In our first episode, we talk to artist, administrator, and activist Gaye Chan about Eating In Public, free stores, combating the irrational fear of the stranger, and communities of shared knowledge.

You can follow her work at gayechan.com and Eating in Public at nomoola.com. Hawai’i J20 is at hawaii-j20.com. And you can support the University of Hawai’i Art Department at www.hawaii.edu/art/giving/

http://www.artpractical.com/column/unmaking-episode-1-gaye-chan/

About (un)making:

Weston Teruya welcomes artists, arts administrators, and cultural workers of color to get real about their lives, practices, and careers. Each episode is an in-depth look into how art gets made, but more importantly how these folks are seeing to the system of art’s (UN)making.

New episode every other Wednesday!