The reading will be accompanied by projected images of the pages of Dictee, Cha’s artwork, and introductory remarks by her brother and biographer John H. Four decades after her passing, Cha’s legacy as a groundbreaking and influential artist continues to grow.Ĭommemorating the 70th anniversary of her birth, Deaf and Hearing volunteers, including USC students, will read her magnum opus in its entirety simultaneously in spoken language and in ASL. Shortly after its publication, she was tragically raped and murdered-her life unjustly ended at the peak of her artistic output and during her ascent as a respected and admired artist. In 1982, multimedia artist and writer Theresa Hak Kyung Cha published Dictee, a radical blend of experimental novel, poetry, autobiography, and cultural critique. Unvaccinated individuals must wear a mask whenever they cannot maintain a 6’ physical distance from those outside of their households. We encourage all attendees to wear masks for their own protection and the protection of others. All persons accessing must also complete Trojan Check, USC’s daily wellness assessment, on the day of their visit. As an alternative, guests may show a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of accessing campus.
To enter the USC campus, all guests age 12 and older must show proof of full vaccination (either a physical CDC-issued vaccine card or a digital copy available from the State of California here ). Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee: A Marathon ReadingĪdmission is free.
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