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Nearly 700 digitized artworks, journals, sketchbooks, and archival materials are now freely available to the public, opening a major new resource for the study of Aulerich-Sugai’s life, work, and legacy.
Coinciding with the public release of nearly 700 digitized artworks, journals, sketchbooks, and archival materials via JSTOR, this major new feature explores Ed Aulerich-Sugai’s life and artwork alongside the decades-long preservation efforts of Daniel Ostrow.
A major 2027 exhibition places Aulerich-Sugai’s work in dialogue with new work by Kang Seung Lee, extending the practices of care, remembrance, and queer cultural history that surround Ed’s legacy.