“It’s Important That the Bug Undulates”

13 March 2024
By Lindsay Costello @The Stranger

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“Seattle Art Museum presents first solo show by a Cambodian American artist”

10 January 2024
By Gayle Clemans @Seattle Times

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“ArtSEA: A Buddhist bug crawls through Seattle Asian Art Museum”

1 February 2024
By Brangien Davis @Crosscut

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“‘The Buddhist Bug’ and ‘The Red Chador’ – Artist Anida Yoeu Ali’s work looks to absurdity and humor for deeper understanding”

29 January 2024
By Annie Atherton @Seattle Magazine

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“Defining femininity: 5 Asian female artists and their gifts to womanhood”

22 September 2023
By Gabrielle Chua @ Tatler Asia

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“Women at the height of their artistic powers present a powerful reckoning in Soul Fury”

15 September 2021
By Alison Carroll @The Conversation

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“Anida Yoeu Ali’s ‘The Buddhist Bug’ questions differences and invites audience to interact”

25 July 2019
By  Mae Chan @Options

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“Muslim American artist Anida Yoeu Ali holds Adelaide funeral for Chador after it is lost in Transit”

30 October 2018
By Alice Walker @ABC Arts (Australia)

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“Crossing the Line: The Smithsonian’s Most Recent Censorship of Artists Hurt Us All”

22 June 2016
By Rachel Waters @HuffPost

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