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2022 SPRING CATALOG WING LUKE MUSEUM MARKETPLACE 719 S King Street | Seattle, WA 98104 206-623-5124 x203 digitalwingluke.org/shop
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As of 4/27/22
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Phone: 206-623-5124 x203
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PAGE VIRTUAL BOOK-O-RAMA
PAGE WE ARE THE CHANGING TIDE
PAGE WOVEN TOGETHER
C ATA L O G I N D E X
PAGE WHERE BEAUTY LIES
PAGE BRUCE LEE
PAGE MOTHER’S DAY
PAGE FATHER’S DAY
PAGE GIFTS FOR BABY
PAGE GRANDPARENTS & GRANDKIDS
PAGE WILD READS
PAGE NEW & UPCOMING READS
PAGE CARDS FOR ANY OCCASION
PAGE JEWELRY
PAGE HOME GOODS
PAGE YEAR OF THE TIGER
PAGE GIVE THE GIFT OF THE WING
BOOK-O-RAMA VIRTUAL EVENT
Stories of Mothers and Mothering
May 21 on Youtube at 11AM
Join us for a moving discussion about new books on motherhood
and mothering with local writers Angela Garbes, author of Like a
Mother (2018) and Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change
(2022) and Putsata Reang, author of Ma and Me: A Memoir (2022).
Moderated by Kalei’okalani Matsui. Follow us on social media (@
winglukemuseum) or join our emailing list on wingluke.org for
registration details to join this virtual program. Enjoy 15% off Book-
O-Rama titles through May 31, 2022.*
*Does not apply to previous purchases or combine with other discounts. Exclusions may apply.
ESSENTIAL LABOR: MOTHERING
AS SOCIAL CHANGE
The newest release from Angela Garbes,
author of Like a Mother: A Feminist
Journey through the Science and Culture
of Pregnancy. Exploring the strains and
responsibilities of maternal caretakers,
Essential Labor delves into societal
devaluation of mothering. As a highly skilled
and challenging part of raising society, the
act of mothering is foundational to our futures
not just for children but for any parents’
LIKE A MOTHER
exploration of themselves. With radical care
($16.99)
and nuturing, mothering can be - and is - a
force in social change. ($25.99)
MA AND ME: A MEMOIR
Ma and Me is a memoir by Cambodian American
author and journalist Putsata Reang. A moving
memoir of Reang’s relationship with her mother, Ma
and Me chronicles Reang’s experience of being caught
between her identity as a gay woman and the sense
of love and duty she has for her mother. ($28)
WE ARE THE CHANGING TIDE
We are all interconnected with the earth. Highlighting Asian
American, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian voices, our newest
exhibit We Are The Changing Tide shares the past, present, and
future of environmental justice movements in Black, Indigenous, and
People of Color communities. On view until February 19, 2023.
TAKING CARE OF THE FOREST
COLORING BOOK
Get inspired with this bilingual coloring book
for all ages in Olelo Hawai’i and English! This
coloring book features beautiful drawings and
fun facts about the native plant life of Hawai’i,
and action steps that we can do to support a
strong and healthy ecosystem. ($8.00)
WE ARE WATER PROTECTORS
We Are Water Protectors by Carole Lindstrom
and illustrated by Michaela Goade is inspired by
Indigenous people who are leading environmental
justice movements across the United States and
beyond. This picture book follows a young girl who
stands up to protect her people and her planet.
($17.99)
URBAN CASCADIA AND THE PURSUIT
OF ENVRIONMENTAL JUSTICE
Urban Cascadia and the Pursuit of Environmental Justice
asks if progressive environmental ideals can be reached
without recognizing the impact of colonialism and the
essential work and message of Indigenous environmental
activists. This volume examines environmental justice within
the essential context of Indigenous sovereignty and the
politics of environmental change. ($30)
THE INTERSECTIONAL ENVIRONMENTALIST
This new release is a primer on how race, class, privilege, and
environmentalism are all intertwined. Both a call to action
and guide on next steps, activist Leah Thomas shares how
environmental issues impact Black, Indigenous, and people of
color the most, and that environmental injustices directly tie into
issues of equality and civil rights we are still fighting for. ($25)
REORIENT
A new upcoming exhibit on Asian American immigrant artists opens
June 10, 2022. Learn how artists Victor Kai Wong, Suchitra Mattai, Tuan
Nguyen, and Jean Nagai share their personal immigration stories using
art as a catalyst for both personal and collective cultural healing.
WOVEN TOGETHER
This exhibit on the local Burma/Myanmar diaspora experiences
experiences has returned as an updated exhibit! On view until
November 12, 2022.
FORAI JEWELRY
Forai (Friends of Refugees and Immigrants)
works with refugee and immigrant women in St.
Louis to help empower them economically and
build a community of support. Support fair and
ethically made jewelry handcrafted by refugee
artisans with Forai! ($15-29)
ESSENTIAL BURMESE
Learn Burmese in a fun and practical way with Essential
Burmese which teaches the language of everyday interactions.
Essential Burmese also includes a pronunciation guide and
introduction to Burmese grammar for beginners! ($19.95)
WHERE BEAUTY LIES
On view until September 18, 2022
OUR SKIN: A FIRST CONVERSATION
ABOUT RACE
Starting conversations about race and racism with
young kids is important, but sometimes it’s hard to
know where to begin. Our Skin: A First Conversation
about Race is a great starting point with beautiful
imagery and simple text to help young kids learn about
big topics. ($14.99)
BEING YOU
Begin important conversations around gender
identity in a supportive way with Being You: A First
Conversation About Gender. This book is written
and illustrated in an accessible way making learning
about gender welcoming and fun! ($8.99)
CONTINUUM
Continuum is part of Pocket Change Collective’s series of
pocket-sized books with big ideas to inspire! Perfect for budding
activists and artists, Continuum is written by Chinese American
and Jewish artist Chella Man, who shares about his journey
of self-discovery and self-acceptance as a deaf, transgender,
genderqueer person of color. ($8.99)
BRUCE LEE
WATER BOTTLE
Our limited Brucee Lee collection “Be water, my friend”
includes water bottles with your favorite martial-
arts star on it! Available to purshase online or at the
Marketplace in museum. ($29.95)
WHO WAS BRUCE LEE?
Who was Bruce Lee? The #1 New York Times
Best-Selling Series about one of the greatest
martial - arts master and an action - film hero,
Bruce Lee! ($7.99)
BRUCE LEE T-SHIRTS
Bruce Lee merchandise is now in-
store! We have t-shirts available in
two design and multiple sizes for
adults and youth. ($36)
MOTHER’S DAY Mother’s Day
is on May 8!
SAPONIKA
One of our favorite products - Saponika
soap by Seattle local artisan Christine
Lam. These olive-oil based soaps are
great for any type of skin, are safe for
the environment. Saponika is featured in
our current exhibit Where Beauty Lies
and can be found in our Marketplace in
a variety of scents. ($8 each)
BATHING BEAUTEAS Bathing Beauteas is handcrafted and locally-sourced
brand based in Seattle. Enjoy your natural bath salt
experience made with all vegan ingredients. ($5.99)
MOTHER’S
DAY CARDS
Looking for
Mother’s Day
greeting cards to
send to friends and
family? Shop unique
cards from small
businesses!
($5.99-9.99)
FATHER’S DAY Father’s Day is
on June 19!
COPPER COW COFFEE
For coffee lovers, Copper Cow Coffee sets are a must-
have. Brew your own delicious Vietnamese coffee
with Copper Cow coffee sets - no additional brewing
equipment needed! ($15.95)
MY DADDY AND ME
The perfect read aloud with little
ones, My Daddy and Me is a sweet
board book about the love and care
of fathers. ($8.99)
TRAVEL CUPS
If you’re looking for a
practical Father’s Day
gift, we have a variety of
eco-friendly travel cups
which make for a fun
and useful gift for dads,
family, and friends on
the go! ($12.95)
FATHER’S DAY CARDS
Father’s day is coming up! Mark
the occasion with a card designed
by a local artist. We have a variety
of cards here at the Marketplace.
($5.99-$9.99)
GIFTS FOR BABY
BABY TOYS
Heading to a baby shower and need a
gift to give? We have all kinds of gifts
that would be perfect for any newborn
that range from super cute rattles to
interactive board books! ($14.95-$25)
ASIAN BABY SNACK TIME
This bilingual board book is perfect for
children ages 1-6! Have fun with snack
imagery while learning Mandarian Chinese
vocabulary at the same time! ($13.99)
BABY TIGER FINGER PUPPET BOOK
Baby Tiger gives parents and children an interactive
way to play and read together, great for ages 0-2.
this book shows you how a baby tiger plays and
experiences the world, as the attatched plush finger
puppet peers through every page. ($7.99)
FOR GRANDPARENTS & GRANDKIDS
CHEPCHOP UNAI
Juan’s grandparents support his
creative dreams and encourage him
to try, try again in this picture book by
Catherine Payne. Follow along with Neill
Catangay’s illustrations as Juan builds
everything from latte stones to såkmam
sand sculptures. ($23.99)WHEN LOLA VISITS
When Lola visits from the Philippines, the summer
is full of kamayan, pool chlorine, banana leaves, and
fireworks. This picture book by Michelle Sterling with
art by Aaron Asis shares in the happiness of seasons
shared with grandparents and grandchildren. ($17.99)
DRAWN TOGETHER
Author Minh Lê and illustrator Dan Santat tell the story
a young boy and his Thai grandfather who don’t share a
common language but learn how to speak one through
art. This picture book explores how barriers of cultural
identity and language between can affect family
members and is a great book for artists young and old.
($17.99)
WILD READS
Springtime is here! Looking for good reads that take place in the outdoors?
Here are some picture books with gorgeous illustrations that encourage
outdoor exploration.
FATIMA’S GREAT OUTDOORS
Being outside, especially with family, can feel
like it does for Fatima - like adventure is around
every corner. This picture book by Abreen Tariq
and illustrated by Stevie Lewis follows Fatima
as she leads and learns from her family’s first
camping trip. ($17.99)SNOW ANGEL, SAND ANGEL
Everything is not as it seems in paradise, and
sometimes the grass isn’t always greener. Written by
Lois-Ann Yamanaka, Snow Angel, Sand Angel is a
celebration of home, family, finding beauty in your
heritage and will teach children, beautifully illustrated
by the artist Ashley Lukashevsky. ($17.99)
LET’S GO ON
A HIKE
Seasoned family hikers know to look for even
the smallest of plant and animal life in Let’s
Go on a Hike! With a story by Katrina Liu and
illustrations by Heru Setiawan, hikers of all
experience levels will enjoy reflecting on their
time spent together outdoors. ($15.99)
NEW & UPCOMING READS
OUR STORIES: AN INTRODUCTION
TO SOUTH ASIAN AMERICA
Learn about the rich history of South Asian Americans
in Our Stories: An Introduction to South Asian America.
Our Stories is an extensive anthology featuring diverse
voices of South Asian America including essays from
scholars, to artists, activists, and more! ($50)
LEAVING PARADISE: INDIGENOUS
HAWAIIANS IN THE PACIFIC
NORTHWEST, 1787-1898
Native Hawaiians arrived in the Pacific Northwest as early as 1787.
Learn the histories and influences of pioneering Kanaka Maoli who
worked and settled in Washington, Idaho, Oregon, California, and
British Columbia from as early as 1787. ($30)THE MANY DAUGHTERS OF AFONG MOY
Jamie Ford, author of bestseller Hotel on the Corner of Bitter
and Sweet, has an exciting new novel releasing this summer! The
Many Daughters of Afong Moy is an expansive novel that takes
place in different time periods, between multiple generations of
women in the Moy family. Expected release: late Summer 2022.
Call (206) 623-5124 x203 to check for availability. ($28)
BOOKSHOP
Anytime you buy books online about any topic,
shop through our Bookshop.org storefront to
donate a portion of the sales to Wing Luke
Museum and support independent bookstores
everywhere! Your local history museum and
beloved neighborhood bookstores appreciate
your support.
CARDS FOR ANY OCCASION
HOURGLASS
INDUSTRIES
Greeting cards from Hourglass
Industries celebrate the special
language of love - “Did you eat
yet?” - and other expressions of
affection when no other phrase
will do. ($5.99)
ILOOTPAPERIE
ILOOTPAPERIE crafts
punny greeting cards
inspired by everyday life
that will make anyone smile
from your bestie, your boo,
or your boss. ($5.99)WEDDING CARDS
Celebrate love with these
unique wedding cards from
a variety of local and Asian
American makers! ($5.99)
JEWELRY
CUT FROM THE CULTURE
Cut from the Culture creates purpose-driven
accessories shop, preserving and sharing Hmong
history, culture, and stories. ($26-30)
ROVER & KIN
Rover & Kin is a social enterprise collaborating with
artisan partners in South Asia to create fashion with
impact. Shop local abnd support equitable ecosystem
of design with purpose that honors the people and
planet! ($20-48)HOME GOODS
HONEYBERRY STUDIOS
BLUE POPPY TEA TOWEL
Need something that is both cute and functional to dry
your dishes with? This tea towel from Honeyberry Studios
brightens up any kitchen space you may have with their
lovely and fun designs. ($18.95)
NERDWAX CANDLE CO
Need something that is both cute and
functional to dry your dishes with? This
tea towel from Honeyberry Studios
brightens up any kitchen space you may
have with their lovely and fun designs.
($21-22)
STEPHANIE MAI
ART PRINTS
Local artist Stephanie Mai has
created art prints inspired by
Vietnamese culture, design, flora,
fauna, and fruits. These prints are
perfect for adding a vibrant and
handmade touch to any space.
($16)YEAR OF THE TIGER
YEAR OF THE TIGER T-SHIRT
Our exclusive Year of the Tiger T-shirt by Ciara
Sana is available in adult S-XL. Supplies while
they last. ($28)
ART BY CIARA BANDANA
New in-store, this vibrant tiger bandana
from Art by Ciara is a must-have
accessory for the spring and summer
seasons! ($16)GIVE THE GIFT OF THE WING
Give your loved ones the gift of exciting exhibitions, programs and benefits with membership at
the Wing Luke Museum! Your gift supports this unique and special Museum that promotes the
underrepresented histories and experiences of our Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
Members, two-year renewals comes with an exclusive pin! Upgrade opportunities and auto-renewal
options are available for any membership tier. We are grateful for your continued support of the Wing.
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• Unlimited free admission for two people • Unlimited free admission for up to 4 children
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