Lue Her

Traditional Hmong Cultural Art Forms

Photo:Courtesy of the artist.

Lue Her of Merced, from a young age displayed a keen interest in Hmong culture. This passion led him to pursue knowledge in the arts from elders. During his youth, Lue immersed himself in various Hmong cultural arts, which laid the foundation for his mastery of the arts today. Outside of work, Lue enjoys traveling with his family and exploring new cuisines. He is also passionate about giving back to his community and volunteers his time at Hmong ceremonies. As of 2024, Lue continues to thrive, constantly serving his community with his cultural knowledge and make a positive impact in the Hmong community across America.

 

 


Apprenticeship Program

2024

Hmong Cultural Art Forms

with apprentice Shue Her

Lu and Shue will focus on enhancing Shue’s understanding of key tones, messages, and mediation processes while honing their performance skills. Shue will delve into the intricacies of Hmong music, gaining proficiency in conveying cultural messages through melodies and learning how to mediate harmony through music, serving as a bridge between individuals and cultural traditions. By mastering a diverse repertoire of songs, Shue will deepen their connection to Hmong heritage, becoming a revered custodian of our cultural legacy.

 

 

 

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