Interpolated Spheres showed January 14 - March 12, 2013 featuring works by Nari Baker, Darius Morrison, and Christina Seong at Edmonds Community College in Lynnwood, WA.

The artists are Korean Adoptees raised in the Puget Sound area. Each artist deconstructed commonly held misconceptions about the Korean Adoptee Experience. Through mixed media works including audio technology, prints, collage, and found objects, these artists address themes of race, identity, and adoption.

Curated by Minh Carrico: Artist, Gallery owner, and Edmonds Community College Visual Arts Instructor

Wing Luke Museum, Seattle, WA
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Recognizing 13 APA adoptee artists and oral histories from community members, this exhibition explores the complexities of being an APA adoptee.

Wing Luke Museum, Seattle, WA
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This is a multimedia exhibit on remnants of war through recent Asian Pacific American veterans' perspectives.

Wing Luke Museum, Seattle, WA
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Exploring what it means to invent and create, this exhibition, focuses on the creative process and how that connects to inventing new things.

Wing Luke Museum, Seattle, WA 
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This kid friendly exhibition features local and national Asian Pacific Islander American artists in the animation and comic industry.

Wing Luke Museum, Seattle, WA
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This interactive exhibit explores the Asian Pacific American dance community and promotes the idea that everyone can dance.