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Category Archives: The Arts
Giant Robot in Financial Trouble, Starts Support Drive
If I asked you, Mister/Ms. Asian American, to name an Asian American magazine — any Asian American magazine — you could probably come up with a list of a couple: Hyphen, KoreAm, and a couple of now-defunct print magazines as … Continue reading
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For The Love of Tiger Art Show Opening
My favorite artist, Martin Hsu will be commemorating the 2010 Chinese New Year with a special art show, For the Love of the Tiger. According to the Chinese horoscopes (and as my mom like to remind me every time she … Continue reading
Call for Artists: Asian Heritage Street Celebration
There’s a Call for Artists for the Asian Heritage Street Celebration Poster Contest in San Francisco. The Asian Heritage Street Celebration, Kearny Street Workshop, and NEW PEOPLE are hosting the annual poster competition for the 6th Annual Asian Heritage Street … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Announcements, San Francisco Bay Area, The Arts
Tagged art, contest, poster
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Chinese in America? Join the Wall
The World Expo 2010 is scheduled to take place this year from May 1 to October 31 in Shanghai. The USA Pavilion, in partnership with the Committee of 100, will feature an exhibit on “The Chinese in America”. The objective … Continue reading
Call for Art Submissions for ImaginAsian: Identity and Experience in Contemporary Asian Pacific America
In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2010 and to generate funding for materials and sources for Asian American Studies collections at the Purdue University and Indiana University libraries, Kate Agathon is teaming up with the Asian American Network … Continue reading
L.A.: East West Players presents a star-studded event as a part of CAST’s campaign against human trafficking
In 1995, one of the most shocking cases of modern day slavery unfolded in Los Angeles’ backyard. 72 garment workers were discovered in an El Monte compound living in captivity and under squalid conditions, producing clothing for such major labels … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Southern California, The Arts
Tagged CAST, East West Players, human trafficking
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Interview with Alex Ko, Broadway’s Billy Elliot
In October 2009, thirteen-year old Alex Ko made his debut as the star in Broadway’s Billy Elliot, the first Asian-American Billy on Broadway. I had the good fortune to speak to him about his new exciting role. Could you start … Continue reading
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From the Tumblr: Hangar Tea by Soon Mo Kang
The 8Asians tumblr highlights Asians [& uber talented non-Asians] who draw, dance, build, film, sing, write, invent, paint, teleport, and of course, tumble. It’s curated by Jun, Moye and Ernie.
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AT&T Piano Commercial Featuring Pianist Kwan Yi
In a dramatic AT&T commercial, Pianist Kwan Yi plays on AT&T touchscreen phones and a rather dramatic and beautifully played excerpt of Beethoven’s Pathetique Sonata. Yi has quite the education in music — he has an undergraduate degree from Philadelphia’s … Continue reading
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Lodestone’s Final Season SHOW
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending the opening night of Grace Kim and the Spiders from Mars. In short the play was delightfully awesome. I laughed, I ached, I related and I thoroughly enjoyed every bit … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Southern California, The Arts
Tagged lodestone, Lodestone Theatre Ensemble, theatre
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From the Tumblr: Paintings by Gaeko of Korean Rap Duo Dynamic Duo
The 8Asians tumblr highlights Asians [& uber talented non-Asians] who draw, dance, build, film, sing, write, invent, paint, teleport, and of course, tumble. It’s curated by Jun, Moye and Ernie.
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Japanese Men Perform Men’s Rhythmic Gymnastics
I have always found rhythmic gymnastics much more aesthetically pleasing and less “brute force” than the standard gymnastics with the balance beam & vault. Both are amazing sports, but given my preference for dance, rhythmic gymnastics seems to require musicality … Continue reading
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