“My style pretty much sums up my childhood experience with art and in the streets. I’m influenced by graffiti and hip hop and it’s instutionalized through expressionism.” -Chantala Kommanivanh
In case you were wondering what our upcoming December exhibition will look like with photographs and artwork, check it below. Here are a few pieces of Lao Diaspora photos re-imagined through the eyes and hands of Chantala Kommanivanh. More on the Chicago-based Lao American artist in our past article. You can visit his website here. Want to submit to the Lao Diaspora Project? Learn more here.
- Call Me back at the God Hour, 2014 (Chantala Kommanivanh)
- Portrait of a Lady, 2009 (Chantala Kommanivanh)
- 99 Cent Menu, 2005 (Chantala Kommanivanh)
- Lattisima Family, Ubon Refugee Camp, 1980s
- Autumn in Chicago, 2009 (Chantala Kommanivanh)
- Chantala Kommanivanh (Self Portrait)
- B. 2013 (Chantala Kommanivanh)
- Pearls, 2010 (Chantala Kommanivanh)
- Lao Lao, 2011 (Chantala Kommanivanh)
- 4934, 2010 (Chantala Kommanivanh)
-Chanida Potter, editor@littlelaosontheprairie.org
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