For those who don’t remember video stores—they once existed, and they once linked movie lovers to films not in first-run theatres, when that was otherwise almost impossible.
‘American Peril’ connects today’s anti-Asian climate to America’s past
It’s difficult to look back at the first half of the 2020s without wincing.
Author Curtis Chin shares his philosophy towards community and change for Asian Americans
Curtis Chin sees the glass as half full.
Decades after her passing, Hazel Ying Lee still won’t take “no” for an answer
The first picture Susan Tate Ankeny saw of Hazel Ying Lee was of Lee “dressed all in flight garb, and her goggles, and she’s holding a cigarette, and she just looks badass.”
xispa, a new art lab in Seattle, intends to bring together art and technology in exciting ways
What would it be like if artists had more of a say in new technology?
Seattle’s Asian American alternative music scene finds its voice
When Seattle musician Jeseul Oh was searching for a name for his band, he kept returning to one song: “Plash,” by Japanese artist Takako Minekawa.
Seattle’s literary translators are fighting to hear the voices of Indonesian writers
Writer and translator Tiffany Tsao felt a hum of excitement around Indonesian literature when she started translating Indonesian writing for English-speaking audiences in 2015.
The “Everybody” play scrambles roles, for revelation
Mounting a stage show, where five actors draw lots at the start of every show to determine who plays what, sounds intimidating.
Taiwan’s Yáng Shuāng-zǐ wins the International Booker Prize for a multilayered historical romance
Taiwanese author Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translator Lin King won the International Booker Prize on Tuesday for “Taiwan Travelogue,” a historical romance set in Japan-occupied Taiwan in the 1930s.
The breathless Korean sci-fi monster movie ‘Hope’ leaves the Cannes Film Festival floored
Sprawling action movies with aliens do not generally compete for the Cannes Film Festival’s Palme d’Or.
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