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Still from "Dear Corky." Photo Courtesy of Curtis Chin
Short documentary by Curtis Chin on the iconic photographer who documented the Asian American community for over 60 years.
For over fifty years, New York native Corky Lee photographed his hometown's Chinatown, and Asian American communities around the country. With a strong sense of social justice, he captured activists, celebrities, and everyday heroes with equal passion, taking over a hundred thousand photos. Sadly, while documenting the latest rise of anti-Asian hate crimes, Corky fell to COVID. Through his own words and pictures, Dear Corky reveals the man behind the camera.
ADMISSION INFO
Free | $10 Suggested Donation
Register on our site, www.paoartscenter.org.
Contact: (617) 863-9080
Email: arts@bcnc.net
Additional time info:
Stay for a conversation with the film's director, Curtis Chin.
Masks are required for this event.
LOCATION
99 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02111(Neighborhood: Chinatown/Leather District)
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
The Center is ADA compliant and fully accessible. It is a matter of policy to provide reasonable accommodations for constituents upon request. Pao Arts Center does the utmost to ensure accessibility
View moreThe Center is ADA compliant and fully accessible. It is a matter of policy to provide reasonable accommodations for constituents upon request. Pao Arts Center does the utmost to ensure accessibility for all, and does not discriminate against people with disabilities in any of its programming. Please call us at 617-863-9080 prior to your visit for any additional concerns or support. We offer assisted listening devices to ensure accessibility of performances with prior notification, and many of staff are bilingual to ensure linguistic accessibility. Additional accessibility: accessible to mobility devices and strollers; childcare items are welcome and bottle and breastfeeding are permitted in all spaces; changing tables with childcare items are available; service animals, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, are welcome; a family, gender neutral, and mobility device accessible bathroom is available.
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