SASHA SU-LING WELLAND

Dates at Hedgebrook
June, 2000 (Cedar Cottage)

Genres
Creative Nonfiction, Art Writing, Academic & Critical Writing

Publications and Productions

• “On Curating ‘Cruel/Loving Bodies,’” Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art  V3 #2. (March 2005)
• “Being Between,” ColorLines: Race, Culture, Action V6 #2 (Summer 2003)
• “The Long March to Lugu Lake: A Dialogue with Judy Chicago,” Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art  V1 #3 (August 2002)
• “Living Elsewhere in 16 Steps,” with Wendy Call, Chain  V9 (Summer 2002)
• “Traveling Artists, Traveling Art, Ethnographic Luggage,” Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art  V1 #2 (August 2002)
• “Eating Lychees,” Flyway Literary Review  V6 #3 / V7 #1 (Spring 2002)
• “My Grandmother Never Talks About Departures,” Hedgebrook Journal  V3 #2  (August 2001)

Honors, Awards and Acknowledgements

• Humanities Fellowship, Asian Cultural Council, 2004
• Writer’s Residency, Blue Mountain Center, 2003
• Writer’s Residency, Millay Colony for the Arts, 2003
• Pacific Rim Research Project Grant, University of California Office of the President, 2000-2002
• Work-Study Scholarship, Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference, 1999

Short Bio
Sasha currently teaches at the University of Washington-Seattle in Anthropology and Women Studies.  A manuscript of the book she worked on at Hedgebrook, “All This Journey: The Lives of Ling Shuhua and Amy Ling,” is finally out for publisher review.

Contact Information
swelland@earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~swelland/homepage/