
Job Opening
Senior Advancement Officer
Come join a team of dedicated staff at an exceptional moment in Smithsonian history. The Senior Advancement Officer, Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Program, plans and accomplishes all aspects of fundraising for the organization in support of its goals. Successful candidates will demonstrate experience and success in fundraising, strong organizational and communication skills, the initiative and ability to work independently, and the capacity to think creatively about expressing the importance of history, art and culture.

Upcoming Events in Spring 2012
Mark your calendars for our upcoming Spring 2012 events! You can also print this PDF or save it to your computer.
January 23 — Lunar New Year
February 18 — Annual Day of Remembrance (DOR)
March 10 — Gallery 360: Roger Shimomura
TBA — Vietnamese American Public Program
April 7 — Gallery 360: Tam Tran
April 14 — Asian American Portraits of Encounter
Image & Word Symposium
May 6 — Smithsonian APA Heritage Month Family Day
May 12 — Gallery 360: Shizu Saldamando

Exhibition On Display
Portraiture Now: Asian American Portraits of Encounter
The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Program have collaborated to mount the Smithsonian's first major showcase of contemporary Asian American portraiture. Through the work of seven artists from across the country and around the world, the exhibition offers thought-provoking interpretations of the Asian American experience and representations against and beyond the stereotypes that have obscured the complexity of being Asian in America.

Event Recap Photos
100% Hapa: Exploring Multiracial Identity with Kip Fulbeck
The APA Program welcomed Kip Fulbeck for his first performance at the Smithsonian. Kip performed in the McEvoy Auditorium at the National Portrait Gallery to an audience that included families and people from different backgrounds. Click here to view more photos.
News
Congressional Gold Medal Award Comes to the Smithsonian
The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Program honors the soldiers of the 100th Infantry Battalion, the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, and members of the Military Intelligence Service for their dedicated service during World War II. These units consisted predominantly of Japanese Americans, and some Korean and Hawaiian Americans.
On Display
Sweet & Sour: A Look at the History of Chinese Food in the United States
Visit this Chinese American showcase on the first floor of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Sweet & Sour represents a milestone within an ongoing initiative by the museum to focus on its Chinese American history and culture through collections.
Event Recap and Photos
SALTAF 2011
Recap of the South Asian Literary and Theater Arts Festival by Pawan Dhingra, HomeSpun curator. Also covered is the SALTAF reception at the Embassy of India. Click here to view more photos.
HomeSpun
Smithsonian Indian American Heritage Project
Visit the HomeSpun website to find out more about our initiative to chronicle the story of immigrants from India and their descendants in America.
Traveling Exhibition
Singgalot: The Ties that Bind
This exhibition captures the challenges and issues that confronted Filipinos following the annexation of the Philippines as a U.S. territory in 1898. It is currently on travel through 2012.
Read about the experiences of Indian Americans from the perspective of different bloggers covering topics such as culture, identity, family, recent events, and more.
Read blog articles from staff and interns at the National Museum of American History about Sweet & Sour related artifacts and stories. The Sweet & Sour showcase represents a milestone within an ongoing initiative by the museum to focus on its Chinese American history and culture through collections.
Part of the "Welcome to Smithsonian" video series, this short video explores the APA heritage within the Smithsonian Institution.
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