About the Exhibition 

Hyphen Space presents a multimedia & virtual group exhibition guest curated by Vietnamese American artist, scholar, and activist Angie Vo. The exhibition, titled “Wounded Tiger,” explores themes of pain and guardianship through a collection of works by Asian American artists and activists. 

We live in a world of unwellness—war, social injustices, displacement, and the quiet violence of everyday erasure. These wounds scar our bodies, our histories, our art. Yet like the tiger that curls around its cub despite bleeding, we are called to tend to our own fractures so we may keep tending to others. When the world draws blood, we draw strength from each other.

Wounded Tiger examines healing through creativity, how our wounds become a language of care, and what it means to protect others while being hurt ourselves. From October 1st to October 10th, Hyphen Space offers a poignant window into healing through art. Guest Curated by Angie Vo.