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The Him Mark Lai Learning Center opened June

The Him Mark Lai Learning Centerwas oun

ed by Mrs. Laura Lai, Dr. Rolland and Kathr

Lowe. Supervisors David Chiu, Norman Y

and Eric Mar congratulate the Foundation

the opening.

David Chiu, Norman Yee, Eric Mar with Dr. Rolland Lowe and CCF Executive Director Mabel Teng

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Activities include From Dynasty to Democra

Walk, In Search o Roots Seminar, In Search

Roots in Caliornia, and In Search o Roots

China.

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This un and educational tour will eature:

A guided tour o Locke Dai Loy Museum

Shoong School Museum Wallace Chan Farms in Courtland WinetastinginClarksburg

Darin,:[email protected]@c-c-c.org415-986-182232

Date: October 12, 2013Time: 9AM - 6 PM

Introductory rate $59 or frst 100Register by 8/31

First come, frst servedCCC Members priority registration

Dail Loy Museum

We all learned so much on D2D and particularly liked learning about

the Yick Wo court case.

- Susan Curtis, Lake Elsinore School District

Discover Locke

Him Mark Lai Learning Center Presents

A town designed, built, and inhabited by Chinese in America

Carlsburg Winery

101296

$59831CCC

Contact Darin: [email protected]

Colin: [email protected], 415-986-1822x32

How to Register

From Dynasty to Democracy (D2D) combines the color o Chinatown with the inspiring history

o the communitys struggle against discrimination, and how Chinese people shaped Americas

understanding o human rights and the Constitution.

JOIND2DTOURS

!

munity Outreach and

olarship Sponsored by:

The Him Mark Lai Learning Center is the hub to engage and empower youth!

We all came away with a deeper respect or the Chinese community

and their struggles and successes in San Francisco. Thank you or the

excellent day!- Sara Oser, College o Marin

Contact [email protected],or call 415-986-1822 x32


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len Hui, Esq., Co-Chair

nna Tao, Co-Chair

n Y. Ho, President

erman Tang, Executive VP

omas Klitgaard, Esq., VP

nnis Lee, Esq., VP

nas B. Miller, VP

annon Yip, VP

san C. Tom, Secretary

ther Li, Treasurer

2013 CCF Board ofDirectors Leadership

icepresident

cepresident

he CCF has really advanced during

abel Tengs tenure: revitalized pro-

ams such as From Dynasty to De-

ocracy and the Him Mark Lai Learn-

g Center, the incredible artists the

enter has showcased, and the China-

wn Music Festival, just to name a ew

our activities. I am so excited about

here we are headed, and I look or-

ard to seeing you at our events!

I trace my ond-

ness or the Foun-

dation to the late

Gordon Lau, the

rst Chinese mem-ber o the San

Francisco Board o

Supervisors, who

Jonas B. Miller

It is an honor to

serve on the Board

o the Chinese

Culture Founda-

tion. We are al-

ways challenging

ourselves to have

a greater impactor the community.

ntroduced me to the Foundation and

s care or the Chinese community.

Membership in the Foundation has en-

ched my lie. Its Executive Director,

Mabel Teng, and the staf are continu-

ng a tradition o innovation and imagi-

ation

LAM TUNG-PANG: THE CURIOSITY BOX

by Hou HanruInternational ArtCurator and Critic

Thomas Klitgaard

, Esq.

Board of Directors 2013

The Chinese Culture Foundation (CCF) was founded in 1965 with themission to promote art and culture. We inspire discovery throughcross-cultural experiences.

Its fantastic!

VISUAL ARTS CHALLENGES STEREOTYPES AND

missionstatement

,

Ryan Lee

Ben Choi

Alan Liu

Maggie Mui

Ivy Shen

Cecilia Sze

Garry Wong

the ramework o the exhib

demands that signifers like C

and women are hardly stable.

at MBUS Im hoping to con

along this theme to broaden th

hibition transnationally ... the

encourag[ing] viewers to hav

active relationship with the wor

deeply connected to a range o

ographies.

- Alpesh Patel,Director of MFA Proin Visual Arts at the Florida Internat

University

womeninmiamiwomenON THE GO

womenonscreen

CCF partnership with Frameline,

tured Moth at LGBT flm estiva

June 23

WOMEN is an exhibition abouteminism and sexual minorities.Launched in Shanghai, exhibited atCCC, eatured at LGBT flm estival,and on its way to Miami, November

2013.

Top: Moth by Muxi, debut in WOMEN exhibition


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TS INNOVATION

ccfcuratorinaction!Abby Chen curates three perormances

at the Berkeley Art Museum this all!

Dancers grooved to the oldies with

towns Soul Band, in a beneft or th

natown Music Festival. Jest Jamm

ebrated their 45th anniversary duri

evening.

45

COMMUNITY ENGAGEME

WITH ART & CULTURE

Catherine White

Claire Cella

Betty Chang

Connie Cheung

James Huang

L@TE nights

A grand partnership with Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office,with special guest of honor Gregory So and Artist Lam Tung-pangs special Opening of The Curiosity Box. Featured areSupervisor Norman Yee, Artist Lam Tung-pang, HKETO GregorySo with CCF Executive Director Mabel Teng and CCF ArtisticDirector Abby Chen

September 20

Francis Wong

October 18

Naked Soul

November 15

Power Struggle

onviewnow

750 Kearny Street, 3F

Tues - Sat

10am - 4pm

supportcommunityengage

Great News! The Chinese Culture Fo

tion is now a member o Local Ind

dent Charities o America! That m

there will not be a 3% credit card

pany ee charged to the CCF. Your contribution on-line or using credit

will go to supporting art and educ

For additional donation inormation

tact Gharrity at [email protected] o

(415) 986-1822, x31.

Kitty Kao

Marnie Lowe

Chunyi Lyu

Kai Ow-wing

Suzanne Quon

Zo

An

Yu

joinandbecomeaculturaladv

Sign up to be a member online, or i

person at our gallery, 750 Kearny S

3/F(inside the Hilton Hotel)

For more inormation,

contact Jenny Leung, jenny@c-c-c.(415) 986-1822, ext. 23

Francis Wong

CCC ImpaCT and COunTIng!

CCC online gallery: gallery.c-c-c.org2500 visits/month, over 300 artists

Moment for Inkin Hangzhou

over 10,000 viewers

CCCArtistsfeaturedinARTStor:

http://www.artstor.org/

96,000 new international subscribers

WOMEN San Francisco

over 4,000 participants

summerinternsandvoluntpicturedwithstaffandir

foundationofficers

springdanceparty

withjestjammin

F

momentforinkatzhejiang

rtmuseum: onviewnow

Moment for Ink,

originally debuted

at the Chinese Cul-

ture Center. CCF

President Gin Ho

traveled to Hang-

zhou or the open-

ing ceremony.

This exhibition represents a new andnovative way o showing art, and...ves us a resh way o connectingt to lie--the lie o our community.

Jay Xu, Director of Asian Art Museum

dy, Image courtesy o the Chinese Cultureundation and Artist Nancy Chan

These works o art demonstrate tohe Chinese public that ink isnt justor Chinese artists and that the me-ium has been internationalized and

modernized.

Ma Fenghui,Zhejiang Art Museum

irector

CCC GALLERY


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NON-PROFIT ORG.

US POSTAGE PAID

SAN FRANCISCO CA

PERMIT NO. 1899

CHINESE CULTURE FOUNDATION

OF SAN FRANCISCO

@cccsanfrancisco

750 KEARNY STREET, 3F

SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94108

The Chine se Cultu re Center would like to thank all its par tners and suppor ters ! !

Portsmouth Plaza Parking Corporation

Portsmouth Square Garage

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Tom Do Hing Foundation

Hall, Yee & Associates

Hop Wo Benevolent Association

Neighborhood Arts

Council

Lowe FamilyTrust Foundation

save the Date

celebratingour48thanniversary

october5, 2013empressof china6pm

formoreinfo:call415-986-1822

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