Sukjong Hong

Johari James and volunteers for Str8OuttaBklyn’s ‘Clean Up Nice’ Neighborhood Cleanup, 2021
Johari James and volunteers for Str8OuttaBklyn’s ‘Clean Up Nice’ Neighborhood Cleanup, 2021

2013 Create Change Fellow | 2014 Commissions Artist

BIO

Sukjong Hong is an artist and writer whose visual art and community organizing work engages with war and displacement. She is currently organizing a oral history collective of artists and organizers who seek to share the experiences of Asian-Pacific American immigrant communities that are often hidden from the mainstream narrative. Most recently, she was an Open City Fellow at the Asian-American Writers’ Workshop, writing creative non-fiction about New York’s immigrant communities. She was also a participating artist in Still Present Pasts, a multi-media exhibit based on oral histories of the Korean War. She has organized artists and musicians in the United States to support international labor rights and peace campaigns. Her training is in architecture and urban planning.

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Creative Conversations: Sukjong Hong & Kameelah Rasheed

The LP Interview with Sukjong Hong