by Faith Moosang | Apr 18, 2019
Bitter Air Bitter Air was created after months of intense research at the North Vancouver Museum and Archives. The documents, photographs and oral histories were used, not only to provide the historical backdrop for the work, but in some cases actually found their way...
by Faith Moosang | Apr 18, 2019
PUBLIC (Research + Write) Researcher and writer on select projects for PUBLIC, an architecture and design studio, based in Vancouver. Recent projects include curation of the Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung Collection and the Phil B. Lind Klondike Gold Rush...
by Faith Moosang | Oct 15, 2016
Underwater Chinatown A large part of the process of creating Underwater Chinatown was in researching historical documents related to Cantonese opera and Cantonese opera houses in Vancouver from the 1890s to the 1920s. Deanne Achong and I visited numerous local...
by tangentdesign | Jun 19, 2015
Lulu Sweet: A Gold Rush Tale in 8 Acts As part of the public art commission for the City of Richmond (BC, Canada), Faith Moosang and Deanne Achong initiated original research into the mythology of how the main island of Richmond received its name – Lulu. Of the...
by Faith Moosang | Jun 19, 2015
The Archive of Abandonment A new blog that looks at my large collection of found photographic albums, lantern slides, glass plates, tintypes, daguerrotypes, ambrotypes and 1 ferrotype. The collection includes over 200 albums and over 1000 singular images. It was...
