SNAPSHOT: A PORTRAIT OF KOREAN ADOPTEES is an exhibit by Korean Adoptees about Korean Adoption/Adoptees. The Exhibit, which is a project being put together jointly by the Korean American Museum in Los Angeles and the Association of Korean Adoptees (AKA) Southern California, is scheduled to open during the late summer/early fall of 1999. SNAPSHOT is still soliciting submissions of work from artists. Anyone (adoptee, non-adoptee, Korean, non-Korean) of any age is welcome to submit slides/photos/proposals of work in any media (fine arts, performance arts, media arts, and text).

Even if you are not an "artist" per se, you may also contribute your "self-portrait" (poem, essay, photo etc. about you, your family, your experiences) for exhibit on the Montage Wall.

The mission of the Korean American Museum is to preserve Korean American history and culture from the unique and relevant perspective of Korean Americans. In accomplishing its mission, the Museum hopes to become a center for the exchange of ideas and experiences related to life in multi-ethnic America and a vital force in bringing communities generations of different cultural backgrounds.