US EditionPao Houa Her’s Images Tell the Story of Hmong Exiles
A plaintive voice echoes across the main gallery of the San Jose Museum of Art, where Pao Houa Her’s exhibit “The Imaginative Landscape” is on view. A Conversation Between 4 Hmong Women is playing in a video installation in the adjacent room. The artist places each woman separately, in the center of their respective frames. They’re projected onto a long wall, four in a row. They’re singing kwv txhiaj, a Hmong oral tradition, to each other in a …
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Pao Houa Her’s Images Tell the Story of Hmong Exiles
A plaintive voice echoes across the main gallery of the San Jose Museum of Art, where Pao Houa Her’s exhibit “The Imaginative Landscape” is on view. A Conversation Between 4 Hmong Women is playing in a video installation in the adjacent room. The artist places each woman separately, in the center of their respective frames. They’re projected onto a long wall, four in a row. They’re singing kwv txhiaj, a Hmong oral tradition, to each other in a …
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