PRM in the Press

Photographs from the Homeward Bound exhibition in the Pearl River Mart gallery

Sinovision: Honoring Chinatowns Around the World Through Photographs

Sinovision spoke to curators Diane Wong and Huiying B. Chan and Pearl River president Joanne Kwong about Pearl River’s latest art exhibition, Homeward Bound: Global Intimacies in Converging Chinatowns.

Posted on November 14, 2018

Tagged: art

Artist Dingding Hu talking to a Sinovision reporter in the Pearl River Mart gallery

Sinovision: Dingding Hu's 'Hu Is Hungry: An Illustrated Journey of a Starving Artist'

Sinovision spoke to our latest artist-in-resident, Dingding Hu, and Pearl River president, Joanne Kwong, about Dingding's delightful exhibition.

Posted on July 31, 2018

Tagged: art

Photographers Andrew Kung and Emanuel Hahn in front of their photos in the Pearl River Mart gallery

World Journal: Lives of ‘Mississippi Delta Chinese’ Documented in Photos

The World Journal spoke with artists-in-residence Andrew Kung and Emanuel Hahn about their backgrounds and their experiences as they sought to capture the stories of the Chinese community in the Mississippi Delta.

Posted on May 29, 2018

Tagged: art

Artist Yingqian Ciao talking to a Sinovision reporter in the Pearl River Mart gallery

Sinovision: Yingqian Cao's 'The Illusion of Certainty'

Our latest artist-in-residence, Yingqian Cao, spoke to Sinovision about her show, The Illusion of Certainty, our first exhibition of abstract art.

Posted on April 06, 2018

Tagged: art

Tea set, plaid bags, ginger, and jewelry

Sinovision: Everyday Chinatown at Pearl River Mart

We’re so happy to be partnering with Think!Chinatown on their Everyday Chinatown community project, a collection of “ordinary” objects and the significance, stories, and memories behind them. We had the chance to speak to Sinovision about it.

Posted on April 02, 2018

Tagged: art

Detail of gold wallpaper of Ben Sloat's exhibition

Sinovision: Ben Sloat's 'The Pearls That Were His Eyes'

Sinovision spoke with artist-in-residence Ben Sloat about his exploration of identity, individuality, and commodity in his exhibit, The Pearls That Were His Eyes.

Posted on January 03, 2018

Tagged: art

Artists Space banner hanging in front of building

Widewalls: An In-Depth Look at Social Surfaces and Artists Space

Widewalls, an urban and contemporary art resource, takes a close look at our friend, neighbor, and collaborator, Artists Space.

Posted on October 27, 2017

Tagged: art

Artist Kam Mak talking to a Sinovision reporter at the Pearl River Mart gallery

Sinovision: Kam Mak's 'From Tank to Palette'

Kam Mak spoke to Sinovision about how his From Tank to Palette series came about, starting from his experiences as a little boy in Hong Kong visiting markets with his grandmother and "playing around" with the live turtle and catfish she brought home.

Posted on October 12, 2017

Tagged: art