To celebrate the publication of the Chinatown Commercial District Needs Assessment (CDNA) report, Think!Chinatown presents “A Place for Us: Reflections from Chinatown / 我們的歸宿”, a photography exhibition featuring photos of the neighborhood by our community of photographers. From the grit of Mom & Pop legacy businesses to the joys of reclaiming public spaces, the exhibit touches on the many strengths, challenges, and opportunities that lie within Chinatown. Exhibited photographers include Adora Wang, Alan Chin, An Rong Xu, Bonita Lei, Cal Hsiao, Cindy Trinh, Deb Fong, Edward Cheng, Huayu Ouyang, Kyle Lee, Kyle Lui, Mischelle Moy, Nathan Ackley, Pok Chi Lau, Sheng Lin, and Zeyu Duan.
The exhibit opens on March 24, 6-8PM at T!C’s studio on 1 Pike St. Free with no RSVP required. Gallery hours are Thursdays and Fridays from 3-6PM. Copies of the CDNA report in English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese are available at our studio.
About Commercial District Needs Assessment (CDNA): Commissioned by the NYC Dept of Small Business Services, Think!Chinatown and the Chinatown BID provided on the ground research to create this comprehensive neighborhood report. Through surveying and interviewing Chinatown’s business owners, consumers, and community members about businesses and socio-cultural services in our neighborhood, the CDNA report identifies any strengths, challenges, and opportunities to optimize Chinatown's potential.
Thank you to our beverage sponsors Brooklyn Brewery and Sanzo!