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  Stray Dog Strut from the Godzilla Invading series

  Jave Yoshimoto
  

  Stray Dog Strut

  Digital Illustration, 120”x228”, 2010

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  Sun Tzu from the Godzilla Invading series

  Jave Yoshimoto
  

  Sun Tzu, Chapter 4

  Watercolor and ink on paper, 18”x24”, 2009

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  Arts on Chicago - Cup Food, 38th Street& Chicago Ave.

  Wing Young Huie
  

  Arts on Chicago Installation View, Minneapolis, MN (2013)

  Arts on Chicago The Arts on Chicago initiative is an arts-based community development project in Minneapolis, MN, led by Pillsbury House + Theatre, Upstream Arts, the Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association, The Third Place, and MCAD Professor Natasha Pestich with support from the Ward 8 Council Office of Elizabeth Glidden. Arts on Chicago is funded in part by Artplace, a collaboration of twelve of the nation’s leading foundations, eight government agencies including the National Endowment for the Arts, and six financial institutions across the U.S. Additional funding is provided in part by the Center for Prevention at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, as well as VSA Minnesota. Arts on Chicago implements arts projects to knit together existing creative assets in the Central, Powderhorn, Bancroft, Bryant communities along Chicago Avenue from 32nd Street to 42nd Street, using the process to build a framework for the ongoing support of a vibrant arts and cultural district.

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  Christy and Carla, 38th Street Boutique + Covet Consign and Design

  Wing Young Huie
  

  Title: Christy and Carla, 38th Street Boutique + Covet Consign and Design (Neighbor Diptych), South Minneapolis, MN

  Project: We are the Other

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  Family On The Front Steps, St. Paul, Minnesota

  Wing Young Huie
  

  Title: Family On The Front Steps, St. Paul, Minnesota

  Project: Frogtown: Photographs And Conversation In An Urban Neighborhood (1993 – 1995)

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  Frogtown Installation View, St. Paul, MN (1995)

  Wing Young Huie
  

  Frogtown Installation View, St. Paul, MN (1995)
  Exhibition at the corner of University Avenue and Dale Street in Frogtown

  About the series:

  Frogtown: Photographs And Conversation In An Urban Neighborhood

  St. Paul, Minnesota (1993 - 1995)

  Wing's first major project was a groundbreaking outdoor installation on a vacant grass lot in Frogtown, one of the oldest neighborhoods in St. Paul and also home to the largest Hmong community in Minnesota. He spent two years photographing residents on the street, in their homes, backyards, at barbecues, on their front porches, at play and during worship.

  This unique exhibition was open 24 hours a day and it attracted people to a neighborhood they might not otherwise have visited. In this neighborhood, as in many core urban districts nationwide, incomes are low and the crime rate is high. Huie approached Frogtown citizens as individuals, frankly yet compassionately. His photographs reveal his sense of kinship with them and transmit the sense directly to the viewer.

  Frogtown: Photographs and Conversations in an Urban Neighborhood (1996) Minnesota Historical Society Press

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  Frogtown - University & Dale St.

  Wing Young Huie
  

  Frogtown: Photographs and Conversation in an Urban Neighborhood, Installation View, St. Paul, MN (1995)

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  Hubbs Center, St. Paul, Minnesota

  Wing Young Huie
  

  Title: Hubbs Center, St. Paul, Minnesota

  Project: The University Avenue Project (2006 – 2010)