Founded in 1990, Godzilla Asian American Art Network was an artist collective that promoted discourse about Asian American visual art. Godzilla sponsored public programs and exhibitions to foster community building and systems of support for A/P/A artists and arts professionals in New York City. Until its dissolution in 2001, the collective also served as a platform for arts advocacy and worked with community groups to stop anti-Asian violence.Â
The Godzilla Asian American Art Network Archive contains newsletters, flyers, minutes, and organizational materials that document the work of this key Asian American arts organization.
To learn more about the contents of the Godzilla Asian American Art Network Archive, located at the NYU Fales Library & Special Collection, view the collection’s finding aid.