Workshops on Butoh dance and producing your own film, Sessions LA concert, API Circle Holiday Celebration, and more.
Falling Together
begins with a mystery but it’s less of a detective story and more of a
spiritual journey about excavating grief, recovering lost friendships, and
ultimately finding happiness.
Hyphen is looking for households with 3 or 4
generations in one home to take part in a photo project that will be
published in our upcoming Generation issue.
Hyphen was at the inaugural Talent Campus at this year's Tokyo FILMeX film festival to observe how young Asian filmmakers seek funding for their projects. What Asian American filmmakers can learn from them?
A discussion of the digital fashion media complex, fashion shows in Japanese American internment camps and the aesthetic value of UGG boots with Minh-Ha T. Pham, founder of the blog Of Another Fashion, an online archive highlighting the oft-ignored fashion histories of American women of color.
Chili peppers and chili cook-off on Top Chef, the Sing-Off finale, and some fun Survivor facts.
The daughter of a cosmetologist, Thu Quach is one of the few researchers studying nail salon workers and the health hazards they face. We ask her about what can be done to make salons safer for consumers and workers.
Call me old-fashioned or idealistic, but there is something really touching about the Four Freedoms paintings Norman Rockwell produced during World War II. Though we live in a different political landscape today, those freedom are no less alive than they were in the 1940s.
Sparse events this week due to Thanksgiving weekend, but do check out the dance fundraiser for Culture Shock LA, closing weekend of Ching Chong Chinaman, and performances from South Philly High students.
The Buddha in the Attic does far more than recover Japanese American history; it gestures toward a broader critique of US national culture.