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#6985 From: Kearny Street Workshop <kearnystreetworkshop@...>
Date: Tue Dec 8, 2009 9:14 pm
Subject: KSW switching from yahoogroups to online community for Asian American art 		kearnystreet...
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Dear KSW friends,

Kearny Street Workshop will stop using yahoogroups at the end of 2009. We have started our own online community on Ning. Here, you can find the same content we have been sharing through yahoogroups: event invites, job opportunities, artist calls and more. 

Plus, you are able to interact with us and with each other by joining us at kearnystreet.ning.com. It costs nothing to join and you can create your own profile, upload your artwork, comment, talk about events. Take a look!


You can find "Sign Up" at the top right corner of the screen to join our community. Please make the move from yahoogroups to kearnystreet.ning.com so we can connect with you and help our community grow. 

Hope to see you soon!

KSW 


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#6984 From: Kearny Street Workshop <kearnystreetworkshop@...>
Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 11:09 pm
Subject: You're Invited to the Warriors' Asian Heritage Night Jan. 22: Benefiting San Francisco Hep B Free 		kearnystreet...
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 SFf Hep B Free
You're Invited!
San Francisco Hep B Free
The San Francisco Hep B Free campaign is a collaboration of over thirty diverse public and private interests working together to eliminate the transmission of hepatitis B, with a special emphasis on the Asian and Pacific Islander population who bear a disproportionate rate of chronic hepatitis B infection.

DONATE TO
SF HEP B FREE
ONLINE TODAY:
sfhepbfree.org/donate

Hepatitis B is a disease caused by infection with the hepatitis B virus (HBV). Infection with HBV can lead to cirrhosis of the liver, liver failure, and liver cancer. 80% of liver cancer worldwide is caused by HBV infection.

Asian Americans tend to be infected at a much higher rate, with 1 in 10 Asians chronically infected with hepatitis B, compared to 1 in 1000 in the general population. Without treatment or monitoring, 1 in 4 of these individuals will die from liver cancer or liver failure.

In California alone, liver cancer is the #1 leading cause of cancer deaths among Laotian American men, the 2nd leading cause of cancer deaths among Cambodian and Vietnamese men, the 4th leading cause of cancer deaths among Chinese and Korean men, and the 5th leading cause of deaths among Filipino men.

The SF Hep B Free Steering Committee is made up of the San Francisco Department of Public Health, Asian Liver Center at Stanford University, and AsianWeek Foundation.
Assemblywoman Fiona Ma serves as Honorary Chairperson.

www.sfhepbfree.org
Golden State Warriors' Asian Heritage Night:
Benefiting San Francisco Hep B Free
 Warriors' Asian Heritage Night

Celebrate Asian Heritage with the Warriors as they take on Yi Jianlian and the New
Jersey Nets on Friday, January 22, 2010. The game begins at 7:30pm at Oracle Arena in Oakland, CA. A portion of each ticket purchase will be donated to San Francisco Hep B Free!

Guests will receive a FREE commemorative Warriors Asian Heritage Nigh T-Shirt!
And groups that organize 15 or more people to attend, will have their name on the display board!

DISCOUNTED TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE UNTIL DEC. 18, 2009
$22 each - (Club 200 Baseline - Reg. $35)
$28 each - (Club 200 Sideline - Reg. $40)
$65 each - (Lower Level - Reg. $85)

To order tickets, please visit https://www.gs-warriors.com/forms/secure/fct_asianamerican10.html

To arrange for your group or friends to sit together, contact
Troy Corti: TACorti@... or (510) 986-5408.

Thank you to our community partners!

Assemblywoman Fiona Ma
http://www.assembly.ca.gov/ma

Asian Americans for Community Outreach
http://www.aaco-sf.org/

Asian American Theater Company
http://www.asianamericantheater.org/

Asian Liver Center at Stanford
http://liver.stanford.edu/

Asian and Pacific Islander Wellness Center
http://www.apiwellness.org/

Asian Peace Officers Association
http://www.sfapoa.org

AsianWeek Foundation
http://www.asianfairsf.com

California Dragon Boat Association
http://www.cdba.org/

Cathay Post #384 Chinese American Veterans
http://www.chineseamericanveterans.org/

Chinese Real Estate Association of America
http://www.creaausa.org/

Center for Lao Studies
http://www.laostudies.org/

Filipino American Arts Exposition
http://www.pistahan.net

Hyphen Magazine
http://www.hyphenmagazine.com/

Indonesian Professionals Association
http://www.ipanet.org/

Laotian American National Alliance
http://www.lana-usa.org/

Kearny Street Workshop
http://www.kearnystreet.org/

Nakayoshi Young Professionals
http://www.nakayoshi-jacl.blogspot.com/

Young Filipino Professionals Association
http://www.yfpa.org/
ASIAN HERITAGE NIGHT
T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST
Warriors' T-shirt contest

The Warriors are giving fans the chance to design the commemorative t-shirt that will be given away on the night of the game! The winner of the contest will receive two (2) complimentary Courtside Club tickets to the game, plus recognition on the arena scoreboard.

Designs will be accepted through December 29, 2009, with the winner being announced during the week of January 4. Submissions can be sent to specialevents@....




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#6983 From: Kearny Street Workshop <kearnystreetworkshop@...>
Date: Mon Nov 30, 2009 7:47 pm
Subject: Reminder: Genny Lim & Melody Takata to Premiere New Shows at Counterpulse Dec. 4-5 		kearnystreet...
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Asian Improv aRts presents new interdisciplinary works
drawing upon cultural legacies that reveal new possibility

“Where is Tibet?”
(work-in-progress)
by Genny Lim with Tsering Dorjee Bawa, Francis Wong, and Lenora Lee

“Hebi”
(premiere)
by Melody Takata with Sri Vishnu Tattva Das

Friday, December 4, 2009 / 8pm – post-performance discussion
Saturday, December 5, 2009 / 8pm – reception to follow
At CounterPULSE

“Where is Tibet?” focuses on the theme of cultural identity and loss, in a historic, first time interdisciplinary collaboration between Bay Area Chinese and Tibetan American artists.

Playwright/Director: Genny Lim
Composer: Francis Wong
Actor/Musician/Dancer: Tsering Dorjee Bawa
Dancer: Lenora Lee
Technical Consultant: Ellen Sebastian Chang

Presented in association with the Tibetan Association of Northern California and Kearny Street Workshop


“Hebi” explores the belief in the existence of spirituality in all things and the possibility of community through self-transformation.

Director: Melody Takata
Dancers/Musicians: Melody Takata, Sri Vishnu Tattva Das, Gen Ensemble
Presented in association with Genryu Arts


CounterPULSE 1310 Mission Street (at 9th Street) San Francisco, CA 94103

Admission: $15 general, $10 for CounterPULSE members and students

For tickets, visit http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/88449 or call (800) 838-3006

For venue information, visit www.counterpulse.org

For more information, visit www.asianimprov.org, call Asian Improv aRts (415) 908-3636, or email Francis@...

Supported by CA$H, a grants program administered by Theatre Bay Area in partnership with Dancers’ Group, James Irvine Foundation, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Grants for the Arts/SF Hotel Tax Fund, San Francisco Arts Commission Cultural Equity Grants Individual Artist Commissions, Zellerbach Family Foundation.


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#6982 From: Kearny Street Workshop <kearnystreetworkshop@...>
Date: Wed Nov 25, 2009 8:39 pm
Subject: Warriors Asian Heritage Night - Exclusive Pre-Sale 		kearnystreet...
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sender list to ensure you continue to receive e-mails you requested from the Golden State Warriors.

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ASIAN HERITAGE NIGHT
Friday, January 22 - Warriors vs. New Jersey Nets
***EXCLUSIVE PRE-SALE***

A portion of each ticket purchased will be donated to San Francisco Hep B Free

 

AsianHeritage_275.jpgJoin the Bay Area Asian Community at Oracle Arena on Friday, January 22, as the Warriors celebrate Asian Heritage Night when they take on Yi Jianlian and the New Jersey Nets.

 

Your ticket purchase includes:

-       A commemorative Asian Heritage Night T-Shirt created by the T-Shirt Design Contest Winner. Click here for more information or to participate!

-       Cultural performances throughout the night

-       A portion of each ticket will benefit San Francisco Hep B Free.  For more information on SF Hep B Free, visit www.sfhepbfree.org

Plus, if you purchase tickets for this event prior to December 18th, you will receive additional savings on the cost of the seats:

-       $28 tickets for just $22 (reg. $35 – Club 200 Baseline)

-       $34 tickets for just $28 (reg. $40 – Club 200 Sideline)

-       $70 tickets for just $65 (reg. $85 – Lower Level)

 

CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW

 

Click Here to participate in the T-Shirt Design Contest



Pre-sale pricing ends December 18th, so be sure to purchase your tickets now!

Groups of 15+ may be eligible for additional savings and benefits and will have their group name on the scoreboard at halftime. For information, please contact Troy Corti at 510-986-5408 or tacorti@....

Sincerely,

Troy Corti
Golden State Warriors

 

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#6981 From: "edpkim3" <edpkim3@...>
Date: Tue Nov 17, 2009 8:32 am
Subject: 2 WEEKS LEFT! Special Exclusive - SketchComedyShow w/ Kevin Shea & KT Tatara!! 		edpkim3
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A SPECIAL EXCLUSIVE 2 Night Limited Engagement Only!!!
The FINAL SHOW of the YEAR!!!

Projekt NewSpeak presents

580

ONLY 100 seats AVAILABLE each night
BUY TICKETS at: http://www.projektnewspeak.com | http://www.sketchcomedyshow.com

With SPECIAL GUESTS:
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KEVIN SHEA http://www.kevinshea.tv (Comedy Central, Jimmy Kimmel)
KT TATARA http://www.myspace.com/kttatara


WIN FREE t-shirts by FR*A http://www.fraclothing.com
and a CHANCE to Win a Date with Leslie Anne-Huff
(from "10 Things I Hate about You" and series regular on "Mackenzie Falls")
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Promo Video. More at http://www.newspeaktv.com 
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#6980 From: "mhornbuck" <18mightymountainwarriors@...>
Date: Tue Nov 17, 2009 10:08 am
Subject: 18mmw BACK in SAN JOSE this week Nov 20, 21! 		mhornbuck
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The 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors are BACK in the Bay Area with a full length show for the first time in THREE YEARS!
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STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS

Celebrate 15 years of the 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors (1994-2009)
We'll be doing L.A. sketches (mostly) NEVER BEFORE SEEN in the Bay Area!

Including:
* TORTURE!
* ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS!
* KOREAN BBQ!
* And more!


The Contemporary Asian Theater Scene
presents


The 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors

"Comedy at the Speed of Laugh!"

at
The 9th Annual Asian Comedy Night!


Friday, November 20, 8pm (with cast reception)
Saturday, November 21, 7pm and 10pm

San Jose Woman's Club
75 South 11th Street, San Jose 95112-2018


TICKETS:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/84600
Friday show and reception with cast: $25
Saturday shows: $20

Students are $10 for Saturday, $12 for Friday (reception too). 
Groups call CATS office - 408-298-2287:  $18 for Saturday, $22 for Friday

For info on All CATS events on Facebook or
email catstheater@..., or call 408.298.2287

For info on 18mmw:

WEB: www.18mmw.com
EMAIL: 18mmw.mail@...
http://www.youtube.com/18mmw
http://funnyordie.com/18mmw
http://facebook.com/18mmw
http://www.twitter.com/18mmw
PHONE: 818-754-4500














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#6979 From: "goanimo" <goanimo@...>
Date: Fri Nov 6, 2009 11:58 pm
Subject: SanFranciscoChinatown.com Newsletter - November 2009 		goanimo
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just got this email.

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Lots of Chinese films playing in November.  Kicking of the films is
Taiwan Film Days this weekend including "No Puedo Vivir sin Ti"
(Taiwan's official entry for the Academy Award.)  The following week
is the Chinese American Film Festival at the 4 Star Theater including
"And the Spring Comes" (2009 Golden Rooster Award - Best Actress).
Around Thanksgiving, you'll also see the release of China's epic film
"Red Cliff."

Get more information about these events and deals at:
http://www.sanfranciscochinatown.com/about/nov2009.html
For more frequent updates, join us on twitter, facebook, and MySpace.

Looking for a job? Did you also know we have a job board?
Go to http://jobs.sanfranciscochinatown.com

Best Regards,
SanFranciscoChinatown.com Team
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#6978 From: "goanimo" <goanimo@...>
Date: Tue Nov 10, 2009 9:22 pm
Subject: 11/12-11/19 Chinese American Film Festival 		goanimo
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This year's Chinese American Film Festival will be screening 8 carefully chosen
films 5 of which are new 2009 releases at the 4 Star Theater

More details at
http://www.sanfranciscochinatown.com

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#6977 From: Lisa Leong <lisa.ksw@...>
Date: Wed Nov 4, 2009 10:53 pm
Subject: Special Discount to KSW Members: ABL-SF Annual Holiday Celebration Nov 19 		kearnystreet...
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From:John Jin. Lee [mailto:johnjinlee@...]
Sent:Thursday, October 29, 2009 2:51 AM
To:All ABL-SF Community Partners

Subject:FW: ABL-SF Special Message to our Community Partners - Annual Holiday Celebration on November 19, 2009

As all of you know, our local Asian Pacific American community offers a wonderfully broad and diverse array of programs and services to the San Francisco Bay Area, and in recognition of that the Asian Business League of San Francisco (ABL-SF) has helped to promote them where appropriate. In fact, many of these great events have been ones hosted by you, our community partners, and as most of you know, we have been enthusiastic in sharing these great events with our ABL-SF membership.

Now that 2009 is in its final quarter with the year-end holiday season just around the corner, ABL-SF proudly announces its Annual Holiday Celebration, which will take place on the evening of Thursday, November 19, 2009. We use this year-end event to celebrate our offerings of Leadership Forums and the longstanding Youth Program, as well as to salute the individual graduates of our highly-acclaimed You are the CEO Program! At the same time, though, we undertake this celebration in a festive atmosphere with good food and a fun social environment. For this year, the celebration will take place in the glorious Yank Sing Restaurant and its adjoining atrium, with entertainment provided in the form of Las Vegas-style casino games. Attached is copy of a promotional flyer highlighting the event.

I am sending this email to you, our community partners, with the hope that you can forward the attached information to your membership or constituency, as we are certain that many in your organization would find the event of interest. In recognition of your promotion of this event on our behalf, we are offering a $5.00 discount to our Non-Member price for those who register through your organizations efforts. Simply advise your members and constituents to enter the special promotional code Partner2009 after accessing the registration page through the link in the attached flyer.

As your partner, ABL-SF is proud of all the success that many of you have garnered with your programs over the past year, and we hope that you can help us make our year-end event a successful one as well. Should any of you have any questions regarding the event or its promotion, please do not hesitate to contact me or any of my colleagues on the ABL-SF Board of Directors, including those copied on this email.


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#6976 From: Kearny Street Workshop <kearnystreetworkshop@...>
Date: Tue Nov 3, 2009 11:25 pm
Subject: Genny Lim's Dec. 4-5 shows at Counterpulse 		kearnystreet...
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November 3, 2009


Contact: Francis Wong, Creative Director

Email: Francis@... 

For Immediate Release



Asian Improv aRts presents new interdisciplinary works

drawing upon cultural legacies that reveal new possibility


“Where is Tibet?”

(work-in-progress) 

by Genny Lim with Tsering Dorjee Bawa, Francis Wong, and Lenora Lee


“Hebi”

(premiere) 

by Melody Takata with Sri Vishnu Tattva Das


Friday, December 4, 2009 / 8pm - post-performance discussion 

Saturday, December 5, 2009 / 8pm – reception to follow 

At CounterPULSE


“Where is Tibet?” focuses on the theme of cultural identity and loss, in a historic, first time interdisciplinary collaboration between Bay Area Chinese and Tibetan American artists.


Playwright/Director: Genny Lim 

Composer: Francis Wong 

Actor/Musician/Dancer: Tsering Dorjee Bawa 

Dancer: Lenora Lee

Technical Consultant: Ellen Sebastian Chang 

Presented in association with the Tibetan Association of Northern California and Kearny Street Workshop


“Hebi” explores the belief in the existence of spirituality in all things and the possibility of community through self-transformation.


Director: Melody Takata 

Dancers/Musicians: Melody Takata, Sri Vishnu Tattva Das, Gen Ensemble 

Presented in association with Genryu Arts


CounterPULSE 1310 Mission Street (at 9th Street) San Francisco, CA 94103

Admission: $15 general, $10 for CounterPULSE members and students 

For tickets, visit http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/88449 or call (800) 838-3006

For venue information, visit www.counterpulse.org 

For more information, visit www.asianimprov.org, call Asian Improv aRts (415) 908-3636, or email Francis@...



THE ARTISTS


Genny Lim is a native San Franciscan poet, performer, playwright, educator and cultural activist whose artistic vision strives to express the uniqueness and universality of her experience as the child of immigrant Chinese, deeply engaged in the civil rights and Asian American arts movement since the early 1970s. Her work has always been deeply informed by her commitment to social justice issues on many fronts. Her two books of poetry, Winter Place (1989, Kearny Street Workshop) and Child of War (2003, Kalamaku Press) have been widely recognized for defining a distinctive Asian American voice in the Bay Area and international literary landscape. Recently she toured Venezuela as a participant in the Second Annual World Poetry Festival in Caracas. Heraward-winning play about Angel Island immigrants,Paper Angels aired on American Playhouse in 1995 and the anthology she co-authored, Island: Poetry and History of Chinese Immigrants on Angel Island, brought national attention to institutional racism against immigrants. Bitter Cane, a second play set in the Hawaiian sugar plantations of the 1920s, has also been published and performed nationally and overseas. She also been commissioned to create a libretto for Jon Jang’s Immigrant Suite; and poetry for Francis Wong’s, Shanghai 1948. Her work has been featured on the PBS series, The United States of Poetry; and KQED's feature, San Francisco Chinatown.


Actor/Musician/Dancer Tsering Dorjee (Bawa) graduated from the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA), Dharamsala, India in Tibetan music, opera and sacred/monastic dance in 1994. In 2000, he completed his Masters degree in advanced Tibetan performing arts. Since then he has toured worldwide performing Tibetan music and dance and has acted in numerous films including the year 2000 Oscar-nominated film Himalaya.


Sensei Melody Takata is a taiko artist (Japanese drumming) and dancer/choreographer trained in classical Japanese dance. In her 20+ year career she has engaged in the interpretation of traditional pieces as well as created new works in the tradition. She has further explored the role of innovation as a means to advance the tradition as living culture, experimenting both with interdisciplinary integration of traditional art disciplines (taiko, folk dance, folk music, ozashiki music, classical dance) as well as the use of contemporary forms such as modern dance, spoken word and improvised music. www.gentaiko.com



Sri Vishnu Tattva Das is recognized as one of India's prominent male Odissi dancers and choreographers, and has received acclaim for his performances throughout India, Italy, Canada, and the U.S. He has presented hundreds of solo performances, lecture-demonstrations, and master classes. He has also collaborated, choreographed and performed with many dance artists in India and the U.S. Vishnu is the founder-director of Odissi Vilas: Sacred Dance of India, formally known as Sri~Krishnasraya, and is a founding member of Kala Sri Sangha, a group of professional Odissi dancers in the San Francisco Bay Area whose interest is to collectively promote Odissi dance.



THE PRESENTERS


Asian Improv aRts’ (AIR) mission is to produce, present and document artistic works that represent the Asian American experience. With a unique and active network of professional and emerging musicians and artists, community organizations, and activists, AIR has consistently produced or facilitated cultural events of the highest quality that have brought international attention to the Asian American arts movement in the Chicago and San Francisco Bay Areas. In addition, AIR provides critical technical assistance, advocacy, production support, mentorship and networking to artists and arts organizations through its Community Arts Development Program and the California Asian and Pacific Islander Arts Network. Visit: www.asianimprov.org


The mission of Genryu Arts is to promote, present, and participate in Japanese and Japanese American culture through taiko (Japanese drumming) and other traditional and contemporary music and dance forms. Genryu Arts serves the Asian American and multicultural community of the San Francisco Bay Area by presenting public performances at various community events, theater venues, museums, and festivals.


Tibetan Association of Northern California (TANC) is a nonprofit organization based in Berkeley that seeks to strengthen the Northern Californian Tibetan community, raise awareness about Tibet and its culture, and support the development of Tibetan social, cultural and artistic traditions. TANC events and activities are open to everyone. Visit: www.tanc.org


Kearny Street Workshop (KSW) is the oldest multidisciplinary Asian Pacific American arts organization in the country. Offering classes and workshops, salons and student presentations, as well as professionally curated and produced exhibitions, performances, readings and screenings, KSW makes artists out of community membersandcommunitymembersoutofartists. Visit:www.kearnystreet.org


Supported by CA$H, a grants program administered by Theatre Bay Area in partnership with Dancers’ Group, James Irvine Foundation, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Grants for the Arts/SF Hotel Tax Fund, San Francisco Arts Commission Cultural Equity Grants Individual Artist Commissions, Zellerbach Family Foundation.



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#6975 From: "edpkim3" <edpkim3@...>
Date: Tue Nov 3, 2009 12:15 am
Subject: New Blogpost: Filipino chicks DON'T date Korean dudes. True? 		edpkim3
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Eddie Kim here. Today, I want to take a moment and discuss one of the more pressing and serious issues facing Americans today. Here's a fact for you to chew over for a second.

FACT: Filipino chicks just aren't into Korean dudes.

I'm sure there's probably exceptions, but I know of only one couple. And this dude is the kind of guy girls just generally go for a serious artist, total hip-hop head with a deep voice. Not your typical Korean and....

For more, check the blogpost: http://bit.ly/36iB1e

http://projektnewspeak.wordpress.com

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#6974 From: Barbara Jane Reyes <bjanepr@...>
Date: Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:24 pm
Subject: Fwd: Justin Chin, Sarah Gambito, Marianne Villanueva 11/07/09 @ 2 pm (SF) 		bjanepr
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Hi all --

It's that time again! Writers Justin Chin, Sarah Gambito, and Marianne
Villanueva will be reading at the next PAWA Arkipelago Reading Series
event. Musical guests are Myrna del Rio and Bo Razon!

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Please join us for the next reading in the PAWA Arkipelago Reading Series

Where: The Bayanihan Center 1010 Mission Street @ 6th Street, San Francisco

When: Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 2:00 pm

Who: Writers Justin Chin, Sarah Gambito, and Marianne Vilanueva.
Musical guests Myrna del Ro and Bo Razon.

This event is free and open to the public!

Justin Chin is the author of three books of poetry and three books of
essays. His most recent poetry collection, Gutted (Manic D Press),
received the Publishing Triangle's 2007 Thom Gunn Award for Poetry.

Sarah Gambito is the author of the poetry collections Delivered
(Persea Books) and Matadora (Alice James Books). Her poems have
appeared or are forthcoming in The Iowa Review, The Antioch Review,
Denver Quarterly, The New Republic, Field, Quarterly West, Fence and
other journals. She is Assistant Professor and Director of Creative
Writing at Fordham university and co-founder of Kundiman, a non-profit
company that promotes Asian American poetry.

Marianne Villanueva has published three collections of short fiction:
Ginseng and Other Tales from Manila (Calyx Press) Mayor of the Roses
(Miami University Press) and The Lost Language (published 2009 by
Anvil Press of the Philippines). She has been shortlisted for the O.
Henry Literature Prize and nominated for the Pushcart. Most recently,
she was a finalist for the 2009 Annual Donald Barthelme Fiction Prize.
Her recent work has been published in The Chattahoochee Review, Cafe
Irreal, The Santa Fe Writers Project, Isotope and The White Whale
Review.

Singing in English, Spanish, and French, Myrna Del Rio is a
show-stopping singer capable of delivering heart-felt ballads,
boleros, and blues that really swing. She was a featured vocalist in
renowned drummer Francis Clay's band, Syncopation, and was also a
member of Domingo & Friends, a popular Rhythm & Blues and Soul band
led by Domingo Balinton. Ms. Del Ro was featured in the 1st and 2nd
Annual Jazz Las Casas Festival and at the 3rd Annual Festival
Internacional de Jazz in Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico in 2004 and
received rave reviews in the press.

Bo Razon completed Master Classes in Cuban Music and Folklore at the
Escuela Nacional de Arte in Havana, Cuba in 1997. He has performed
with major international and local artists; given seminars, workshops
and clinics in Afro-Latin music theory and applications; written
numerous magazine articles and has written scripts and directed
programs and documentaries for television and public media. He
released a cd of original music in 1998 entitled "Biyahero" under BMG
Records Pilipinas.

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#6973 From: Barbara Jane Reyes <bjanepr@...>
Date: Mon Nov 2, 2009 6:27 pm
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Date: Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 8:16 AM
Subject: [pawainc] Fw: Performances in Seattle/ SF/ Berkeley/ Minneapolis
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Samita is a New York-based friend and a damn good singer. well worth catching.
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Sent: Fri, October 30, 2009 8:15:12 AM
Subject: Performances in Seattle/ SF/ Berkeley/ Minneapolis

Dear Friends,

I will perform in several cities over the next two weeks: two shows
with Marc Cary's FOCUS and a set of solo shows thereafter. Come out,
tell your left coast friends...

OCTOBER 31, 2009 @ 8 PM
Marc Cary's FOCUS at Earshot Festival
Seattle Art Museum
1300 1st Avenue, Seattle, WA

NOVEMBER 1, 2009 @ 2 PM
SF JAZZ
de Young Museum - Koret
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive, San Francisco, CA

NOVEMBER 6, 2009 @ 8 PM
Solo Performance
Sangati Center (Indian classical music art house)
22nd Street and Shotwell Streets
San Francisco, CA

NOVEMBER 7, 2009 @ 8 PM
Solo Performance
CNMAT @ UC Berkeley
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/

NOVEMBER 9, 2009 @ 10 PM
Solo Performance
St. Olaf College
The Pause, mainstage
Minneapolis, MN

November 10, 2009 @ 7 PM
Solo Performance
Macalester College
Art Gallery
Minneapolis, MN


Hope to see some familiar faces at these shows!

Samita



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#6972 From: Manilatown Heritage Foundation <mhf@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:45 pm
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Administrative office : 953 Mission Street, Ste. 30 | San Francisco CA 94103 | 415-777-1130 • I-Hotel Manilatown Center : 868 Kearny Street | San Francisco CA 94108 | 415-399-9580 | FX 415-399-9581


Administrative office : 953 Mission Street, Ste. 30 | San Francisco CA 94103 | 415-777-1130 • I-Hotel Manilatown Center : 868 Kearny Street | San Francisco CA 94108 | 415-399-9580 | FX 415-399-9581

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Administrative office : 953 Mission Street, Ste. 30 | San Francisco CA 94103 | 415-777-1130 • I-Hotel Manilatown Center : 868 Kearny Street | San Francisco CA 94108 | 415-399-9580 | FX 415-399-9581

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From: Manilatown Heritage Foundation <mhf@...>
Subject: Filipino Heritage Night - Limited Tickets Still Available
To: "Manilatown" <mhf@...>
Date: Tuesday, October 27, 2009, 3:29 PM



 

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FILIPINO HERITAGE NIGHT
With a Special Appearance by Arnel Pineda, lead singer of Journey
Friday, November 6 - Warriors vs. L.A. Clippers

 

Join the Bay Area Filipino Community at Oracle Arena on Friday, November 6, as the Warriors celebrate Filipino Heritage Night when they take on the Los Angeles Clippers. Special guest Arnel Pineda, lead singer of Journey, will be in attendance as part of this highly anticipated event. Nearly 1,000 tickets were purchased during the presale, so be sure to secure your tickets now before the event sells out.  Your ticket purchase includes:

  • Special appearance and post-game Q&A with Arnel Pineda
  • A commemorative Filipino Heritage T-Shirt with each ticket
  • Cultural performances throughout the night
  • In collaboration with the Filipino American Arts Exposition, the Filipina Women’s Network, Manilatown, ClubWorks, Inc. and more

In an effort to contribute aid to typhoon victims in the Philippines, the Arnel Pineda Foundation will use a portion of the proceeds from each ticket for relief efforts

Plus, if you purchase tickets for this event prior to October 19th, you will be entered into a raffle drawing for a Warriors team autographed basketball

 

CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW



Groups of 20+ may be eligible for additional savings and benefits and will have their group name on the scoreboard at halftime. For information, please contact Kristin Cantlin at 510-986-5403 or kscantlin@....

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#6971 From: "edpkim3" <edpkim3@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 6:12 am
Subject: NEWS & SHOWS!! - KevJumba, David Choi, Def Poetry & Eddie Kim!! 		edpkim3
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Hi Guys...It's been a while since an update went out...so here's a lot of news...important ones first!

1)

HALLOWEEN BASH 09

w/ David Choi (youtube), Kaba Modern, Jason Yang (youtube), FRA, Ron Artest, Justin Chon (Twilight), Aaron Yoo (21 / Disturbia), Macy Gray, Lifehouse, and maybe even MANNY PACQUIAO.

Come join us! NewSpeak TV will filming LIVE and you can be in the video!


here's the link to tickets. It is now $30 elsewhere, BUT YOU CAN BUY IT FOR $20 thru US!!
http://framagazine.com/hb09/projektnewspeak


2)

The NewSpeak SLAM!

- Wed., Nov. 4th; 8 pm @ Da Poetry Lounge
Hosted by Eddie Kim, The NewSpeak SLAM will be doing a special EXCLUSIVE showcase at the Los Angeles Poetry Festival. Featured performers include:


Beau Sia - HBO's Def Poetry
Edren Sumagaysay - Member of Zero3
Johneric Concordia - Host of Tuesday Night Cafe
Earl Baylon & Kris Clemente - Projekt NewSpeak
and more!

Greenway Court Theatre: 544 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036
Ticket Price: $5 ONLY!!!

3)

We are going to have new website coming out soon

. So be on the lookout for that!
http://www.projektnewspeak.com

4)

YouTube Panel w/ KevJumba, David Choi, Paul Dateh, AngryAsianMan, Jennifer Chung and EDDIE KIM



It'll be on our wordpress soon: http://projektnewspeak.wordpress.com
And on our youtube soon: http://www.newspeaktv.com
In the meantime, here's a fanvid of that panel done by the TANGTWINS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqrYewco7Ic

5)

Eddie Kim will be hosting a radio show and will be in a reality series...coming soon!!!



MORE PICS AND VIDS COMING SOON!!!

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FILIPINO HERITAGE NIGHT
With a Special Appearance by Arnel Pineda, lead singer of Journey
Friday, November 6 - Warriors vs. L.A. Clippers

 

Join the Bay Area Filipino Community at Oracle Arena on Friday, November 6, as the Warriors celebrate Filipino Heritage Night when they take on the Los Angeles Clippers. Special guest Arnel Pineda, lead singer of Journey, will be in attendance as part of this highly anticipated event. Nearly 1,000 tickets were purchased during the presale, so be sure to secure your tickets now before the event sells out.  Your ticket purchase includes:

  • Special appearance and post-game Q&A with Arnel Pineda
  • A commemorative Filipino Heritage T-Shirt with each ticket
  • Cultural performances throughout the night
  • In collaboration with the Filipino American Arts Exposition, the Filipina Women’s Network, Manilatown, ClubWorks, Inc. and more

In an effort to contribute aid to typhoon victims in the Philippines, the Arnel Pineda Foundation will use a portion of the proceeds from each ticket for relief efforts

Plus, if you purchase tickets for this event prior to October 19th, you will be entered into a raffle drawing for a Warriors team autographed basketball

 

CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW



Groups of 20+ may be eligible for additional savings and benefits and will have their group name on the scoreboard at halftime. For information, please contact Kristin Cantlin at 510-986-5403 or kscantlin@....

Sincerely,

Golden State Warriors

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#6969 From: "mhornbuck" <18mightymountainwarriors@...>
Date: Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:58 am
Subject: 18mmw BACK in the Bay Are Nov 20, 21 in San Jose! 		mhornbuck
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The 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors are BACK in the Bay Area with a full length show for the first time in THREE YEARS!
http://sites.google.com/site/hornbuck/home/15th%20anniversary%20logo.jpg

STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS

Celebrate 15 years of the 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors.
We'll be doing L.A. sketches (mostly) NEVER BEFORE SEEN in the Bay Area!

Including:
* TORTURE!
* ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS!
* KOREAN BBQ!
* And more!


The Contemporary Asian Theater Scene
presents


The 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors

"Comedy at the Speed of Laugh!"

at
The 9th Annual Asian Comedy Night!


Friday, November 20, 8pm (with cast reception)
Saturday, November 21, 7pm and 10pm

San Jose Woman's Club
75 South 11th Street, San Jose 95112-2018


TICKETS:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/84600
Friday show and reception with cast: $25
Saturday shows: $20

For info on All CATS events on Facebook or
email catstheater@..., or call 408.298.2287

For info on 18mmw:

WEB: www.18mmw.com
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#6968 From: "lamat11" <paramista@...>
Date: Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:53 pm
Subject: Kenji Liu Poetry Chapbook Release and Reading, Nov 5 @ Modern Times Bookstore 		lamat11
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YOU LEFT WITHOUT YOUR SHOES
Poetry Chapbook Release and Reading with KENJI LIU

and special guests:
AIMEE SUZARA
ALICE TONG
VICKIE VÉRTIZ

Copies of the chapbook will be available for purchase and signing.
Come celebrate!!!

Modern Times Bookstore
888 Valencia St, SF
FREE
7 pm

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In this debut Kenji Liu explores the interweavings of migration, love,
memory and mourning in an autobiography of poems spanning four years.
Beginning with the untimely death of his mother, this collection
contemplates the difficult task of transforming one's relationship
with the dead and the renewal of life that can accompany it.

Praise for You Left Without Your Shoes:

“From the shreds of grief and displacement, Kenji Liu has woven whole
cloth. These are exquisite poems, sculpted and flowing, the lines
meant to be caressed by the reader’s eyes, the words read aloud for
the ears. You don’t have to try to remember this poet’s name " Kenji
Liu will, without a doubt, in time establish himself as one of our
major American poets.”
- Patricia Y. Ikeda, featured in the award-winning documentary film,
Between the Lines: Asian American Women's Poetry

“Beautiful seems too cliche a word for these poems that are original
and effused with love, and memory and loss and ties that link one
generation to the next regardless of time and circumstance. Kenji Liu
artfully opens up your heart with these lucid poems.”
- Opal Palmer Adisa, latest collection, I Name Me Name

“In You Left Without Your Shoes, Kenji Liu engages and entangles his
reader in a conversation, a testament, an ocean, a desert of memory, a
flight, a witness towards the survival of loss and what lies beyond.
These multi-layered poems, tender and resilient, fly towards the
possible.”
- Ching-In Chen, author of The Heart's Traffic

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About the artists:

KENJI LIU is a 1.5 generation Japanese-born Taiwanese American
expatriate of New Jersey suburbia. Arising from his work as an
activist, educator and cultural worker, his writing explores the
politics of identity, migration, race, gender, memory, history,
mourning, joy and everyday small occurrences. Kenji’s poetry chapbook,
You Left Without Your Shoes, was published by Finishing Line Press
(2009). His writing has also appeared in Tea Party Magazine, Kartika
Review, and the 2009 Intergenerational Writer’s Workshop online
anthology called Flick of My Tongue. He is currently working on a
multi-genre full-length collection of poetry, prose and visual art.

Based in Oakland, AIMEE SUZARA is a Filipino-American
writer/performer, cultural worker and educator who has been writing
and performing spoken word, poetry, and theatre incorporating movement
since 1999. Her play, Pagbabalik (“Return”), was awarded the
Zellerbach Community Arts Grant in 2006 and 2007, and she has been
published in the NAACP-nominated Check the Rhyme: An Anthology of
Female Poets and Emcees (Lit Noire, 2007). Her poetry chapbook, the
space between, was published by Finishing Line Press in 2008. Suzara
has shared her passion for the intersection of arts, literacy and
education by teaching at Las Positas, Laney College, City College San
Francisco, and Kearny Street Workshop.

ALICE TONG is a singer, songwriter, artist, activist, social worker,
2nd generation Chinese-Taiwanese-American. Alice has a BA in
Ethnomusicology and a Masters in Social Work. Her musical style ranges
from such categories as folk rock, indie rock, soul, and jazz. Her
music has been in independent films, including “American Fusion” which
won the Audience Award at the Hawaii International Film Festival.
Alice’s album “Small” can be bought on iTunes, Amazon, or
www.blacklava.net. She now lives in San Francisco where she gets
obsessed with her dogs and makes and performs more music. For more
about Alice, check out www.myspace.com/alicetongmusic.

VICKIE VÉRTIZ is a writer from Los Angeles with roots in poetry,
working in fiction and playwrighting. Vickie's work can be found in
Mujeres de Maiz Zine and in I Saw My Ex at a Party: Traversing the
Literary Unexpected (Kearny Street Press), the 2008 Intergenerational
Writers' Workshop Anthology. She lives in San Francisco.

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#6967 From: Lisa Leong <lisa.ksw@...>
Date: Mon Oct 26, 2009 10:59 pm
Subject: Kenji Liu and Cathlin Goulding @ Mixtape: 8 Writers on the Songs that Stayed 		kearnystreet...
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To me, making a tape is like writing a letter, explains Nick Hornby in his novel High Fidelity. There's a lot of erasing and rethinking and starting again. A good compilation tape, like breaking up, is hard to do.

Taking a cue from Hornby's writings about music, eight San Francisco Bay Area writers are gathering to read new work inspired by songs and musical artists. The writers will be relating tales of early obsessions with the boy-band New Kids on the Block, examining the particular flavor and psychology of mix-tapes, lending insight to Brian Eno, Quasi, and the Talking Heads, playing "meta-songs," and exploring the mysterious place where songs that have been forgotten now reside.

Please join us at Oakland Leaf, located in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood, for an evening of writing about song. The writers are:

Sadie Contini
Curt Douglas
Alisa Dodge
Cathlin Goulding
Kenji Liu
G Reyes
Ava Tong
Vickie Vertiz

November 7, 7:00pm-9:00pm.
1434 34th Ave. @ International Blvd.
Oakland, CA

Seehttp://www.echoesmagazine.org/mix_tape_homefor more information about the location, writers, and writings.


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Kenji Liu

GRAPHIC DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION
http://www.figdig.com/portfolio/liusan

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Author of YOU LEFT WITHOUT YOUR SHOES, a poetry chapbook

"[Kenji's] multi-layered poems, tender and resilient, fly towards the possible.
Ching-In Chen, author of The Hearts Traffic

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#6966 From: Lisa Leong <lisa.ksw@...>
Date: Mon Oct 26, 2009 9:55 pm
Subject: Soulo Zenday: Solo Performance Benefit for SE Asia Flood Victims, Nov. 15 		kearnystreet...
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Off Market Theater presents an inspiring collection of three Asian American solo performers who will bare their soul with three unique stories of empowerment. Using a blend of drama and humor, the artists will share their creative journeys as they seek the meaning of life, learn the importance of bravery, find the perfect pair of shoes and discover the life they live is full, never empty.

Off Market Theater presents

Soulo Zenday


What: An evening of comedic & dramatic solo performances featuring Thao Nguyen, Paolo Sambrano and Nicole Maxali.

When: Sunday, November 15th at 8pm

Where: Off Market Theater, 965 Mission Street, San Francisco

Tickets: $10 for general & $7 for students, purchase online at www.brownpapertickets.org

Additional information is attached to this email.


Thank you so much. Look forward to seeing you at the show.

Nicole Villanueva
Special Events Manager

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Daly City, CA 94014
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#6965 From: Lisa Leong <lisa.ksw@...>
Date: Mon Oct 19, 2009 6:51 pm
Subject: Oct 29 Premiere of 9500 Liberty, a Doc about Immigration Culture War 		kearnystreet...
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9500 Liberty

Bay Area Premiere on October 29
poster for 9500 Liberty's Bay Area Premiere
Dear Friends,

Please join us for the Bay Area premiere of a highly anticipated documentary film 9500 Liberty on October 29th at the Sundance Kabuki Theatre. After winning the Best Documentary Award at Charlotte Film Festival and opening to a sold-out audience in Washington DC, 9500 Liberty comes to San Francisco to both share this extraordinary film with the Bay Area community and to raise vital completion funds to enable the film to achieve broad distribution. We need your support to make this event a smashing success.

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ABOUT THE EVENT

Cocktail reception to raise funds for the completion of the film at the theater attended by VIPs and filmmakers followed by the San Francisco premiere screening. Markos Moulitsas, Founder of Daily Kos, will introduce the film.

WHEN
Thursday, October 29th
6pm-7pm Cocktail Reception
7pm-9pm Screening followed by Q&A with Filmmakers

WHERE
Sundance Kabuki Theater
1881 Post Street San Francisco, CA 94115

PRICES
Cocktail Reception & Screening - $25 Screening only - $10



In addition, we are seeking donors for the event at the following levels:

  • Reception Hosts $1000
  • Supporters of 9500 Liberty $500
  • Friends of 9500 Liberty $100

Donate Now

HOSTING ORGANIZATIONS

Citizen Hope
NDN
Netroots Nation

FRIENDS OF 9500 LIBERTY

Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA)
David Miller
Korean American Coalition-SF

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation
Asia Society
Asian Business League of SF
CAAM
Equal Justice Society
Hammering the Issues
Hyphen Magazine
Kearny Street Workshop
Presente
Screening Liberally

Email us if you any questions at9500Liberty@...or call Chris Rigopulos at (617)283-9740.

The film 9500 Liberty is a produced by the Interactive Democracy Alliance, a non-profit organization (501c3 status pending). For more information about the film, please visitwww.9500Liberty.com.
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#6964 From: "goanimo" <goanimo@...>
Date: Thu Oct 15, 2009 8:39 pm
Subject: SanFranciscoChinatown.com Newsletter - October 2009 		goanimo
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Celebrate the Festival on the Square this weekend.  It's a FREE
event for the whole family.  Discover Chinatown with historic
alleyway tours, exciting scavenger hunts and more

If hip hop is your scene, be sure to check out the first stop of
the Asian Hip Hop Summit.  Headlining acts include dumbfoundead
and Tantrum.  Who's seen their rap battle?

Since Halloween is almost here, we're also offering special deals
for Fright Fest at Discovery Kingdom and Halloween Haunt at
Great America.

Get more information about these events and deals at:
http://www.sanfranciscochinatown.com/about/oct2009.html
For more frequent updates, join us on twitter, facebook, and MySpace.

Looking for a job? Did you also know we have a job board?
Go to http://jobs.sanfranciscochinatown.com

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#6963 From: "goanimo" <goanimo@...>
Date: Sat Oct 17, 2009 1:54 am
Subject: 10/17 - Festival on the Square in San Francisco Chinatown 		goanimo
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Come out to Chinatown for "Festival on the Square"  an afternoon of exciting
performances, games, and activities for all ages. This festival is free and open
to the public, so bring your family and friends for an unforgettable day of fun!

http://www.sanfranciscochinatown.com/events/art/festivalonthesquare.html

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#6962 From: Lisa Leong <lisa.ksw@...>
Date: Thu Oct 15, 2009 7:30 pm
Subject: The Future Project: Sunday Will Come - Community Special Oct. 18 		kearnystreet...
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The Future Project: Sunday Will Come - Community Special!

A Sunday Night Special Offer
One Night Only!

Sunday, October 18th, 8pm
$5 tickets for the only Sunday Night Performance!

Click here to see the Future Project: Sunday Will Come You Tube Video.

As a special offer to our dear friends in the dance, theatre, performance and education communities, Intersection would like to open up to you a very special Sunday Night performance of the long awaited The Future Project: Sunday Will Come starring Erika Chong Shuch and Sean San Jose. Merging the Erika Chong Shuch Performance Project's beautiful, dreamlike imagery and Campo Santo's intense and honest realism, The Future Project: Sunday Will Come is a simultaneously intimate and spacious reflection on mortality and humanity. Be one of the first to see The Future Project: Sunday Will Come during it's opening week with this special $5 Sunday Night Special!

Reservations are highly encouraged and can be made by emailing Bea at bea@... or by calling 415-626-2787 x109. Payments can be made at the door.

The Future Project: Sunday Will Come is a series of mini-plays, songs, dances and "moments" that contemplate mortality, memory, relationships and the questions that loom large in these uncertain times. This collaboration with the Erika Shuch Performance Project and Campo Santo explores what it means to be human, what it means to be alive, and what it means to be just another small creature in this great, big world. Featuring Erika Chong Shuch, Sean San Jose and live music by Denizen Kane.

And if you can't make it to this special Sunday performance, enjoy a $5 discount off the regular ticket price on opening week performances from October 15-19th! Just go to www.theintersection.org for tickets and enter the discount code: Goldfish09 in at checkout!

For more information, go to www.theintersection.org
Or call 415-626-2787 x109


Show Information:

Intersection for the Arts and resident companies the Erika Chong Shuch Performance Project
and Campo Santo present the World Premiere of

The Future Project: Sunday Will Come

October 15 - November 7
8pm (Running Time 70 min.)
Tickets: $15-$25 (Thursdays are Pay What You Can)


Opening Week Performances:

Thursday, October 15

Friday, October 16

Saturday, October 17

Sunday, October 18

Monday, October 19 (Press Opening - hang around and there will be a special reception after the show!)



For tickets:

www.theintersection.org

or call 415-626-2787 x109

Get your tickets now as shows do sell out!


The team of collaborators include Melanie Elms, Katie Faulkner Daniel Alarcn, Philip Kan Gotanda, Octavio Solis, Sharif Abu Hamdeh, Alejandro Acosta, Ben Fisher, Joshua McDermott, Tanya Orellana, and Allen Willner.


Kevin B. Chen
Program Director - Visual Arts, Literary & Jazz
Intersection for the Arts
446 Valencia Street Mission District SF CA 94103
(415) 626-2787, ext. 106
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#6961 From: Barbara Jane Reyes <bjanepr@...>
Date: Thu Sep 10, 2009 11:50 pm
Subject: Reminder! Kundiman - Achiote Press - PAWA - Akripelago Readings 9/17 @ UCB and 9/19 At the Bayanihan Center SF 		bjanepr
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Kundiman and Achiote Press reading at UC Berkeley

Where: UC Berkeley at the Barbara T. Christian Room, 554 Barrows Hall

When: Thursday, Sept 17th

Time: 11:30: Chapbook & Book Sale and Light Reception | 12 2: Reading

Readers: Joseph O. Legaspi, Oliver de la Paz, Debbie Yee, Neil Aitken, Ching-In Chen

Generous Support from:

Achiote Press

UC Berkeley, Asian American Studies Program

UC Berkeley, Asian Pacific Islander Working Group

Donations for Kundiman gratefully accepted.

For more information, please visit:

Kundiman: http://www.kundiman.org/index.html

Achiote Press: www.achiotepress.com.

PAWA: http://pawainc.blogspot.com/2009/09/pawa-arkipelago-reading-series-saturday.html

Questions? Please email: kundimanwest@...

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Please join us for the next reading in the PAWA Arkipelago Reading Series

Where: The Bayanihan Center 1010 Mission Street @ 6th Street, San Francisco

When: Saturday, September 19, 2009 at 2:00 pm

Who: Oliver de la Paz, Joseph O. Legaspi, Mari L'Esperance, and Theresa Calpotura (guitar).

This event is free and open to the public!



Theresa Calpotura has won a number of awards from associations such as the National Foundation for the Advancement of the Arts and the American String Teachers Association, and has received scholarships from the Oberlin Conservatory and the Yale School of Music. Ms. Calpotura studied with the renown guitar pedagogue Scott Cmiel of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and graduated from the Oberlin Conservatory where she studied with guitarist Stephen Aron. She then continued at the Yale School of Music with guitarist and composer Benjamin Verdery. Ms. Calpotura has given concerts and masterclasses in the US and in the Philippines.

Oliver de la Paz is the author of three books of poetry: Names Above Houses and Furious Lullaby (Southern Illinois University Press), and Requiem for the Orchard, a winner of the 2009 University of Akron Poetry Prize which will be available in the Spring of 2010. He is the co-chair of the advisory board for Kundiman, and he is a recipient of grants from the Artist Trust of Washington and the New York Foundation for the Arts. He teaches at Western Washington University.

Joseph O. Legaspi is the author of Imago (CavanKerry Press), winner of a 2008 Global Filipino Literary Award. Born in the Philippines, he currently resides in Manhattan and works at Columbia University. A graduate of New York Universitys Creative Writing Program, recent works appeared in Callaloo, North American Review, Poets & Writers, New York Theater Review, Crab Orchard Review, Gay & Lesbian Review and the anthology Language for a New Century (W.W. Norton). A recipient of a poetry fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts and an Urban Artists grant, he co-founded Kundiman (www.kundiman.org), a non-profit organization serving Asian American poets. Visit him at www.josepholegaspi.com.

Mari LEsperances first full-length collection The Darkened Temple was awarded the 2007 Prairie Schooner Book Prize in Poetry and published by University of Nebraska Press in September 2008. An earlier collection Begin Here was awarded the 1999 Sarasota Poetry Theatre Press Chapbook Prize and published in 2000. LEsperances work has appeared in several literary journals, including the Beloit Poetry Journal, Many Mountains Moving, Poetry Kanto, and Salamander; in Writing the Life Poetic: An Invitation to Read and Write Poetry by Sage Cohen (Writers Digest Books); and is forthcoming in the anthology When the Muse Calls: Poems for the Creative Life, edited by Kathryn Ridall.




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#6960 From: Barbara Jane Reyes <bjanepr@...>
Date: Mon Sep 28, 2009 5:46 pm
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via Philippine American Writers and Artists, Inc. by Barbara Jane Reyes on 9/28/09


Please join us for the next reading in the PAWA Arkipelago Reading Series

Where: The Bayanihan Center 1010 Mission Street @ 6th Street, San Francisco

When: Saturday, October 17, 2009 at 2:00 pm

Who: Writers Neelanjana Banerjee, Luis Francia, Alejandro Murgua, and Jean Vengua. Musical guests Chris Planas and Carlos Zilcita.

This event is free and open to the public!

Neelanjana Banerjees poetry and fiction have appeared in the The Literary Review, Asian Pacific American Journal, Nimrod, A Room of Ones Own, Desilit and the anthology, Desilicious. She received an MFA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University in 2007 and was a Hedgebrook fellow in 2008. Banerjee has worked in mainstream, ethnic and independent media for the past ten years. She edits the Books and Literature section for Hyphen (an Asian American magazine based in the San Francisco Bay Area) and is currently a teaching artist with the San Francisco WritersCorp. She is a co-editor for Indivisible: An Anthology of South Asian American Poetry (University of Arkansas Press, 2010).

Luis H. Francia is the author of, among other titles, the poetry collection Museum of Absences, the semiautobiographical Eye of the Fish: A Personal Archipelago, and the forthcoming chapbook The Beauty of Ghosts. He is the editor of Brown River, White Ocean, an anthology of Philippine literature in English. He teaches at New York University and Hunter College.

Alejandro Murgua is the author of two collections of short stories, both of which received The American Book Award, Southern Front (Bilingual Review Press 1991) and This War Called Love (City Lights Books, (2002). He is also the author of the non-fiction The Medicine of Memory: A Mexica Clan in California (University of Texas Press 2002). A long-time literary activists in the Bay Area, he is the co-editor of Volcn: Poetry from Central America (1984); the translator of Angel in the Deluge by Rosario Castellanos (1993), and the founder and editor of Tin-Tan Magazine (1975-79). He is currently a professor in Raza Studies at San Francisco State University.

Jean Vengua's poetry has been published in many print and online journals and anthologies, including Going Home to a Landscape, Babaylan, x-stream, Interlope, Returning a Borrowed Tongue, Fugacity 05, Sidereality, Moria, and Otoliths, and in her chapbook, The Aching Vicinities (Otoliths). With Mark Young, she is editor of The First Hay(na)ku Anthology and Hay(na)ku Anthology, Volume 2. Jean's essays, articles and reviews on literature and music have been published in many journals including Jouvert, Geopolitics of the Visual (Ateneo Univ. Press), Pinoy Poetics, Our Own Voice, Seattle's International Examiner (Pacific Reader), and CultureCatch.com.

Chris Planas, of Filipino and Mexican ancestry, grew up in Hawaii. He has been playing the guitar for over 30 years. Among many, his styles include jazz, blues, contemporary and salsa. In addition, he is also a vocalist, composer, writer and also has taught at UC Berkeley and at Berkeley City College.

Carlos Zilcita, harmonica player and vocalist, has been part of the San Francisco Bay Area music scene for three decades as a performer, promoter, educator, and radio announcer. His recordings include Train Through Oakland in 2000, Evolution, released in 2004 and Soul Shadows, released in 2009 with the jazz fusion group Little Brown Brother. He is the Producer and Executive Director of the San Francisco Filipino American Jazz Festival.





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#6959 From: Samantha Chanse <schanse@...>
Date: Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:02 pm
Subject: Fwd: Arts Alert! early registration ENDS for Expo for Independent Arts 		schanse@...
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Subject: Arts Alert! early registration ENDS for Expo for Independent Arts
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[Sam ... can you forward this to your arts-community folks? Since we
moved outdoors, attendance has gone through the roof. This is a great
opportunity for local arts folks looking to build their constituency.
Thou also, in fact. Peace and right on; josh]
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The 10th Annual Expo for Independent Arts isthe premiere
audience-building event for arts & culture organizationsin the
Greater Bay Area and Northern California.
Please be advised that early registration for the Expo (which was
extended due to Burning Man) will END on Tuesday, Sept.15, at 11:59
p.m.If you want to increase your constituency, bring in new
audiences, recruit new volunteers, build your email list, and
otherwise spread the word about your good works, the smartest and most
affordable thing you can do is register for an exhibitor table at the
Expo.
Reserve an exhibitor table here: http://indyartsexpo.eventbrite.com/
Eligible organizations include: Arts service providers, local
galleries, production collectives, local bands or record labels, local
publishers, schools, youth programs, theater companies, performance
troupes and more.
Beat the late fee by registering for the 10th Annual Independent Arts
Expo today! Tables for small arts organizations and community projects
are just $25. For larger organizations, the event is also quite
affordable. It's a great bargain for a fabulous local event that will
bring THOUSANDS of individuals into Golden Gate Park's Music Concourse
on Sept. 26 -- all looking to make local arts and cultural connections
of all sorts.
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#6958 From: "edpkim3" <edpkim3@...>
Date: Sat Sep 12, 2009 9:43 pm
Subject: NewSpeak TV vid of CROWN J, RON ARTEST...rapping!! with Eddie Kim 		edpkim3
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Ok yall...so here's a quick video we made with NewSpeak TV that has Crown J and Ron Artest in it! Ron Artest was RAPPING!!! it was heinous! He's like 6'8" and he had a 5'2" vietnamese dude as his hypeman and a cameraman whose video camera was literally the size of a bazooka!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DeGTRMzviI



so watch that. and Eddie Kim is going to be giving a rare performance. It's just him. (there will be other performers as well) but it's just a solo performance of himself. some funny shit...as well as heartwarming. haha. it's rare moment...

here's the info. so come out.

Tuesday, Sept 15th; 7:30 pm at Tuesday Night Cafe in front of East West Players



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#6957 From: "sissyreadinggroup" <charlie@...>
Date: Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:42 pm
Subject: Christy Chan's awesome storytelling at Writers With Drinks 		sissyreading...
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Writers With Drinks, the reading series too alternative to appear in American
Airlines' inflight magazine, is back!

When: Saturday, September 12, 2009, 7:30 to 9:30 PM
Who: Michelle Richmond, John Shirley, Jeremy Adam Smith, Lorna Dee Cervantes and
Christy Chan
Where: The Make Out Room, 3225 22nd. St. between Mission and Valencia, San
Francisco
How much: $3 to $5 sliding scale, all proceeds benefit the CSC.

About the readers/performers:

Michelle Richmond is the author of the New York Times and international
bestseller The Year of Fog, which was a Kirkus Reviews top pick for reading
groups, one of Library Journal's Best Books of 2007, a Washington Post A-List
selection, and a San Francisco Chronicle Notable book. Her most recent novel is
No One You Know, and she's also the author of The Girl In The Fall-Away Dress
and Dream Of The Blue Room. Her stories and essays have appeared in Glimmer
Train, Playboy, Oxford American, The Believer, Salon.com, The Kenyon Review, The
Missouri Review, and elsewhere. She received the 2009 Hillsdale Award for
Fiction from the Fellowship of Southern Writers and the 2006 Mississippi Review
Fiction Prize.

John Shirley's most recent books include Bleak History, the lost cyberpunk
classic Black Glass, and the story collection Living Shadows. He's also the
author of Demons, Crawlers, Spider Moon, Transmaniacon, City Come-Walkin',
Eclipse, Eclipse Penumbra, and Eclipse Corona, The Brigade, A Splendid Chaos,
Three-Ring Psychus, Dracula in Love, Cellars, In Darkness Waiting, Wetbones and
Silicon Embrace. He's written lyrics for the Blue yster Cult and episodes of
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, VR5 and Poltergeist.

Jeremy Adam Smith is the author of The Daddy Shift, and co-editor of the
forthcoming books The Compassionate Instinct and Are We Born Racist?. He's
senior editor of Greater Good magazine, published by the U.C. Berkeley Greater
Good Science Center, and founder of Daddy Dialectic, a group blog that explores
the experiences of twenty-first-century dads. His essays, short stories, and
articles on parenting, popular culture, urban life, and politics have appeared
in The Nation, BusinessWeek.com, Mothering, San Francisco Bay Guardian, San
Francisco Chronicle, Utne Reader, Wired, and numerous other periodicals and
books.

Lorna Dee Cervantes' poetry collection From the Cables of Genocide: Poems on
Love and Hunger was awarded the Patterson Poetry Prize, the poetry prize of the
Institute of Latin American Writers, and the Latino Literature Award. She
founded a literary journal and a small press, both called Mango. Her poetry has
appeared in hundreds of literary journals, plus the anthologies Daughters of the
Fifth Sun, Floricanto S! A Collection of Latina Poetry, Unsettling America: An
Anthology of Contemporary Multicultural Poetry, and No More Masks!

Christy Chan is a Virginia-born filmmaker and writer whose film Wash 'n' Fold
has appeared in many film festivals. She's also done storytelling at the
Porchlight Reading Series and elsewhere. She's an affiliate artist at
Sausalito's Headland Center For The Arts.

About Writers With Drinks:
Writers With Drinks has won "Best Literary Night" from the SF Bay Guardian
readers' poll five years in a row and was named "Best Literary Drinking" by the
SF Weekly. The spoken word "variety show" mixes genres to raise money for local
worthy causes. The award-winning show includes poetry, stand-up comedy, science
fiction, fantasy, romance, mystery, literary fiction, erotica, memoir, zines and
blogs in a freewheeling format.

Hostess Charlie Jane Anders blogs about science fiction and futurism at io9.com.
She's the author of the Lambda Award-winning Choir Boy (2005 Soft Skull Press)
and the co-editor, with Annalee Newitz, of She's Such A Geek (Seal Press 2007).
She also publishes other magazine.

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#6956 From: "spp01slamsister" <shailja@...>
Date: Thu Sep 10, 2009 4:02 pm
Subject: Staged Reading of Shailja Patel's Bwagamoyo (Migritude II) in Oakland, Saturday! 		spp01slamsister
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OAKOPOLIS GALLERY

is proud to present

international award-winning poet, theatre artist, activist

SHAILJA PATEL

in a one-time only staged reading of her new work

BWAGAMOYO: THE FATHER
Part II of Migritude - An Epic Journey In Four Movements

Oakopolis Gallery  , 447 25th Street (between Broadway and Telegraph). 19th Street Oakland BART

http://oakopolis.org/gallery/2009/shailja.html

3 pm - 5 pm

$5 - $20 sliding scale

Special Guest Actor: Zac Drake

Audience Q and A follows performance.

Migritude reclaims and celebrates the dignity of outsider status.

The four works that make up the Migritude Cycle draw on the artist's Hindu spiritual heritage. Conceived as an "Epic Journey In Four Movements", Migritude references the earliest religious teaching imparted to Hindu children: that of the First Four Gods. The Hindu child is taught that her first god is her Mother. The second god is her Father. The third god is her Teacher. The fourth god is The Guest.

Part I of the Migritude Cycle, When Saris Speak (The Mother), is a 90-minute spoken word theatre show, which has toured internationally, and was selected for the 2007 season premiere of KQED's Spark! Arts and Culture Programme. Watch it here.

Part II of the Migritude Cycle addresses the second archetype in the Four Gods theme: The Father.

This work explores constructions of masculinity and race under colonialism. It examines how the architecture of Empire is codified on the bodies of men: brown, black, and white. How muscles can dismantle masculinities. How patriots become patriarchs. How daughters confront fathers.

The title, Bwagamoyo " draws on two Swahili words: Bwaga " to dump, and Moyo " heart. Bwagamoyo was the original name given to two specific locations on the Swahili Coast: the town in Tanzania where slaves were brought from the inland and held for shipping, and a small island in the Zanzibar archipelago that was a holding prison for slaves. Both are now known as Bagamoyo. The original Bwagamoyo was a chilling admonition to the kidnapped human beings to literally dump their hearts, meaning their humanity, at these spots, since they would no longer use or need them once they left as slave cargo. Bwagamoyo is an equally apt metaphor for the socialization of boys into the kinds of manhood shaped by colonial power.

  More at www.shailja.com
Please note:

The venue is a small gallery space that seats 40 comfortably, 50 max. So I strongly encourage you to get on the reservations list to secure your seat. If you have already confirmed attendance on Facebook, you're on the list.

We will seat people on the list first,  from 2.30pm to 2.45pm. At 2.45pm, we will open up remaining seats  (if there are any left)  to everyone else.

Also note that the venue does not have a public restroom. The nearest one is at Mama Buzz Cafe round the corner on Telegraph. If you need to make use of it, please be respectful and buy something at the cafe - support small local independent businesses that build and sustain our community!


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