Take a Stand for Free Expression in China
Sergio De La Pava, Jennifer Egan, Ha Jin, Alison Klayman, Chang-Rae Lee, and Victoria Redel
On the occasion of Ai Weiwei’s retrospective opening at the Brooklyn Museum, Sergio De La Pava, Jennifer Egan, Ha Jin, Alison Klayman, Chang-Rae Lee, and Victoria Redel will read writing and testimonials from Ai Weiwei, Liu Xiaobo, Liu Xia, and Ilham Tohti in support of freedom expression in China.
Follow and tweet your support with
#WITHFLOWERS
Presented by PEN American Center in partnership with Brooklyn Public Library and Friends of Ai Weiwei. Co-sponsored by AAWW and Phil & Co.
For more information visit PEN American Center.
Upcoming Events
![[VIRTUAL WORKSHOP] Dappling Your Own Lighting Design: On Archive Erasure, Autofiction, and Artist Statements](https://aaww.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/WinterSpring-2023-Programs-Graphics-38.png)
March 23 7:00 PM
Join us for an in-person event with debut author Jinwoo Chong for a discussion of his debut novel Flux. Joining Jinwoo in conversation is New York Times best-selling author Alexander Chee. This event will be hosted in the Strand Book Store's 3rd floor Rare Book Room at 828 Broadway on 12th Street.
April 5 7:00 PM
Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai and Vanessa Chan
RSVP HERE! On April 5th at 7 PM ET, the Asian American Writers’ Workshop presents a celebration of best-selling author Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai’s latest novel, DUST CHILD, a convergence of lineage and memory borne from decisions made in time of war. Chanel Miller says, “In DUST CHILD, rupture leads...
April 17 6:00 PM
[VIRTUAL WORKSHOP] Dappling Your Own Lighting Design: On Archive Erasure, Autofiction, and Artist Statements
benedict nguyễn
Mondays, April 17 and 24 | 6 PM ET - 8 PM ET Online | 2 Sessions | Sliding Scale $100- $200 REGISTER HERE! **This workshop is exclusively for BIPOC (Black and Indigenous, and People of Color) writers. If you are not BIPOC, we ask that you do not register.**...
