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  1. Ho Chi Minh Trail Ho Chi Minh Trail, Siem Reap, Cambodia (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang (1993)

    Materials and Techniques: C-print

    Subjects: Angkor (deserted settlement); Cambodia (nation); Ho Chi Minh Trail (trail); ruins; women

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang

  2. Thai-Burmese Border, Mae Hong Song, Thailand Thai-Burmese Border, Mae Hong Song, Thailand (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang

    Materials and Techniques: C-print

    Subjects: Mae Hong Son, Changwat (province); Thailand (nation); customs; women

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang; neck ring

  3. Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang

    Materials and Techniques: C-print

    Subjects: Bangkok (inhabited place); Thailand (nation); traffic

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang; elephants; street life

  4. Ho Chi Minh Trail Ho Chi Minh Trail (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang (1997)

    Materials and Techniques: photograph

    Subjects: Ho Chi Minh Trail (trail); aerial bombs; bombs (explosive weapons); children (people by age group); pharmacy

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang; Vietnam War

  5. Tian An Men Tian An Men (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang (1989)

    Materials and Techniques: photograph

    Subjects: China (nation); Tian'anmen Square (historic site); communism; democracy; protesting; students

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang

  6. Tian An Men Tian An Men (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang (1989)

    Materials and Techniques: photograph

    Subjects: China (nation); Tian'anmen Square (historic site); communism; democracy; protesting; students

    Local Subjects: Forbidden City; Hei, Han Khiang; Mao Zedong

  7. Children of the Killing Field Children of the Killing Field, Ratanak Kiri, Cambodia (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang (1993)

    Materials and Techniques: photograph

    Subjects: Cambodia (nation); families; soldiers; wars

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang; Khmer Rouge; Killing Fields

  8. Children of the Killing Field Children of the Killing Field (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang (1993)

    Materials and Techniques: photograph

    Subjects: Cambodia (nation); children (people by age group); ruins; wars

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang; Khmer Rouge; Killing Fields

  9. Children of the Killing Field Children of the Killing Field, Siem Reap, Cambodia (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang (1993)

    Materials and Techniques: photograph

    Subjects: Cambodia (nation); Siĕm Réab (province); jungles; soldiers; wars

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang; Khmer Rouge; Killing Fields

  10. Children of the Killing Field Children of the Killing Field, Preah Vihear, Cambodia (Work) by Hei, Han Khiang (1993)

    Materials and Techniques: photograph

    Subjects: Cambodia (nation); Preăh Vihéar (province); wars

    Local Subjects: Hei, Han Khiang; Khmer Rouge; Killing Fields; victims

  11. Hei Han Khiang's Resume, pg 1 Artist Resume, [1998] (Document) by Hei, Han Khiang (0000)
  12. Khiang's Artist Statement, pg 1 Artist Statement(s) (Document) by Hei, Han Khiang (0000)
  13. This Used To Be a Poodle, pg 1 Exhibition flyer for "This Used To Be a Poodle", Asian American Arts Centre, 1999 (Document) (1999)

    Exhibition flyer for 9th Annual Exhibition "This Used To Be a Poodle" at Asian American Arts Centre, New York City, from Oct 29-Dec 14, 1999, with artists Dino Blanche, Pao-Tzu Polly Chang, Eunyoung Choi, Sung Won Choi, Hei Han Khian, Niizeki Hiromi, In Sook Hwang, Sadashi Inuzuka, Akiko Kotani, and Jun Ho Lee.

  14. Bombshells Into Cowbells, pg 1 Article "Bombshells Into Cowbell" by Donovan Webster in The New York Times Magazine, June 28, 1998 (Document) by Hei, Han Khiang (1998)

    Text by Donovan Webster. Photographs by Hei Han Khiang.

  15. China June 4, 1989..., pg 1 Exhibition postcard for "China: June 4, 1989...", Reinberger Galleries, 1992 (Document) (1992)

    Exhibition postcard for "China: June 4, 1989..." at the Rheinberger Galleries of the Cleveland Institute of Art, from Aug 29-Oct 4, 1992, part of a traveling exhibition, with artists Thomas R. Aprile, Stephen J. Albair, John Amoros Allen, Grimanesa, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Mo Bahc, Ronald Baron, Bety Beaumont, Daniel Bowman, Juan Boza, Manon Briere, James Jay Byler, Luis Camnitzer, Mel Chin and the Concoran School of Art, Julia Nee Chu, Scott Klee Clark, Muriel Colin, Esperanz Cortes, Donna Maria Decreeft, Agnes Denes, David Diao, Roz Dimon, Lotus Do, John Duff, Paul M. Fowler, Woody Fu, Leon Golub, Maria Elena Gonzalez, Edgar Heap of Birds, Robin Hoop Hill, Holly Hughes, Kuan-Chak Hung, Ying S. Hung, Cathy Ishino, Kunio Izuka, Ik-Joong Kang, Byron Kim, Vivienne Koorland, Barbara Kruger, Anna Kuo, Ian Laughin, Anna Lascari, Bing Lee, Ling Ling (Billy Harlem), Donald Lipski, Mary Lum, Dean-I Mei, Erik Morr, Jean Msika, Ming Mur-Ray, Eva Nabexka, Vemita Nemec, Mari Oshima, Franc Palaia, Joyce Parcher, Liliana Porter, Pascal Rodrigo, Red Spot, Andrew Ruhren, James T. Schmidt, Nora Ling-Yun Shih, Pamela Shoemaker, Valerie Sivilli, Jorge Tacla, Rumiko Tsuda and Daniel Georges, Hei Han Khiang, Tim Watkins, Peter White, Martin Wong, Laura Young, Sun Ching Yu, Sofia Zezmer, Hongtu Zhang.

  16. Poodle press release, pg 1 Exhibition press release for "This Used To Be a Poodle", Asian American Arts Centre, 1999 (Document) (1999)

    Exhibition press release for 9th Annual Exhibition "This Used To Be a Poodle" at Asian American Arts Centre, New York City, from Oct 29-Dec 14, 1999, with artists Dino Blanche, Pao-Tzu Polly Chang, Eunyoung Choi, Sung Won Choi, Hei Han Khian, Niizeki Hiromi, In Sook Hwang, Sadashi Inuzuka, Akiko Kotani, and Jun Ho Lee.