• Selection of Videos
    • We Were Here
    • (Dis)Placed in Sunset Park
    • Chinatown Art Brigade
    • In/visible Labor in Chinatown
    • Photography Projects
  • Immersive Media
    • Bio
    • Portfolio
  • Exhibitions & Updates
Menu

Betty Yu

documenting social justice
  • Film/Video
    • Selection of Videos
  • Current Projects
    • We Were Here
    • (Dis)Placed in Sunset Park
    • Chinatown Art Brigade
    • In/visible Labor in Chinatown
    • Photography Projects
  • Immersive Media
  • About Me
    • Bio
    • Portfolio
  • Exhibitions & Updates

News & Updates from Betty

Stay updated on my video, installation and multi-media projects.


My work:

Exhibitions & Updates
My grandparents in NYC during Chinese Exclusion in the 1950’s, 2020-23, from the series was part of the Brooklyn Artists Exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum (October 4th 2024 - January 26th, 2025)
about 2 months ago
"Working Stories" Part of "Invisible Hands" Exhibition at 601 Artspace (July 22 - Sept. 17th, 2023)
about a year ago
"Family Amnesia" was presented at 2023 Photoville Opening Night
about a year ago
“CAB: Degentrification Archives” exhibited at Pace University Art Gallery (Feb. 10th-March 25th 2023)
about 2 years ago
Chinatown Art Brigade: Degentrification Archives Exhibit Opening - Feb 10th 2023, 5-7pm
about 2 years ago

Sinovision Television: Resilience of The Chinatown Art Brigade

January 26, 2017

Betty Yu and The Chinatown Art Brigade use art to raise awareness and give a voice to communities being threatened by gentrification.

With strong ties to her Chinese roots and the strong will of a revolutionary, Betty fights to preserve the history of Manhattan's Chinatown which is rich with perseverance and a sense community built during a time of severe discrimination.

The Chinatown Art Brigade understands the importance of reaching out to and involving the people of the communities they represent. After all, it is their stories that need to be told.

← Betty wins the 2017 Documentary Film Award from James Aronson Awards for Social Justice Journalism for "Three Tours""A People’s Monument to Anti-Displacement Organizing" part of AgitProp! Show at the Brooklyn Museum →
Back to Top

email: bettyyu21@gmail.com
Twitter: @bettyyu21