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Featured 2 weeks agoAsian Art Museum Storyteller, Jeff Byers, tells a story about the Hindu gods Shiva and Parvati in front of related artworks in the Asian Art Museum's collection.
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Tarabiya! Part2
Tarabiya is an invitation to experience a shared state of mystical ecstasy. A crew of talented Bay Area belly dancers and musicians take the stage for an evening inspired by joyful state of consciousness that is Tarab! Musicians: Jalal Takesh, Amina Goodyear, Sandy Hollister, Younes El Maqboul, Husa....
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definition - Aya de Leon
definition: Aya de Leon looks at the process of Bay area spoken word artist Aya de Leon, whose work is at all times political and certainly fresh. Whether dissecting images of women in hip hop, or exposing the constructs of gender and beauty, Aya de Leon makes you think, makes you laugh, makes you cry, makes you listen. This documentary explores the writer/poet/activist's artistic process, and the lives she touches as she moves through the world.Jennifer Ongiri 2007 27 min. USA
Founded in 1977, Frameline is the nation's only nonprofit organization solely dedicated to the funding, exhibition, distribution and promotion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender media arts. Frameline Voices is a new digital initiative that showcases diverse LGBT stories and expands access to films by and about people of color, transgender people, youth, and elders.
More information: http://www.frameline.org.
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Breakin' the Glass
As exciting and fast-paced as the game itself, Breakin' the Glass examines the promise and power of women's professional basketball. Leech and Munsch interview the founders and players of the American Basketball League. Athletes discuss what it means for women finally to have the opportunity to play professional basketball in the US. Chronicling the rise and fall of the ABL, Breakin' the Glass provides insight into the politics of professional sports. A testament to the importance of women role models, Breakin' the Glass is an excellent motivational and empowerment tool for women and girls of all ages.Marla Leech & Dina Maria Munsch 2000 28 min USA
Founded in 1977, Frameline is the nation's only nonprofit organization solely dedicated to the funding, exhibition, distribution and promotion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender media arts. Frameline Voices is a new digital initiative that showcases diverse LGBT stories and expands access to films by and about people of color, transgender people, youth, and elders.
More information: http://www.frameline.org.
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Power Portraits
Video by Raffaele Vesco. Inspired by the maharajas' concept of royal identity, fifth grade students from Sherman Elementary School, San Francisco Unified School District, created self-portraits with guidance from ArtSeed artist, Marissa Kunz and teacher, Buzz Harris. Students observed how art conveys power by looking at architecture, transportation, clothing, jewelry, weapons, religious symbols, and other imagery. Then, they imagined themselves in positions of power - imaginary or actual - and created a self-portrait based on that idea. Prompted by paintings in the Asian Art Museum's special exhibition, Maharaja: The Splendor of India's Royal Courts, students practiced profile portraiture and used opaque watercolors with touches of gold.Published 1 month ago
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Relocations
In this performance art video that explores issues of race, gender and sexuality from an Asian American perspective, Japanese American poet David Mura performs four of his pieces, which are presented as four scenes. In scene one, Mura tells the story of his grandfather who immigrated to America, was interned during WWII and later returned to live in Japan. In scene two, Mura portrays a gay Japanese American. In scene three, he relates the eyewitness account of the brutal murder of a Chinese American, Vincent Chin, in Detroit. And in scene four, Mura argues with his video double on whether racism affected his sexuality as a teenager.Mark Tang 1991 15 Minutes USA
Founded in 1977, Frameline is the nation's only nonprofit organization solely dedicated to the funding, exhibition, distribution and promotion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender media arts. Frameline Voices is a new digital initiative that showcases diverse LGBT stories and expands access to films by and about people of color, transgender people, youth, and elders.
More information: http://www.frameline.org.
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Kamau Amu Patton on his "Static Field" series
2010 SECA Art Award winner Kamau Amu Patton describes the process used to create his "Static Field" series and discusses the relationship between machines and technology in his artistic practice.Published 4 days ago
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This is Us Episode #403
Becca and the This is Us crew visit The San Jose Fire Museum where they view several historic fire trucks. Featured stories include 3 local heroes, a helicopter pilot from Cal Fire who's seen more than his share of action and a number of blazes, a pilot that saved 155 lives when he miraculously landed his jet airliner on the Hudson River, and a fire captain who's search and rescue partnership will melt your heart.Published 4 days ago
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This is Us: Thomas Humann Fire Pilot
An Amazing story about former Marine Corps helicopter pilot, Thomas Humann. After flying some dangerous missions in the Middle East, Humann left the Marines and became the pilot for Marine One, the helicopter that flies the President of the United States. Today, Humann is among an elite group of aviators that fly for CAL FIRE, battling blazes and fighting fires while protecting life and property.Published 4 days ago
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This is Us: Captain Jim Boggeri and Nino
A wonderful story about Marin Fire Captain Jim Boggeri and his unique partnership with his friend Nino. Nino is a search and rescue dog and his job is to find live human scent in a disaster stricken environment, searching for people buried under rubble after major catastrophes. Nino lives with Jim and his family and they put in countless hours training together, weekdays and weekends.Published 4 days ago
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This Week: California High-Speed Rail At A Cross Roads
Is it the end of the line for California's controversial High-Speed Rail project? Four years after voters approved a $10 billion bond measure to build a bullet train from San Francisco to Los Angeles, the project has been mired in controversy. This documentary report, produced in association with "Train Wars," profiles the Central Valley town of Hanford, caught in the cross fires in the debate over high speed rail.Published 6 days ago
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Christina Marie Hosting KOFY TV 20
Christina Marie hosting mornings on KOFY ! want your dog to be a tv star? heres how!Published 2 years ago
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Tweet, Verify, & Check Stats with bit.ly
Are you new to blogging and would like to learn more about how to broadcast your entry with other microblogging sites like Twitter? This brief tutorial will show you just how to do that and just a bit more. You’ll also learn if peoople are coming to your blog via your quick link and when.
Learn how to command your world with bit.ly and Twitter by tweeting, verifying, and checking your stats in bit.ly.
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Edward Mycue on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV
Hello. This is John Rhodes with his San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show. Today we have on Edward Mycue.
San Francisco poet Edward Mycue was born in Niagara Falls, New York, and raised in Texas from age eleven. He has been a Teaching Fellow at North Texas State, a Lowell Fellow at Boston University, a WGBH-TV Boston intern, a Macdowell Colony Fellow, a Peace Corps teacher in Ghana; spent three wanderyears in Europe--a shipyard in Rotterdam, wine, vegetable, chestnut harvests in southern France, teaching about American literature in Denmark, delivering refrigerators and washing machines in the then West Berlin.
Edward now lives in the San Francisco Bay area.
Some of Ed’s books are: DAMAGE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY published by Panjandrum Press, San Francisco, 1973 and ROOT ROUTE & RANGE THE SONG RETURNS from Paper Castle in Melbourne, Australia . In the next decade came THE SINGING MAN MY FATHER GAVE ME from Menard Press in London, England and THE TORN STAR, EDWARD and the chapbooks NO ONE FOR FREE, GRATE COUNTRY , IDOLINO, NEXT YEARS' WORDS and THE SINGING SURGEON. in the 1990's came PINK GARDENS BROWN TREES and BECAUSE WE SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE (both of those from England) and the chapbook LIFE IS BUILT FROM THE INSIDE OUT. In 2000 came NIGHTBOATS and most recently MINDWALKING NEW & SELECTED POEMS 1937-2007.
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Christina Marie - Tim Redmond- SF Bay Guardian - how SF got into this mess!
Christina Marie interviews the exec. Editor of the San Francisco Bay Guardian, TIm Redmond.in this clip they talk about how SF has lost affordable housing, and asks "...how San Francisco, one of the richest cities in America, in the world, with 11 Billionaires living in SF...and we have 8000 at last count homeless people on our streets..." just a slice of a great interview with Tim Redmond!!!
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