An's Back (for a bit)

Nathan's Back, 2008
An Xiao
Digital Archival Print



Coney Island's seats out back. Normally they're packed with people. That day, they were packed with snow.

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07:35 | 6.13.2008 | an xiao |

street:haiku
by an xiao

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Of mixed Filipino and Chinese descent, An Xiao grounds her urban photography in the aesthetics of haiku and Henri Cartier-Bresson, as she seeks the joy of the present moment in the hustle and bustle of busy city streets.

Her award-winning work has appeared in magazines and galleries internationally and throughout the New York City area, including Hun Gallery International 2006, the dual-continent Circular Exhibition with Hun Gallery and Gallery Ho in Seoul, the Asian Contemporary Art Fair with Tenri Gallery, and Cheryl Pelavin Gallery’s holiday benefit in TriBeCa.

street:haiku is her blog of street photography (photoblog), collected coast-to-coast, somewhere amidst New York, Los Angeles and Washington, DC. Updated twice weekly, if not more.

previously
Taking a break...
Phoenix
Richard Tsao at Art Link Fine Art Gallery (Seoul)
Hey look - a color shot!
An Xiao on Cover of Boxcar Poetry Review
We watch we watch
Those lovely food carts
Review in Empty Easel
8th St.
Catching a breath

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