Interwoven Identities
Navigating Beyond the Surface
Opening Event | Thu, Mar 27th, 6–9pm
Exhibition Dates | March 27th to April 17th, 2025
Hong Fook (Downtown)
407 Huron St 3rd Floor
Toronto Ontario
Interwoven Identities: Navigating Beyond the Surface is co-presented by the Asian Arts Culture Trust and Hong Fook Mental Health Association.
This exhibition brings together seven artists from the Asian diaspora whose practices move across memory, migration, body, and belonging. Through object, sound, textile, and ritual, their works gently invite us to consider how mental health, intergenerational knowledge, and cultural identity are interwoven.
Featuring works by Emily Au, Geoffrey Cheung, Ayumi Goto & Vridhhi Chaudhry, Lux Gow-Habrich, Cherie Leung, Phuong Nguyen, and Aysia Tse.
Join us for the opening night on March 27, from 6 to 9 PM, at 407 Huron St., second floor. Co-presented by AACT and Hong Fook Mental Health Association. The exhibition runs until April 17 and is open to the public every Friday, 1–4 PM.
Featuring Geoffrey Lok-Fay Cheung's Spills (reproduction), 2023.
Interwoven Identities: Navigating Beyond the Surface continues in a second exhibition at Hart House on April 18th with a film screening followed by an opening event featuring a special performance by Jasmine Liaw on April 26 from 6-10 PM! Save the date!
This secondary exhibition will run from April 18 - May 29. More details to follow.