In this article, the authors discuss the intersectional art practices of contemporary Asian American artists via antiracist art inquiry grounded in intersectionality and AsianCrit. This inquiry is rooted in the authors' own lived experiences as an Asian immigrant and an Asian American, both of whom embody immigration and transnationality. The authors examine the work of two contemporary Asian American artists, Kenneth Tam and Valery Jung Estabrook, as the case for antiracist art praxis highlighting how intersectionality and AsianCrit can productively expand antiracist art inquiries and practices.