The Clash Between An Acting Career and Family Expectations: An Interview with Joni Jon (JJ) Bautista
Ensuring that the family is financially stable is a shared sentiment among most Filipino immigrant parents with American-born children....
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Keana A. Labra
Jul 10, 2019
On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, a Novel by Ocean Vuong: The Importance of People of Color Voice
Amongst the innumerable books to be read and enjoyed, there are a few that shake our core, that cause us to question and savor our own...
Keana A. Labra
Jan 20, 2019
Max DeHart - A Filipino American Artist on Surviving Isolation With Nature
There is a surge of artists of all backgrounds, specifically within marginalized populations, establishing themselves in the art...
Keana A. Labra
Nov 22, 2018
Artist Interview with Filipino, Vince Simbe: An Embrace of American Culture
The conversation between the Filipinos who left the island and those who stayed is ongoing and as passionate as ever. The subject of the...
Kristalyne Rullamas
Nov 21, 2018
Coco, Filipino-American Artist, Reflects on a Growing Filipino Presence in the Art World
Coco is a recent art graduate from Laguna College of Art + Design and has a passion for telling stories through her colorfully, whimsical...
Keana A. Labra
Oct 17, 2018
An Interview With Filipino Artist, Amanda Pascual, From Northern California
Amanda Pascual is a recent graduate of Sacramento State University. Through her love of painting and printmaking, she wishes to represent...
Christina Ayson
Sep 25, 2018
Salt Stained - the First Southeast Asian Artists Exhibit in Japantown, San Jose, CA
Taiko drums reverberated through the neighborhood. The smell of fish sauce wafted through the streets of Japantown. The scent and sound...
Rachel Egoian & Keana A. Labra
Aug 1, 2018
Kenneth Tan Ronquillo, an Award Winning Filipino Artist; Family and Love on Canvas
Kenneth Tan Ronquillo is a San Jose based Filipino artist whose beginnings started with an unconventional move: he left Southern...
Amanda Pascual
Jun 11, 2018
The Lack of Filipino Artists Featured in Art Museums
Throughout my studies as a studio art major, I envied my Chinese and Latina friends who had easy access to an abundance of resources on...
Jackie Huynh
Dec 13, 2017
Art as a Hobby, But it Better Not Be Your Career
Vietnamese parents are strict when it comes to education. They have good reasons to be strict when it comes to their kids. Many parents...
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Jun 24, 2016
Emerging in America: an Art Exhibit by Andy Nguyen
The opening reception will take place on June 25 from 2 p.m.-4 p.m. at the Cultural Heritage Center. Refreshments will be available and...
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