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Category Archives: The Arts
Asian American Superheroes Need Help
A few weeks ago I wrote about the upcoming graphic novel, Secret Identities: The Asian American Superhero Anthology. The book released on April 15, but you’d be hard pressed to know that if someone didn’t already tell you. According to … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Current Events, Discrimination, Entertainment, The Arts
Tagged comic superhero asian american
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Lodestone Theatre Ensemble Presents TEN TO LIFE in Los Angeles
This past December, Lodestone Theatre Ensemble kicked off its final season with Lodestone After Dark: The Beginning of the End. I’m totally excited that their season is starting up soon with the premiere or TEN TO LIFE, four one-acts developed … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Southern California, The Arts
Tagged alberto isaac, annette lee, burbank, judy soo hoo, lodestone, los angeles, nic cha kim, ten to life, theatre, tim lounibos
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Secret Identities: An Asian American Superhero
When I was growing up, I always wondered where the Asian American superheroes were. I wasn’t a comic book junkie, but I was a fan of Saturday morning cartoons, Sunday comics, and the occasional comic book. In college I discovered … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Current Events, Entertainment, The Arts
Tagged comic book superhero secret identity
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NSFW: Justine Lai Paints Herself Having Sex with US Presidents
What is the meaning of modern art, anyway? Is it meant to shock and titillate? Is it meant to question the surroundings around us and start a conversation? Even if art as a whole isn’t meant to make a statement, … Continue reading
Posted in The Arts, WTF
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Do You Have To Be Chinese To Produce Chinese Art?
Princeton University’s Art Museum has a new exhibition called “Outside In”, a showcase to modern Chinese Art. There are six artists featured, and the exhibition suggests that Chinese Art does not need to come from someone who is Chinese ethnically. … Continue reading
India Salsa Fusion
One of the pleasures of living in Silicon Valley is seeing the interplay of many different cultures and watching how they mix and combine. A fascinating meld of art and culture has happened between Salsa and Indian Music. Giju John … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Local, Music, San Francisco Bay Area, The Arts
Tagged Giju John, Indian pop music, salsa dancing, Silicon Valley
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Looted Dragon May Be In Taiwan
I recently wrote about the French auction of Yves Saint Laurent’s artworks which included two Chinese bronze animal heads from a collection of twelve which were looted in the 19th century from the old Summer Palace in Beijing by French … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Family, Observations, The Arts
Tagged art, chinese zodiac bronzes dragon heads
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