Friday, June 10-30 2016
inCube Arts SPACE
314 West 52nd St., #1, New York, NY 10019, USA

inCube Arts SPACE is delighted to announce our forthcoming group show curated by Loredana Pazzini-Paracciani, entitled INTERLACE: Three Artists in the Cambodian Diaspora, which includes mixed- media installations, video works and performance, gathering three female artists from Cambodia /United States, the exhibition will run from June 10 – 30, 2016.

Between 1975 and 1985, during the Khmer Rouge regime, an estimated 1 million people fled Cambodia, and over 100,000 Cambodians resettled in the United States, while others took refuge in Canada, Australia and Europe. INTERLACE: Three Artists in the Cambodian Diaspora looks at the artistic practice of Anida Yoeu Ali, Amy Lee Sanford and LinDa Saphan, three female artists of the same generation who grew up as refugees in foreign countries, invested with the dilemma of dealing with issues of hybridity, otherness and displacement. While they continue to negotiate their diasporic positions in their lives, the works featured in the exhibition reveal their migratory past as a significant time of transition. Their artistic journeys, geographically undertaken in disparate parts of the world, come together in this exhibition through a personal yet universal narrative that weaves together motifs of their Cambodian origins with the concerns of all.

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