21. Asian American Arts Alliance Web Calendar Posted, April 8th. A comprehensive source for NYC Asian American arts and cultural events. This listing is updated and posted biweekly. Full Index By Discipline. Exhibitions. Ongoing http://www.aaartsalliance.org/HTML/calendarEvents.html

> Events: Index Exhibitions Performances Music Happenings ... E-Calendar Web Calendar: Posted Friday, May 21 Watch your Email for HOTPICKs, Next Calendar Update: June 17th A comprehensive source for NYC Asian American arts and cultural events. This listing is updated and posted bi-weekly. Full Index: By Discipline Exhibitions Ongoing Events Ian Kim Eve Films of Wong Kar Wai Hans Benda: Kissing the Ground Yayoi Kusama: Narcissus Garden Arlan Huang: Lost Touch Emily Cheng: Jewel In the Heart Fake Rolex Object/Place/Process May 22nd Carol Sun and Nobuho Nagasawa Masae Uezumi May 27th The Museum of Chinese in the Americas: East Side Story June 19th Followup Artist Talk by Carol Sun back to top Performances Ongoing Event Tina Lee: My Mom Across America Bergen DanceMakers: Connections May 23rd Salon Series No. 19

22. Asian Improv.com Click here to buy any Asian Improv CD at the JM Store. ImprovisAsians! I want to thank those of you who came to the opening of our Asian American arts and Heritage Festival 2004. We at Asian Improv are now gearing up for Asian American Jazz 2004 coming up May http://www.asianimprov.com/

Click here to buy any Asian Improv CD at the JM Store ImprovisAsians! I want to thank those of you who came to the opening of our Asian American Arts and Heritage Festival 2004. Thursday’s show continental drift with Jimmy Biala and Search 5 and Friday’s show featuring Genny Lim’s Child of War and Melody Takata’s Quest presented exciting new work from our community based artist roster. We at Asian Improv are now gearing up for Asian American Jazz 2004 coming up May 18-21 at San Francisco State University. This year we will present two concerts: Tetrapaths II with AIRshop and Taking It To The Bridge with Jon Jang with Shailja Patel and Hafez Modirzadeh, and Positive Knowledge with special guests Kidd Jordan and Shoko Hikage. In addition, we will hold workshops and master classes on the topic of Asian American Jazz. Please take time in your busy schedule to join us in this Festival that has been around for 23 years! Once again we are also proud to present the Soko Arts Festival June 5-6. This 4th annual co-presentation with the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California will feature a new musical theater work by Suz Takeda called Geta Groove! Make sure to check out our continuing collaboration with Locus Community Arts!

23. Manja - Guide To The San Francisco Asian American Arts photo credits jay jao and drew wiedemann. manja.org is an independent online guide to local San Francisco Bay Area Asian American arts events. http://www.manja.org/

events discuss resources support our june spotlight: For more information: gallery@111minnagallery.com www.111minnagallery.com june 3 - 26: Motherlode Opening Reception Thursday, June 3rd, 5pm to late. 111 Minna Gallery 111 Minna Street, SF Featuring the work of Filipino artist Louie Cordero and Fil-Am artist Robert Gutierrez in collaboration with Sarah Smith, Scott Hewicker, Ben Peterson, Jovi Schnell, Amanda Hughen, Mats!?, Amy Rathbone, Andrew Schoultz, Oliver Halsman Rosenberg, Jim Gaylord, Alison Pebworth, Marina Shterenberg, Andrew DeWitt, Nathan Burazer, Colter Jacobsen, Mary Elizabeth Yarbrough. Robert Gutierrez was the APAture 2003 Featured Visual Artist . Check out his website More on Louie Cordero here and here manja.org is an independent online guide to local San Francisco Bay Area Asian American arts events. For a list of upcoming recommended Asian American arts events, join our email list. Join the manja newsletter: more info Help us bring you more of what you want Our user-posted APA arts events contact us

24. Manja - Asian American Arts Resources/Links resources. Asian American arts festivals and presenting organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Sign up on our email list and http://www.manja.org/resources.php

events discuss resources support resources Asian American arts festivals and presenting organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Sign up on our email list and stay informed on upcoming events: tell me more Are we missing something? Email us Festivals APAture piNOISEpop San Francisco Asian American Jazz Festival San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival ... United States of Asian America Presenting Organizations 3rd i A non-profit, national organization committed to promoting diverse images of South Asians through independent film. Alliance of Emerging Creative Artists An organization dedicated to the presentation and promotion of emerging artists of all disciplines who represent the diverse communities of the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. Asian American Theater Company Dedicated to the development and presentation of works by, for and about Americans of Asian and Pacific Islander descent. Asian Improv aRts Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center Exists to support and nurture the artistic endeavors of the Asian Pacific Islander community in the San Francisco Bay Area. Bindlestiff Studio An Epicenter for Pilipino American Performing Arts located in San Francisco's SOMA Pilipino.

25. Princeton Review Internship Profile: ASIAN AMERICAN ARTS CENTRE More than 200 Princeton Review titles on sale! Internship ASIAN AMERICAN arts CENTRE. Deadlines Rolling. Internship Coordinator, Asian American arts Centre. http://www.princetonreview.com/cte/profiles/internshipGenInfo.asp?internshipID=9

26. Asian American Arts And Heritage Festival cultural event that annually celebrates the contributions of Asian American and multicultural Studies Program, the communitybased Asian Improv arts and Jon http://www.asianimprov.com/aaahf04/aaj04.htm

Asian American Jazz Series 2004 Presented by: AIR; Jazz and World Music Studies Program; SFSU; Jon Jang Performances Date: May 20-21, 2004 Time: 7:30pm Venue: Knuth Hall, San Francisco State University For ticket purchasing: 415-338-2467 Artists: Hafez Modirzadeh, Jeff Cressman, Jimmy Biala, John-Carlos Perea, Masaru Koga, Francis Wong, Jon Jang, Positive Knowledge, Shailja Patel, Kidd Jordan, Shoko Hikage Asian Improv aRts, Jon Jang Performances and the Jazz and World Music Studies Program at San Francisco State University (SFSU) are pleased to present an exciting program of concerts and dialogues exploring the role of creative music in cross-cultural bridge building in our era of diversity and divergence. "Taking It To The Bridge" provides a musical metaphor for the need for leadership for change in our world. All programs will take place in at the School of Music and Dance in the College of Creative Arts at SFSU. Asian American Jazz 2004/SF, formerly known as the Asian American Jazz Festival, is a 23-year old cultural event that annually celebrates the contributions of Asian American and multicultural musical artists. This year's collaboration between the San Francisco State University Jazz and World Music Studies Program, the community-based Asian Improv aRts and Jon Jang Performances reflects a common desire to promote the creative music legacy to the next generation and to frame this legacy in this reflective and analytical environment. A notable aspect of this year’s festivities will be the inauguration of the Asian Improv Records collection at the SFSU Library.

27. Asian American Arts And Heritage Festival Soko arts Festival 04. Presented by Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California (JCCCNC) Date June 5 6, 2004 http://www.asianimprov.com/aaahf04/sokoarts04.htm

Soko Arts Festival 04 Presented by: Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California (JCCCNC) Time: June 5 @ 7pm - June 6 @ 2pm Venue: (JCCCNC) Ticket Price: $15 in advance, $18 at the door. Call JCCCNC for group rates. For ticket purchasing: 415.567.5505 Join Ginger Hashimoto, on a musical fantasy in a yellow submarine to a Japantown you've never seen! “It was over 30 years ago today ” begins SUZ Takeda’s stage character, Ginger Hashimoto. Back from Las Vegas, Japantown’s favorite cabaret personality and intrepid time-traveler, will lead you on a musical adventure to San Francisco’s J-Town, circa 1960s and 70s. With redevelopment and the rise of community consciousness as a backdrop, Ginger accompanied by the eclectic Snaps rediscovers how Nihonmachi survived in spite of it all. How the Sansei and Nisei generations pulled together “With a little help from our friends ” to answer the Issei and Nisei asking, “Will you still need me? Will you still feed me?  When I’m 84?” And finally, affirm the universal truth, as only Ginger can, that “all we need is love ”

28. FC-New York - Spotlight On - Asian American Arts Alliance June 13, 2003 Organization Name Asian American arts Alliance Year Founded 1983 Contact Person Lillian Cho Address 74 Varick Street, Suite 302, New York, NY http://fdncenter.org/newyork/spotlight/ny_spotlight_061303.html

June 13, 2003 Organization Name: Asian American Arts Alliance Year Founded: Contact Person: Lillian Cho Address: 74 Varick Street, Suite 302, New York, NY Phone: Fax: Email: info@aaartsalliance.org Website Address: http://www.aaartsalliance.org Mission: The mission of the Asian American Arts Alliance is to engage the general public with Asian American arts by ensuring that Asian American artists and arts organizations thrive. Background: We are a 20 year-old umbrella art service organization that represents nearly 2,000 Asian American arts/cultural organizations and artists throughout the five boroughs of New York City. Through our programs and services, the Arts Alliance reaches approximately 25,000 people per year; and over 100,000 visitors per year gain information on Asian American arts groups and activities and resources. Formed in 1983, the Arts Alliance is the only pan-Asian, multi-disciplinary arts service organization in the country providing a centralized information network, vital funding resources, technical assistance, showcasing, and ongoing advocacy services for this growing community. Based in Manhattan, the Arts Alliance serves residents in all five boroughs of NYC. Current Programs: Information Services The Arts Alliance is a central hub for information about its constituents, the field, the Asian American arts community, and opportunities that may benefit its community. As a service to the general public, we respond to daily inquiries and requests for referrals that come to us by phone, fax, email, and our website. We provide regular print and online publications that deliver and distribute this information including:

29. PND Funding For Arts - Cultural Diversity Resources Asian American arts Allinace http//www.aaartsalliance.org Asian American arts Alliance was founded in 1983 by a group of artists, activists, and community http://fdncenter.org/pnd/specialissues/content.jhtml?id=34400040

30. Yellow Light: The Flowering Of Asian American Arts Click to enlarge edited by Amy Ling. This book is a compilation of the ideas and projects of over 40 Asian Americans in music, literature http://www.janmstore.com/150496.html

edited by Amy Ling. This book is a compilation of the ideas and projects of over 40 Asian Americans in music, literature, theater, and other artistic fields. These artists provide an insight into their artistic fields as well as a candid look at their works through biographies, interviews, and personal essays. Contributors to the book include David Henry Hwang, Maxine Hong Kingston, and Amy Ling. Paper: 373 pp. gift wrap?: no yes (+2.00) CURRENT MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM ENJOY A 10% DISCOUNT ON PURCHASES! Just type in your membership number and expiration date when prompted on the order form. You can now join or renew your membership online!! You will receive your member discount on any purchases made on the same order. See the contributions section for more information.

31. Disorient Journal / Asian American Arts / Aisarema More Info About dIS*orient , an asian pacific american arts publication. http://www.janet.org/~disorient/home.html

an asian pacific american arts publication Safehouses disorient journalzine * aisarema@excite.com

32. Disorient Journal / Asian American Arts / Aisarema Click Here. dIS*orient journalzine. an asian pacific american arts publication. http://www.janet.org/~disorient/

dIS*orient journalzine an asian pacific american arts publication

33. VolunteerMatch - Asian American Arts Alliance The mission of the Asian American arts Alliance is to engage the greater public in the support, recognition and appreciation of Asian American arts, while http://www.volunteermatch.org/orgs/org31171.html

June 6, 2004 Asian American Arts Alliance View Opportunities Mission Statement Shaping the culture of a nation is the providence of its people. For over 100 years, Asian Americans have been a presence in this country, coloring American life with their many and diverse cultural contributions. The mission of the Asian American Arts Alliance is to engage the greater public in the support, recognition and appreciation of Asian American arts, while ensuring that Asian American arts organizations thrive. Description Opportunities There are currently no opportunities for this organization. Address 74 Varick Street Suite 302 New York, NY 10013 US Contact Lillian Cho (Executive Director) Phone Fax Email Website www.aaartsalliance.org Home Search Virtual ... For Corporations

34. AsiaSource: AsiaLINKS - A Resource Of The Asia Society Asian American arts Events manja.org is an independent online guide promoting local Asian American arts events in the San Francisco Bay Area. http://www.asiasource.org/links/al_mp_03.cfm?TID=21,24

35. AsiaSource: AsiaLINKS - A Resource Of The Asia Society Crosslisted in arts Culture Asian American arts Culture Cultural Organizations Asian American arts Culture Asian American arts Culture http://www.asiasource.org/links/al_mp_07.cfm?CountryID=2,18&TopicID=21

36. Buscando California - Chicano Latino Asian American Arts EthNoh-Tec Asian American Storytelling Movement Theater, San Francisco, CA. http//www.ethnohtec.org/ Great Leap, Inc., a non-profit using the arts to cross http://www.geocities.com/buscandocalifornia/project2/atheatre.html

[ Home ] Theatre "I realized that I could give voice to an experience that was my experience that I could look in the mirror and write about this particular face." playwright Philip Kan Gotanda in an interview with Michael Omi * = Site includes a reciprocal link to Buscando California. Directors Performers Playwrights Resources ... Related Sites 8th Wonder (Filipino performance poetry), San Francisco, CA (est. 2000). http://www.8thwonder.cjb.net/ 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors (comedy), San Francisco, CA. http://www.18mmw.com http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/%7Eslant/mighty2.html (1997 article) Asian American Repertory Theatre, San Diego, CA. http://www.asianamericanrep.org/ Asian American Theater Co. (AATC), San Francisco, CA. http://www.asianamericantheater.org/ Asian Story Theater, San Diego, CA. http://sd.znet.com/~ast Asian Stories in America (ASIA) Theatre, Washington, D.C. http://www.asianstoriesinamerica.com/ Bindlestiff Studio: An Epicenter for Filipino American Performing Arts. http://www.bindlestiffstudio.org/ (recheck link) Cold Tofu (comedy improvisation), Los Angeles, CA.

37. Buscando California - Chicano Latino Asian American Arts Supporting historical, cultural, and creative continuity through the arts URL http//www Chicano / Latino Kat s Articles, Asian American JKat s Articles. http://www.geocities.com/buscandocalifornia/

Supporting historical, cultural, and creative continuity through the arts URL: http://www.geocities.com/buscandocalifornia/ Last updated: June 2004 Mexican Ghost Tales of the Southwest Alfred Avila Mexican Folklore ... Bibliography Chicano / Latino Teatro Chicano / Latino Teatro Books Chicano / Latino Chicano / Latino Kat's Articles Asian American J-Kat's Articles Asian American Theatre Asian American Theatre Books Nippon Notes Japan Photos Major Tokyo Minor Tokyo Ikebukuro Kamakura ... Other Events

38. Asian American Media Arts Asian American Media arts New and Exciting! Diasporadics (New York) South Asian American arts Activism; Los Angeles Asian Pacfic Film Video Festival; http://www.english.udel.edu/feng/aam.html

Asian American Media Arts New and Exciting! Check out the brand new site for streaming video featuring Asian American programming: Aiyaa! Media Greg ("Fighting Grandpa") Pak has set up a new website devoted to promoting Asian American Film . Greg is also one of the founders of The Workshop which also has a great site. Indexes and Databases Canadian Filmmaker's Distribution Center - Database of 16mm and Video Distributors for Canadian Filmmakers ITVS - the Independent Television Service website features information on many films and videos that aired on PBS, including links to their commercial distributors. Distributors and Media Arts Organizations Asian CineVision (ACV) The Cinema Guild Electronic Arts Intermix Filmakers Library ... Foundation for Asian American Independent Media (FAAIM) - formerly Fortune4 First Run / Icarus Films - documentaries on Asian subjects Margin Films National Asian American Telecommunications Association (NAATA) Strand Releasing Third World Newsreel ... Women Make Movies Film and Arts Festivals Arkipelago Sa Pinilakang Tabing '99 (Call for entries) Chicago Asian American Showcase Chingari Forum - UW-Madison's South Asian Video Festival D.C. Asian Pacific Film Festival

39. Asian American Arts And Entertainment Calendar May 78, 2004 at 630 pm, New York, NY Asian American Tales of AE - Over 30 Asian Americans in film, television, performing arts, literature, music, fashion http://www.asiansinamerica.org/listings/lis_ae.html

June 3 - July 18, 2004, Los Angels, CA M. BUTTERFLY By David Henry Hwang David Henry Hwang Theater, 120 Judge John Aiso Street Los Angels, CA For more information contact (213) 625-7000 mtokuda@eastwestplayers.org http://www.eastwestplayers.org AE - Directed by Chay Yew Drawn from real life events, involving the strange tale of a French diplomat who carried on a 20-year relationship with a Chinese opera star without (he contended) being aware that his "perfect woman" was really a man. Bored with his routine posting in Beijing, and awkward with women, diplomat Rene Gallimard is easy prey for the subtle, delicate charms of Song Liling, a Chinese opera star who personifies Gallimard's fantasy vision of submissive, exotic oriental sexuality. He begins a 20-year affair with "her," during which time he passes along diplomatic secrets, an act which brings on his downfall and imprisonment. For more information visit www.eastwestplayers.org/butterfly.htm. Cast: Arye Gross, Matthew Henerson, Shannon Holt, Emily Kuroda, Alec Mapa, Jennifer Rau and Erik Sorensen. (Student, Senior and Group discounts available.)

40. Illinois Arts Alliance | Art For All Increasing public awareness and advocating for greater support of the arts. http://www.artsalliance.org/

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