SEATTLE, WA
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Photos captured by Scout Tufankjian
SEATTLE, WA
Scroll to learn more about Seattle’s Arts For EveryBody project
Photos captured by Scout Tufankjian
SEATTLE, WA
Scroll to learn more about Seattle’sArts For EveryBody project
Photos captured by Scout Tufankjian
SEATTLE, WA
Scroll to learn more about Seattle’s Arts For EveryBody project
Photos captured by Scout Tufankjian
Seattle, WA
On July 26, 2024, Wing Luke Museum will host JamFest, a free and all ages outdoor event from 5 - 9 pm in the historic Canton and Maynard alleys that highlights Seattle’s Chinatown International District’s rich historic, cultural, and artistic vibrancy through music, dance, mixed media installations, murals, games, and more. The event proudly celebrates the community’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander migrant roots and culture.
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The streets of Seattle’s Chinatown International District will come alive this July during JamFest, an annual summer music and arts event led by the Wing Luke Museum. In collaboration with local businesses and the community’s health clinic this year, JamFest aims to bring joy, belonging, and healing through arts to the neighborhood and will address community needs as well as health and well-being in the diverse Chinatown International District. The call for joy and expression is even more pressing as the downtown neighborhood continues to recover from the pandemic and stands up to disaster gentrification and displacement from city developments.
Meet The Team
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Derek Dizon
Artist & Owner of A Resting Place Seattle
Derek Orbiso Dizon is a Filipino American multidisciplinary artist, social worker, and grief counselor residing in the ancestral lands of the Duwamish People (Seattle, WA). Much of his creative works revolve around his path of navigating mourning and remembrance. He uses mediums of storytelling, illustration, and installation, as ritual to commemorate memories of love and ancestry that have passed on. Derek creates art that companions the griever, who everyday survives death over and over again.
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Sami
Artist
Once upon a time there was an artist, with a heart located in many places, she called the small world between the 206 & 253 home. She was made up of the histories of friends and family, language and food. She carried her creative soul🌱🌾 in the practice of ease & accessing fullest expression—however which way. Bringing music, expressive illustrations, colorful and organic abstractions of a human experience through painting, mixed media, stickers, songs, and trinket.
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