History - Introduction

The creation of the Asian American Arts Alliance was part of a larger cultural movement occurring in the United States in the latter half of the 20th century, propelled both by a shift in immigration and by the powerful influence of the Civil Rights movement. Several pioneering Asian American groups had started their activities in New York City in the 60s and 70s, yet the Asian American arts community as a whole lacked a collective body to represent the interests of its talented yet under-recognized members.

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Lists

All Grantees

Current and past Board of Directors

Current and past Funders

An interview with former Board President,
Rocky Chin

An audio slide show with former executive director, Lillian Cho