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[queerplatonicpositivity]

I am just so excited about this short film that I had to link it directly. But if you'd like to see the context in which I watched it, please check out this post (link here).

[ Video description: Asian people take turns dancing in Chinatown of San Francisco with piano music and voice-overs discussing what it's like to be Asian in the United States. The voices are not necessarily the same people dancing in the video. The dancers interact with the environment in creative and engaging ways. Sometimes there is a person in the background who walks by or watches briefly. Each person dancing is dancing by themselves. End Video Description ]

[irenetu]

Rest In Peace Irene: May 17-18 at Bindlestiff Studio (SF)

Irene Tu is the selected Featured Artist for API Cultural Center- San Francisco's 22nd United States of Asian America Festival: Collective // Memories. “Rest In Peace Irene” premieres May 17-18 at Bindlestiff Studio in SF. 

https://www.apiculturalcenter.org/ripirene "Rest In Peace Irene" is a humorous look at one of life’s most serious topics: death. In this solo show, Irene explores what it means to grapple with your mortality while trying to live life to its fullest. Dark subject matter include: what to do in case of an apocalypse, preferred ways to die, how to grieve appropriately, and things to not say in front of your elderly grandparents. If you’re afraid of death, this show is for you. If you love death, see a therapist first, but this show is also for you.

Written and performed by Irene Tu Directed by Kat Evasco Funded by: SFAC, GFTA, Zellerbach Family Foundation Tickets: $15 online, $20 at the door https://ripirene.brownpapertickets.com

Flyer by Geoff Tice 

[slumbeautiful]

Check out the homies Saturday June 10th! Until Unity is Woven Presented by Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center In collaboration with Youth Speaks and the League of Filipino Students Join us for an evening of poetry and music performances to celebrate the community we have built among artists and activists in the Bay Area. Until Unity is Woven is an ode to the textile weaver, as well as to all workers, laborers and peasants around the world who often experience unjust conditions to become the backbone of our economy. As the workers, laborers and peasants continue to toil today, threading resilience continues to be fundamental, and finding the common threads to weave unity among each other is of paramount importance. #apicc #leagueoffilipinostudents #youthspeaks #sfac #latinoartstheater #sanfrancisco #poetry #untilunityiswoven

[francoguevara-blog]

An EXERCISE

FRANCOGUEVARA Present "An EXERCISE"

The performance is focused on group calisthenics, resistance training and the national dance of the Phillipines.

 It's Sponsored by Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center & Part of

The United States Asian Arts Festival  When: Friday, May 23, 6:30-8:30 PM Where:  THE THING Quarterly Office:  447 O'Farrell Street, SF, CA 94102 What:  Performance What else:  The event is Free and open to the public!  

[momarandu-blog]

Candidatos a cargos legislativos por el partido Popular escucharon demandas y plantearon sus proyectos durante un encuentro con autoridades de Apicc