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WVUE: New Exhibit Commemorates End of Vietnam War in Unique Way

April 3, 2025

Fox 8’s Thanh Truong visited HNOC’s “Making it Home” exhibition honoring the Vietnamese journey to New Orleans on the 30th anniversary of the fall of Saigon.

HNOC senior historian Mark Cave and reporter Thanh Truong explore "Making It Home".
A screenshot from an interview conducted by Fox 8 New Orleans with Mark Cave, HNOC senior historian. The exhibition "Making It Home" can be see behind him.
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Recap: HNOC Celebrates “Making It Home: From Vietnam to New Orleans”

May 8, 2025
Curated by Thuy Pham of NOLA Nite Market, the vibrant celebration brought together HNOC supporters and members of our community.
A vintage black and white photo shows a group of Vietnamese Americans engaged in a ring toss game to win a live duck at a Christmas Day youth fair. The image shows four ducks in the foreground, with a group of smiling community members about to toss their rings.
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NOLA.com: 50 Years after Fall of Saigon, Taking a Look at Settlement of Vietnamese in New Orleans

April 7, 2025
Contributing writer Dave Walker visited HNOC’s “Making It Home” exhibition, which explores how the Vietnamese made the city their home.
A vintage black and white photo shows a group of Vietnamese American teenagers at a Christmas Day youth fair playing a game.
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HNOC Unveils Landmark Exhibition Honoring Vietnamese Refugee Resilience and Community Legacy

March 26, 2025
The new exhibition “Making It Home: From Vietnam to New Orleans” marks 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon.

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Presented September 24–26, the symposium offered an engaging exploration of Spanish Louisiana’s strategic, social, and cultural role during the American Revolution.
Bunny Matthews, photographed at his home/studio in Abita Springs in 1990.
The article and podcast episode preview HNOC’s exhibition and book, “Bunny Matthews: His Life, Art, and Obsessions,” launching September 18.
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Curatorial Cataloger Emily Perkins discusses how “Bunny Matthews: His Life, Art, and Obsessions” will bring the New Orleans artist’s work to life.
A black and white photo of authors Michael Tisserand and Allison Fensterstock sitting at a table talking to Jude Matthews. A copy of the book "Bunny Matthews: His Life, Art, and Obsessions" is on the table.
Authors Michael Tisserand and Alison Fensterstock, joined by son Jude Matthews, discuss the complicated subject of “Bunny Matthews: His Life, Art, and Obsessions.”
Authors Michael Tisserand and Allison Fensterstock sit at a table signing copies of their book "Bunny Matthews: His Life, Art, and Obsessions."
Join us for New Orleans-area events and book signings celebrating the release of HNOC’s publication “Bunny Matthews: His Life, Art, and Obsessions.”
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