Queens-based writers and artists will invoke language, music and art to re ..-inaugurate a love of democracy, equality, and compassionFeatured artists will respond to these times

> Toast with some wine, beer, or sake (courtesy of Joto Sake) and cheers to ..to win gifts for yourself or others TICKETS (21+ only

by Asian American artists and designersCome in costume or bid to win one! DJ sets by OHYUNG and ..Yong Tickets support A4 programs which seek to ensure greater representation, equity, and

Celebrate the holidays with AAWW Staff & Friends at the AAWW BOOK BASH! We’re thrilled to ..for a small donation of $5We can’t wait to close out the year by celebrating with two of our

based in Singapore, Malaysia, and the United States, Who’s There? uses Zoom as a new medium to ..world around usWhat sort of tensions, anxieties and possibilities emerge, and how can we work to

temple fairs with performances and food to start off a good yearThis year, we will celebrate ..together virtuallyPlease join us for lively performances, arts and crafts, and food demonstrations to

refugee, only to become embroiled in a love intrigue, a gang war, and ultimately, the LA Chinatown ..MassacreThis little-known chapter of history finds eerie parallels to the vicious anti-Asian

arts workers are encouraged to apply), and should not be concurrently enrolled in a degree-granting ..programRead more about SHIFT here: https://www.projectspace-efanyc.org/about-shiftTo view the

to miss this incredible performance! There will be a special post-show conversation with performer ..hundreds of volunteers—including children and her own mother—to fix the U.Spublic health care system

late 18th to the 20th century, the time when Korea went through a colonization period and wars ..will comfort and bring a sense of hope to the audienceWith the support of the Kupferberg Center

Culture Has Invaded the U.S., provide their insights into the current state of the industry, from pen to ..paper to screen, unpacking some of the latest trends and emerging technologies in Japanese pop

invited to form their own associations between the abstracted elements and inanimate objects, or ‘dead ..things,’ depicted in these scenesQuestions arise as to the significance of our environments and the