Topic “Performing Arts”

San Francisco's 34th Ethnic Dance Festival: Preview

Mariam Gaibova

On June 2, San Francisco's 34th Ethnic Dance Festival will begin its monthlong...

By: Joy Tang | Posted: Thu, May 31st- 8:25pm | Under: Abboz Kosimov, Abhinaya Dance Company, Mariam Gaibova, Pusaka Sunda, san francisco ethnic dance festival, San Jose Taiko, Sekar Jaya, Culture, Events, Performing Arts

Camp in the Camps

Looking for Jiro is a short video by San Francisco-based performance artist and writer Tina Takemoto. Takemoto combines historic footage of military propaganda and men’s bodybuilding with her own campy performance in the role of Jiro...

By: Lj Roberts | Posted: Wed, May 16th- 12:07pm | Under: Artwell, Art & Design, Issue 25: Generation - Spring 2012, Performing Arts

Then and Now

Laurel Nakadate: photographer, video artist, surreal storyteller
Meeting the Stranger’s World, Issue 12

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By: Justine Rivero | Posted: Wed, Jan 23rd- 1:01pm | Under: Poetry, Activism, Art & Design, Books Section, Featurette, Culture, Film, Issue 25: Generation - Spring 2012, Mr. Hyphen, Music, Performing Arts, Photography

Online Exclusive: Looking for Jiro

Tina Takemoto’s Looking for Jiro is a research project and experimental performance video inspired by Jiro Onuma, a gay Issei (Japanese-born immigrant) that explores the hidden dimensions of queer sexuality for Japanese Americans...

By: Lj Roberts | Posted: Wed, Jun 13th- 12:56pm | Under: Online Exclusive, Issue 25: Generation - Spring 2012, History, Performing Arts, Sex

It's More Than Okay to be Takei

He tweets funny somethings that put the “wit” in Twitter, and with over 1.6 million likes on ...

By: Gloria Kim | Posted: Thu, Jan 24th- 12:45am | Under: George Takei, People, Issue 25: Generation - Spring 2012, Performing Arts, Profiles, Social Justice

Actor Justin Lee and 'One Warm Night'

Hyphen interviews actor Justin Lee about Arrested Development, his new web series, and his dream roles.

By: Victoria Yue | Posted: Tue, May 15th- 11:12am | Under: Blogger Column, Justin Lee, One Warm Night, web series, Asianspotting, Film, Performing Arts, Profiles, Race, TV

A. Rey Pamatmat's 'Thunder Above, Deeps Below' at Bindlestiff Studio

Dreams, memory and the supernatural fuse with the gritty realities for young people of color living on the streets in A. Rey Pamatmat’s play Thunder Above, Deeps Below.

By: Sylvie Kim | Posted: Mon, Apr 16th- 9:13am | Under: A. Rey Pamatmat, Bindlestiff Studio, Thunder Above Deeps Below, Events, Performing Arts

Becoming Immortal: Review of 'Tree City Legends' at Intersection for the Arts

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By: Joy Tang | Posted: Fri, Feb 24th- 2:29pm | Under: Dennis Kim, Dirty Boots, Intersection for the Arts, Juan Armador, Sean San Jose, Taiyo Na, Tree City Legends, Performing Arts, Reviews

Better on YouTube? Hip Hop Producer AraabMUZIK Live at Clift Sessions

AraabMUZIK -- Dipset producer and the self-proclaimed "MPV of the MPC" -- made a stop in San Francisco as part of the 2012 Clift Sessions music series.

By: Jen Verzosa | Posted: Wed, Feb 22nd- 10:09am | Under: Abraham Orellana, AraabMuzik, Clift Sessions, MPC, rap, Events, Music, Performing Arts

Non Stop Bhangra Reboots in San Francisco

Mr. Hyphen 2006 Robin Sukhadia caught up with NSB co-founders Vicki Virk and DJ Jimmy Love as they prepare for this week’s massive relaunch of Non Stop Bhangra at Public Works in San Francisco.

By: Robin Sukhadia | Posted: Thu, Feb 9th- 10:02pm | Under: DJ Jimmy Love, Non Stop Bhangra, Public Works, san francisco, Vicki Virk, Events, Music, Performing Arts

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