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From the Heart: Jude Narita & Friends
Check out award-winning performance artist Jude Narita in her one-woman play From the Heart, which celebrates the lives and brings to life the dreams of Asian and Asian American women. A local artist will perform each night before the show. Filmmaker and actress Darling Narita will also be screening SLAM BAM. More info here.
11/27: 8 pm with musicians Dawen and Sue Jin
11/28: 8 pm withperformance artist D'Lo and Sue Jin
11/29: 3 pm with D'Lo and Dawen
12/3: 8 pm with performance artist Denise Uyehara and poet Elizabeth Iannaci
12/4: 8 pm with Denise Uyehara and poet Amy Uyematsu
12/5: 8 p with performance artist Dan Kwong and Elizabeth Iannaci
12/6: 3 pm with Dan Kwong and Elizabeth Iannaci
Miles Playhouse
1130 Lincoln Blvd, Santa Monica
$ 15 General / $ 12 students & seniors / $ 10 advance tickets here
November 25, 2009
The Hyphenite's Social Calendar: Asian Americans in Fashion, B Here
Friday November 27th to Saturday December 6th -- Santa MonicaFrom the Heart: Jude Narita & Friends
Check out award-winning performance artist Jude Narita in her one-woman play From the Heart, which celebrates the lives and brings to life the dreams of Asian and Asian American women. A local artist will perform each night before the show. Filmmaker and actress Darling Narita will also be screening SLAM BAM. More info here.11/27: 8 pm with musicians Dawen and Sue Jin
11/28: 8 pm withperformance artist D'Lo and Sue Jin
11/29: 3 pm with D'Lo and Dawen
12/3: 8 pm with performance artist Denise Uyehara and poet Elizabeth Iannaci
12/4: 8 pm with Denise Uyehara and poet Amy Uyematsu
12/5: 8 p with performance artist Dan Kwong and Elizabeth Iannaci
12/6: 3 pm with Dan Kwong and Elizabeth Iannaci
Miles Playhouse
1130 Lincoln Blvd, Santa Monica
$ 15 General / $ 12 students & seniors / $ 10 advance tickets here
Sunday November 29th -- San Francisco
Back To the Graveyard Performance
Performing artist Samantha Chanse will be giving a workshop performance of Back To the Graveyard, a solo show about the joys and perils of bad art, drinking in public, family dinner planning, and flesh-eating monsters. Chanse plays four characters -- including herself -- in this tragi-comedy. Includes The John Henry Chronicles, written and performed by Wayne Harris.
7 pm
StageWerx
533 Sutter St, San Francisco
$ 10 tickets here
Monday November 30th -- New York
Media Coalition of Artists of Color Networking Event
The Media Coalition is an online professional network (which includes Asian Cinevision and Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) for people of color who work in film, TV, and the Internet. This upcoming networking Salon will feature a talk with pioneering filmmaker Neema Barnette. RSVP here.
Tuesday December 1st -- New York
Fashion Matters: Imaging Asians in Fashion
A panel on Asian Americans in the fashion industry that will explore brand, industry, and frameworks of visual flows of Asians in the fashion industry both in the US and in Asia. Panelists include Mie Iwatsuki (art curator and model), Susan Shin (dranding expert), Sally Wu (knit designer for Milly), and moderated by Thuy Linh Tu (NYU A/P/A Studies Program).
6:30 to 9 pm
Cantor Film Center
36 East 8th St, Theater 101, New york
FREE, RSVP here
2010 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival Student Delegate Program (SDP)
Applications are now available for the 2010 SDP, in which students have the opportunity to participate in the festival by going behind the scenes in a structured program of screenings, events, panels, and meetings to gain experience in the film festival circuit and interact with filmmakers.More info here. Deadline: December 31, 2009.
B Here: Make Your Mark
The Hepatitis B Awareness Campaign announces the "Make Your Mark" contest, a competition for multimedia artists to raise Hepatitis B awareness among Asian Americans through their original works of art. Artists are encouraged to submit their videos, songs/stories and art work. Online voting will determine the People's Choice Winner and $ 2,500 cash prize in various categories. There will also be a Grand Prize Winner of $2,500. More info here.
Back To the Graveyard Performance
Performing artist Samantha Chanse will be giving a workshop performance of Back To the Graveyard, a solo show about the joys and perils of bad art, drinking in public, family dinner planning, and flesh-eating monsters. Chanse plays four characters -- including herself -- in this tragi-comedy. Includes The John Henry Chronicles, written and performed by Wayne Harris. 7 pm
StageWerx
533 Sutter St, San Francisco
$ 10 tickets here
Monday November 30th -- New York
Media Coalition of Artists of Color Networking Event
The Media Coalition is an online professional network (which includes Asian Cinevision and Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) for people of color who work in film, TV, and the Internet. This upcoming networking Salon will feature a talk with pioneering filmmaker Neema Barnette. RSVP here.
Tuesday December 1st -- New York
Fashion Matters: Imaging Asians in Fashion
A panel on Asian Americans in the fashion industry that will explore brand, industry, and frameworks of visual flows of Asians in the fashion industry both in the US and in Asia. Panelists include Mie Iwatsuki (art curator and model), Susan Shin (dranding expert), Sally Wu (knit designer for Milly), and moderated by Thuy Linh Tu (NYU A/P/A Studies Program).6:30 to 9 pm
Cantor Film Center
36 East 8th St, Theater 101, New york
FREE, RSVP here
Opportunities
2010 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival Student Delegate Program (SDP)
Applications are now available for the 2010 SDP, in which students have the opportunity to participate in the festival by going behind the scenes in a structured program of screenings, events, panels, and meetings to gain experience in the film festival circuit and interact with filmmakers.More info here. Deadline: December 31, 2009.
B Here: Make Your Mark
The Hepatitis B Awareness Campaign announces the "Make Your Mark" contest, a competition for multimedia artists to raise Hepatitis B awareness among Asian Americans through their original works of art. Artists are encouraged to submit their videos, songs/stories and art work. Online voting will determine the People's Choice Winner and $ 2,500 cash prize in various categories. There will also be a Grand Prize Winner of $2,500. More info here.
Posted by Cynthia at November 25, 2009 9:36 AM
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