Topic “Q+A”

CAAMFest 2013 Interviews: Deann Borshay Liem and Ramsay Liem of 'Memory of Forgotten War'

Memory of Forgotten War features testimonies of four first-generation Korean Americans survivors of what is known in the US as the "forgotten war." Co-directors Deann Borshay Liem and Ramsay Liem discuss the making of a documentary...

By: Terry K Park | Posted: Tue, Mar 19th- 1:40pm | Under: Blogger Column, CAAMFest 2013, documentary, Korean War, Q+A, Culture, Diaspora, Film, Film Festivals, History, News & Politics, Profiles, Reviews

Director So Yong Kim’s Silences Speak Volumes in 'For Ellen'

The impetus for So Yong Kim’s career in filmmaking was simple, and she’s aimed to keep it that way ever since.

By: Joyce Chen | Posted: Mon, Sep 24th- 3:00am | Under: Q+A, Film

Interview with Author Don Lee

Don Lee writes for Don Lee.

By: Joyce Chen | Posted: Thu, Jul 12th- 3:22pm | Under: Don Lee, Q+A, The Collective, Books Section

Designer Jenny Lai Talks NOT and Expanding to the Asian Fashion Market

Up-and-coming designer Jenny Lai of NOT talks to Hyphen about her design aesthetic, Asian Americans in the fashion industry, and where NOT fits into the global market.

By: Victoria Yue | Posted: Thu, Jul 5th- 8:10am | Under: fashion designer, Jenny Lai, NOT, Q+A, Art & Design, Asianspotting, Culture, Diaspora, Fashion

A Class Act

By Annabelle A. Udo-O’Malley (additional reporting by Gloria Kim)

Deep down, Terry Park was determined to become Mr. Hyphen 2011. From submitting a video of himself singing the Spice Girls hit “Wannabe” to choreographing his performance as...

By: Annabelle Udo-O... | Posted: Wed, Jan 23rd- 12:06pm | Under: Q+A, Terry Park, People, Issue 25: Generation - Spring 2012, Mr. Hyphen

Online Exclusive: Free Sharing with artist Gaye Chan

In her longstanding artistic practice, Hawai’i-based artist Gaye Chan has created work across a spectrum of mediums and venues. Whether working through photography, the vegetables from her garden...

By: Weston Teruya | Posted: Wed, Jan 2nd- 10:42pm | Under: Q+A, Art & Design, Community, Online Exclusive, Issue 25: Generation - Spring 2012, Photography

Reimagining Revolution: Q&A with Grace Lee Boggs

Features editor Momo Chang talks with legendary activist Grace Lee Boggs.

By: Momo Chang | Posted: Mon, May 14th- 11:58pm | Under: activism, black power, Chinese Progressive Association, Cornel West, Detroit Summer, food justice, Grace Lee Boggs, occupy wall street, Q+A, Activism, Community, Social Issues, Social Justice

'We Are The Works In Progress': Blonde Redhead's Kazu Makino and the Japan Benefit Album

Blonde Redhead's Kazu Makino talks about the Japan nuclear disaster, her benefit album We Are The Works In Progress, spooky Tokyo, making music, and being a work in progress herself.

By: Kirti Kamboj | Posted: Wed, Feb 8th- 3:31am | Under: Blonde Redhead, japan, Kazu Makino, Q+A, We Are The Works In Progress, Music, News & Politics

And the Beat Goes On: DJ Boogie Brown at Hyphen’s 'Survival' Release Party

Hyphen catches up with DJ Boogie Brown who'll be spinning at Hyphen's "Survival" Issue Release party. Here the Bay Area native talk survival in the hip hop game and how to stand out in a world where even your local barista is claiming...

By: Cecilia Lei | Posted: Thu, Feb 2nd- 5:47pm | Under: DJ Boogie Brown, hip hop, Q+A, survival issue release party, Events, Hyphen Events

DLRN Brings Hip Hop to the Survival Issue Release Party

Helping us celebrate the launch of Hyphen's Issue 24 -- The Survival Issue -- is hip hop group DLRN.

By: Victoria Yue | Posted: Thu, Feb 2nd- 5:48pm | Under: hip hop, Issue 24, Jon Reyes, Q+A, Sean LaMarr, The Survival Issue DLRN, Events, Hyphen Events, Media, Music, Performing Arts

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