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Press Statement
"Bloodlines & Brushstrokes" is a two-part AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) group exhibition held in May 2026,
celebrating AAPI Heritage Month by highlighting diverse artistic voices, heritage, and identity. The exhibition features a
wide array of contemporary works, including painting, sculpture, and photography, often focusing on themes of cultural history, migration, and personal identity.
Key Details and Locations:
Chapter 1 (Thumbprint Gallery): The first opening reception is held on Friday, May 1, 2026, from 4 PM to 9 PM at 920 Kline Street, La Jolla, CA.
Chapter 2 (Distinction Gallery): The second opening is on Saturday, May 9, 2026, in collaboration with Distinction Gallery in Escondido, from 6 PM to 10 PM.
Featured Artists: The show includes works by various artists, including @alfienumeric,
@clengsumagaysay.art, @evilhippo1403, JC Carino, @misskaylenemarie, @oorahbay_art, @louransmikhail, @lucyhelleart, @_megantsai, @miasavagekwok,
@artof_cruzado, @pixelcrafter, @ljbfstudio, RBST, and @zardapuya.
Exhibition Themes and Purpose:
AAPI Heritage: The exhibition provides a platform to showcase the diverse stories, creative perspectives, and cultural backgrounds of AAPI artists.
Identity and Memory: Works explore the intersection of personal, familial, and cultural identity, often bridging connections between generations.
Community and Connection: The event serves as a space for fostering community engagement and celebrating the resilience and contributions of AAPI communities.
Artistic Expression: Featuring a diverse range of artistic styles and mediums, the show highlights how artists navigate and express their unique cultural identities through their work.
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