine with a chrysanthemum’s silvery blossoms.

A San Francisco-based contemporary artist, Julie Chang works primarily with painting and printmaking, rooted in an investigation of cultural identity. Chang is represented by Hosfelt Gallery in San Francisco and New York. She received her MFA from Stanford University in 2007.

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To commemorate our 50th anniversary, Bay Area artist Julie Chang has designed a one-of-a-kind tote bag just for Asian Art Museum members!

Energetic and elegant, our signature tote features the Asian Art Museum’s 50th anniversary lotus, whose bursting petals intertwine with a chrysanthemum’s silvery blossoms.

A San Francisco-based contemporary artist, Julie Chang works primarily with painting and printmaking, rooted in an investigation of cultural identity. Chang is represented by Hosfelt Gallery in San Francisco and New York. She received her MFA from Stanford University in 2007.

Asian Art Museum Commemorative Bag

Silkscreen on Canvas
Asian Art Museum
San Francisco, CA
2015

Asian Art Museum Commemorative Bag

2015

To commemorate our 50th anniversary, Bay Area artist Julie Chang has designed a one-of-a-kind tote bag just for Asian Art Museum members!

Energetic and elegant, our signature tote features the Asian Art Museum’s 50th anniversary lotus, whose bursting petals intertwine with a chrysanthemum’s silvery blossoms.

A San Francisco-based contemporary artist, Julie Chang works primarily with painting and printmaking, rooted in an investigation of cultural identity. Chang is represented by Hosfelt Gallery in San Francisco and New York. She received her MFA from Stanford University in 2007.

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To commemorate our 50th anniversary, Bay Area artist Julie Chang has designed a one-of-a-kind tote bag just for Asian Art Museum members!

Energetic and elegant, our signature tote features the Asian Art Museum’s 50th anniversary lotus, whose bursting petals intertwine with a chrysanthemum’s silvery blossoms.

A San Francisco-based contemporary artist, Julie Chang works primarily with painting and printmaking, rooted in an investigation of cultural identity. Chang is represented by Hosfelt Gallery in San Francisco and New York. She received her MFA from Stanford University in 2007.