The Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco is a major community-based, non-profit organization established in 1965 to preserve, promote, and influence the course of Chinese and Chinese American culture.
CCC’s Harmony & Bliss 2009 is only A FEW DAYS away! Come wine and dine at the Chinese Culture Center’s most exciting and elegant annual fundraising dinner on Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 6:00 pm. The fundraising dinner features a wonderful pairing of Western wines with fine cuisine. Also, attendees will have many opportunities to bid on great items such as rare wines and a variety of gift baskets. Please make your reservations by calling (415) 986-1822 or online: click here. Tickets start $200/person. It will be held at the Chinese Culture Center Grand Ballroom. Read more »
When: Saturday, November 14, 2009 Time: 12:00 – 1:45 PM Where: Chinese Culture Center Gallery (3rd Floor) Price: Free
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On Saturday, November 14th, 2009, Chinese-French artist and author Chen Jiang Hong will honor us with his presence, to give a lecture and painting demonstration. This event will be held at the Chinese Culture Center’s gallery, from 12:00 to 1:45pm.
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FREE AND OPEN TO EVERYONE! Read more »
CHROMATIC CONSTRUCTIONS: Contemporary Fiber Art by Dora Hsiung.
Opening Reception: 9.11.2009 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Exhibition Date: 9.12.2009 – 1.10.2010
Workshop: 9.12.2009 at 2 pm (click here for information and pictures)
The art of Dora Hsiung at initial impact is straightforward and unabashedly decorative, yet upon analysis it proves to contain subtleties to engage the eye and the mind. Her fabric sculptures look – and are – mathematically organized. Like a well-constructed fugue, a Hsiung work alters its tone and its counterpoint subtly as it moves from side to side, from top to bottom. Now and then there is a dissonant thread, which serves to accent the harmony of the whole.
“Don’t miss: ‘Chromatic Constructions’” – Mary Eisenhart, Thursday, October 22, 2009, 96 Hours
「鮮銳」是舊金山中華文化中心的藝術家個展系列，2008年首屆「鮮銳」展系列為裝置藝術家劉北立，該系列強調「新鮮」、「敏銳」視野，展出最新或未曾發表的創作，推出卓越但尚未被廣泛認識的華人藝術家，將提供觀者對當代中華文化的全新視野。2008 – 2010「鮮銳」由Phyllis C. Wattis基金會資助。
The Xian Rui (Fresh and Sharp) exhibition series for 2008-2010 is funded by the Phyllis C. Wattis Foundation. Other support provided by Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund, the members of Chinese Culture Center and individual supporters. 2009 Exhibition is co-sponsored by Hilton Hotel of San Francisco Financial District.
In Search of Roots is seeking applicants for the 2010 Roots program.
Roots is a year-long program in which Chinese American young adults research their family history and genealogy, learn about Chinese and Chinese American history, and travel to their ancestral villages in Guangdong province. The program begins in the spring with twice monthly meetings and field trips. The journey to China is typically about three weeks in July. The program culminates in a Chinese New Year exhibition at the Chinese Culture Center in San Francisco, where participants share what they have learned with family, friends, and community. Read more »
Saturday, July 25th, 2009 – 1 to 3 pm
Location: Chinese Culture Center Auditorium – Free admission
Address: 750 Kearny Street, 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94108
A panel discussion for Present Tense artists and the community to discuss public art
and community building. RSVP here!
Featured Panelists: Ken Lo, Julie Chang, Justin Hoover, Vivian Chang (CCDC), Ellyn Parker (Mayor’s Office of Economic & Workforce Development)
Moderated by: Darin Ow-Wing, Executive Director of Community Educational Services
There will also be wine, snacks and luck draw for the attendees
CCC’s Harmony & Bliss 2009 is only A FEW DAYS away! Come wine and dine at the Chinese Culture Center’s most exciting and elegant annual fundraising dinner on Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 6:00 pm. The fundraising dinner features a wonderful pairing of Western wines with fine cuisine. Also, attendees will have many opportunities to bid on great items such as rare wines and a variety of gift baskets. Please make your reservations by calling (415) 986-1822 or online: click here. Tickets start $200/person. It will be held at the Chinese Culture Center Grand Ballroom.
“Don’t miss: ‘Chromatic Constructions’” – Mary Eisenhart, Thursday, October 22, 2009, 96 Hours
Roots is a year-long program in which Chinese American young adults research their family history and genealogy, learn about Chinese and Chinese American history, and travel to their ancestral villages in Guangdong province. The program begins in the spring with twice monthly meetings and field trips. The journey to China is typically about three weeks in July. The program culminates in a Chinese New Year exhibition at the Chinese Culture Center in San Francisco, where participants share what they have learned with family, friends, and community. 
