My Childhood in Canton City on the eve of the Cultural Revolution
November 14, 2019 | 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. | Portland Chinatown Museum
127 NW 3rd Ave., Portland OR 97209
Diana Lo Mei Hing shares stories about growing up in China on the eve of the Cultural Revolution and in Italy. She was born in Hong Kong and spent her childhood in Canton City, China in the years leading up to the Cultural Revolution. When she was eleven, the family fled to Milan, Italy where she received a fine arts education. She is a well known artist in Italy where she continues to exhibit. Since 2015, she and her American husband, a fine art photographer, have made their home in Portland. This event is part of the Portland Chinatown History Museum's ongoing series, Stories My Mother and Father Told Me, a series exploring the experiences of immigrants in Oregon featuring artists, writers, and community elders.
$15
Jacqueline Peterson-Loomis at jackielp@comcast.net or (503) 284-8688