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Tiffany Chung, water dreamscape – the exodus, the camps and the half-lived lives, 2017, 15 watercolors on paper, 13.75 x 21.75 in, 35 x 55 cm (14 watercolors), 23.75 x 45 in, 60 x 114 cm (one watercolor). Image courtesy the artist and Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York.
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Tiffany Chung, water dreamscape – the exodus, the camps and the half-lived lives, 2017, 15 watercolors on paper, 13.75 x 21.75 in, 35 x 55 cm (14 watercolors), 23.75 x 45 in, 60 x 114 cm (one watercolor). Image courtesy the artist and Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York. source: artspectacleasia.com

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by Matt Huynh
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by Matt Huynh
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“The Journey: From Vietnam to the United States” mural by Shira Walinsky.

by Nam Nguyen. This picture depicts the night his boat faced violent sea storms at the Gulf Of Thailand, in the South China Sea, immediately following deadly Thai pirate attacks source: singapore79.com

by Nam Nguyen, 1988

Vietnamese Boat People To An Uncertain Future by Thai Ping Wong

Vietnamese Boat People_Embroidery By Tran My Phung( Courtesy of Bologna Franciscan Museum,Italy) | Atelier TMP

sleeping/resting head in lap of another, by Hoang Bien

Boatpeople, by Thomas Needham source: http://thomasneedham.com/

Watercolors and Ink, by Tammy M., projectava.org

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Illustration by Jake Murray
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An artwork painted by a refugee held in one of Hong Kong’s camps. Image: International Institute of Social History via vietnameseboatpeople.hk
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