Meet Trinh Mai (she/her), a visual artist working in all media who also has a community engaged practice. In this episode Trinh and I talk about art’s relationship to trauma, healing, our ancestors, fear, and control. We also get into the ideas of labels and “branding” as an artist and being genuine to ourselves.
Trinh Mai: <a href="http://trinhmai.com/">http://trinhmai.com</a>

Meet Trinh Mai (she/her), a visual artist working in all media who also has a community engaged practice. In this episode Trinh and I talk about art’s relationship to trauma, healing, our ancestors, fear, and control. We also get into the ideas of labels and “branding” as an artist and being genuine to ourselves. Trinh Mai: http://trinhmai.com

Meet Trinh Mai (she/her), a visual artist working in all media who also has a community engaged practice. In this episode Trinh and I talk about art’s relationship to trauma, healing, our ancestors, fear, and control. We also get into the ideas of labels and “branding” as an artist and being genuine to ourselves.
Trinh Mai: <a href="http://trinhmai.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://trinhmai.com</a>

Ep 4: Trinh Mai

Art in Motion or AIM is a podcast that spotlights contemporary BIPOC artists and creatives. AIM is a space for creatives to share their journey, stories, and lived experiences from their own perspectives. Chapter 1: Taking AIM at Only in San José during the San José Constitutional Convention as residents take aim at amending their City Constitution. Each episode spotlights creatives who are working at the intersection of art and social justice with a relationship to San José, CA.

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Ep 4: Trinh Mai

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