JOHN TSUNG New York, New York
JOHN TSUNG’s Empire Postcards is an album of Asian American stories, These narratives stem from interviews and conversations with immigrants across the continent that TSUNG held over the last three years. They embody a wide range of stories--concerning love, loss, patriotism, and regret--that challenge conventional wisdom about being Asian American. ... more
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