This weekend, you could….
Go to the Kaori Kasai: Ura Monchan exhibition and view her “storyboards of short vignettes about kinship, alienation, emotional boundaries and our interactions with physical environments.” Ongoing until March 27th, more »
This weekend, you could….
Go to the Kaori Kasai: Ura Monchan exhibition and view her “storyboards of short vignettes about kinship, alienation, emotional boundaries and our interactions with physical environments.” Ongoing until March 27th, more »
I love flickr. Here’s a link to the flickr slideshow of the Lantern Forest, a display of over 2000 lanterns along Granville Street, created by children from Canada and Taiwan to celebrate Chinese New… more »
The 15.2 call for submissions has arrived from our editor, Eury Chang! The theme for our next issue is “RepresentASIANS.” In this call, Eury notes that “[b]y exploring both the familiar and the terra… more »
Gung Haggis Fat Choy, the annual Robbie Burns Day and Chinese New Year celebration, held by Toddish McWong, was intercultural goodness. Pipers were piping, dancers were dancing, volunteers were hawking raffle tickets, both Chinese & Scottish men galore were showing off their legs in kilts, and haggis wonton was eaten. Floata Restaurant was packed with over 400 very happy guests. more »
Kaori Kasai: Ura Monchan exhibition
March 4 – 27, 2010