Tagged

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Patricia Kennedy-Zafred’s Tagged interprets how fear and discrimination reduced individuals to numbers and stripped them of their rights. During World War II, two-thirds of incarcerated Japanese Americans were U.S.-born citizens, many of them children who spoke English.

This recording features a portion of an oral history from Kayo Natalie Hayashida Ong  and is provided by Manzanar National Historic Site, the location of the former Manzanar War Relocation Center. In Tagged, Ms. Ong appears multiple times as an infant, rendered through image transfer and photo-emulsion screen printing.

 

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Tagged, 2015 Patricia Kennedy-Zafred (b. 1952) 

Cotton fabric, procion dyes, textile inks, image transfer materials, photo emulsion screen printing materials, fusible web, cotton batting, cotton and rayon threads 

Hand screen printed images on hand dyed fabric, appliqué, fused, image transfer; machine pieced and quilted 

The George Washington University Museum and the Textile Museum (2018.6.1)

Curator: Methi Satyanarayana