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East Brunswick Library Seeks AAPI Artists For Upcoming Exhibition

For the first time, an entire show will be dedicated to artists from the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.

EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ — The East Brunswick Public Library and the East Brunswick Arts Commission will be hosting an exhibition in May, dedicated to artists from the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.

“With such a large and diverse AAPI population, we want to support, lift, and celebrate local artists in this important exhibit,” Melissa Hozik, Adult Programming Librarian said in a statement. “

“We look forward to showcasing this community.” The exhibition will coincide with the Asian American Heritage Month, celebrated nationwide in May.

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Artists from the AAPI community are invited to participate in the exhibition. Artwork like photographs, painting, or drawings no larger than 8.5 x 11 inches can be submitted. Images must follow the library’s exhibition guidelines.

This exhibition is not limited to East Brunswick residents.

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In the past, the exhibition featured AAPI artists but has never dedicated an entire show to artists from the community.

Interested artists should email programs@ebpl.org for more information and submissions requirements. Artwork must be submitted no later than Monday, April 26 to be included.

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