-
Title
-
indelible traces
-
Artist/Creator
-
Tiffany Chung
-
Description
-
Human history is brief when measured against the age of the Earth.
At UC Santa Barbara’s Art, Design & Architecture Museum, Tiffany Chung’s mid-career survey exhibition considers human history alongside the planet’s much longer timeline. “Tiffany Chung: indelible traces” brings together more than 70 artworks spanning 25 years by the Vietnamese American artist and UCSB alumna.
Known for her detailed hand-drawn and embroidered maps, Chung depicts history as layered and interconnected. She combines statistical data, archival research and lived experience to build fuller accounts of historical events — and to represent what has been left out or remains unclear.
Organized by the AD&A Museum and guest curated by Orianna Cacchione, deputy director at the University of Richmond Museums, the exhibition reflects a practice grounded in research.
That research takes visual form through various mediums, in which mapping plays a key role.
-
Event Type
-
Exhibition
-
Date
-
2026
-
Location
-
Santa Barbara, California
-
Concepts
-
Memory and History
-
Audience / Engagement Type
-
Public / General Audience
-
Rights
-
Rights held by institution
-
Language
-
English
