Topic “Performing Arts”

Ed Lin Reads at Boston Progress Arts Collective

Ed Lin recently read portions of his new book Snakes Can't Run at the open mic series hosted by the Boston Progress Arts Collective...

By: Alvin Lin | Posted: Wed, Apr 21st- 5:49am | Under: Books Section, Culture, Networking, Performing Arts

Panel Discussion: The Next Generation of Asian American Comedians

Thursday, May 13, 2010
5:30 pm Registration
6:00-7:30 pm Program followed by reception

SoMArts Cultural Center
934 Brannan St., San Francisco

Asia Society/Cosponsor Members/Students $7
Non-members $12...

By: Andrew Pai | Posted: Mon, Apr 26th- 6:51pm | Under: Culture, Hyphen Events, Performing Arts

Papa-San: Pat Morita’s Daughter on the Waxing and Waning of Her Father’s Life

A little after his 50th birthday, Karate Kid happened. The role of Mr. Miyagi was both his most rewarding and most damning experience in show business.

By: Aly Morita | Posted: Tue, Aug 17th- 10:50pm | Under: First Person, Essay, Issue 20: Inside/Out - Spring 2010, Film, Media, Performing Arts, Race, TV

Cut In/Cut Out: The Work of Gina Osterloh

What are the boundaries of the body? Look closely at Gina Osterloh’s images for the telltale signs of a body in search of connection. Legs sink into the floor and bodies emerge out of the wall. Combining sculpture and performance, Osterloh...

By: Sita Kuratomi B... | Posted: Thu, Jul 22nd- 11:43pm | Under: Artwell, Art & Design, Issue 20: Inside/Out - Spring 2010, Performing Arts, Photography

I Enjoy Being a Girl

Chi-Chi Kago's fake eyelashes are refusing to cooperate. A few blinks render them undone, but another line of glue risks ruining them. It’s a delicate balance and she’s getting annoyed.

By: Lynn La | Posted: Fri, Sep 3rd- 11:35am | Under: Lazy Susan, Culture, Issue 20: Inside/Out - Spring 2010, Gender, Performing Arts

Web Exclusive: More of Photos from Gina Osterloh's World

Artist Gina Osterloh has been keeping the art world busy. We have an update and more images from Osterloh in an online-only companion piece to the Inside/Out Issue's Artwell feature.

By: Sita Kuratomi B... | Posted: Thu, Apr 15th- 11:30pm | Under: Artwell, Art & Design, Issue 20: Inside/Out - Spring 2010, Performing Arts

Bravo for Bravado: 'Macho Bravado' Premieres at Thick House

I want to say a lot about Macho Bravado, an in-house work premiering with Asian American Theater Company. I...

By: Joy Tang | Posted: Thu, Oct 28th- 11:23am | Under: Performing Arts

Sulu DC presents The Sulu Series

Sulu DC is an underground, grassroots network for Asian American and/or Pacific Islander American (AAPI)* artists, which provides a home for AAPI focused spoken word and multidisciplinary artists in Washington, D.C. Sulu DC fosters relationships...

By: Willa | Posted: Wed, Mar 31st- 10:37pm | Under: Community, Culture, Events, Media, Performing Arts

Jake Shimabukuro Thanks YouTube

A ukulele is small and only has four strings, but it pumps out some big sounds, especially in the hands of Jake Shimabukuro, the Hawaiian virtuoso who rose to rock-star fame via YouTube....

By: Harry Mok | Posted: Wed, Mar 24th- 8:59am | Under: Music, Performing Arts, Reviews

Kollaboration San Francisco

On Saturday, April 10th, Kollaboration comes to the Bay Area to provide Asian Americans a platform to perform and gain exposure in an otherwise underrepresented entertainment industry. The talent competition will take place at the Palace of Fine...

By: Willa | Posted: Mon, Mar 22nd- 12:15pm | Under: Culture, Events, Music, Networking, Performing Arts

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