Corky Lee’s photographic work focuses on the diverse experiences and vibrant communities within Asian America, documenting moments of cultural identity and social history. Through his lens, Lee captures candid street scenes, portraits, and communal gatherings, highlighting both everyday life and significant events.

Corky Lee’s Asian America offers an extensive visual record spanning decades, emphasizing themes of visibility, representation, and activism within Asian American communities. The collection is arranged to showcase the complexity and resilience found across various generations and ethnic groups.

Published in 2024 by Clarkson Potter, the 320-page volume includes a wide array of images and contextual narratives that place Lee’s photography within the broader history of Asian American civil rights and cultural assertion.