• Upcoming Exhibit: Resilience: A Sansei Sense of Legacy

    Traveling group exhibit: Kristine Aono, Reiko Fuji, Wendy Maruyama, Lydia Nakashima Degarrod, Tom Nakashima, Roger Shimomura, Judy Shintani, and Jerry Takigawa
    Curators: Gail Enns & Jerry Takigawa
    Facilitator: Mid-America Arts Alliance
    Various locations beginning in December 2021

  • Tadaima! A Community Virtual Pilgrimage

    June 13 thru August 16, 2020
    Artist Talk: Friday July 24,2020 at 6PM (Pacific), 9pm (EST)
    YouTubeLive @ https://www.youtube.com/japaneseamericanmemorialpilgrimages

  • Artist Talk with Kristine Aono for Tadaima!

    Artist Talk with Kristine Aono
    Tadaima! A Virtual Pilgrimage
    Japanese American Memorial Pilgrimages
    Hosted by John Tonai
    July 24, 2020
    JAMPilgrimages Youtube Channel

  • SHIFT at the McLean Project for the Arts

    SHIFT at the McLean Project for the Arts, McLean, VA
    Virtual group show curated by Sarah Tanguy and Henry L. Thaggert
    July 15 - August 27, 2020
    July 23rd, Artist Talk featuring: Kristine Aono, Isaiah Aladejobi, ANDiLAND, Janathel Shaw, Anna U. Davis, Raymond Baccari

  • If You Remember, I'll Remember: Kristine Aono

    Interview with Janet Dees, curator of If You Remember, I'll Remember, February -June 2017, Mary & Leigh Block Museum of Art, Northwestern University, IL.

  • The Nail That Sticks Up the Farthest: Stories of Internment and Remembrance

    Vimeo: The Nail That Sticks Up the Farthest: Stories of Internment and Remembrance
    Video of the Day of Remembrance at the Block Museum of Art commemorating the 75th anniversary of the signing of Executive Order 9066 which authorized the incarceration of Japanese-Americans. Kristine Aono's letter to participants is read with video of participants and her installation at the Block Museum.

  • MacDowell, Conversation About Social Justice: Part 3

    MacDowell Chairperson of the Board, Nell Painter invited fellows to submit their "art of redress" to "make a space to present art made in protest of previous and current injustices." Kristine Aono's installation "The Nail That Sticks Up the Farthest" was featured.