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Search / Filter EventsFrom theories to practice, experience the process of creating and adapting movement performances for the screen at SAYAW SABAY KUHA: A Dance Film Workshop by FIFTH WALL, moderated by Madge REYES (ACC 2018).
View EventJapanese Tea and Ritual Room—卯月Uzuki (April), with sound by Tomoko HOJO (ACC 2019), is a research-based interdisciplinary work expanding perspectives on Japanese Tea Culture, seeking new meanings in ritual, and finding common ground between Japanese traditional culture and contemporary New York life.
View EventAs part of the Collateral event of 60th Venice Biennale, The Spirits of Maritime Crossing is an exhibition curated by Apinan POSHYANANDA (ACC 1988), consisting of 40 artworks by artists from Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
View EventThe West Virginia Symphony Orchestra (WVSO) travels the state April 17-21, 2024 for an immersive concert experience where Appalachian and Korean cultures meet, featuring American composer Theodore Wiprud and Korean soloist GAMIN (ACC 2013).
View EventTetuzi Akiyama, Elico SUZUKI (suzueri) (ACC 2022), and Kristen CAREY (ACC 2019) perform at OTOOTO with two guitars and handmade instruments.
View EventProfessor of Piano at Hunter College/CUNY, Geoffrey Burleson will present a solo piano recital, featuring “Lockdown Fantasies” by Neil ROLNICK (ACC 1994, 2007) for piano and electronics.
View EventThe Humboldt Area Peoples Archive announces the grand opening of its exhibit Salmon Ceremony Oral Histories, featuring Ai IWANE (ACC 2022).
View EventThe Chinese American Arts Council/Gallery 456 presents Zhaohui Zhang: Rethinking Ink, curated by Lily Wei, featuring the work of Zhaohui ZHANG (ACC 1996, 1997, 1998).
View EventThis centennial event celebrates the life of pioneering composer CHOU Wen-chung (multiple grants from 1973): the first Chinese-born American composer to achieve international acclaim.
View EventFor the company's 10-year anniversary in 2024, Kizuna Dance premieres a deeply personal work by Artistic Director Cameron MCKINNEY (ACC 2018).
View EventAlisan Fine Arts is pleased to present Landscape as Metaphor: Contemporary Voices, featuring a selection of works by contemporary artists Bouie Choi, Chu Chu, LAM Tung Pang (ACC 2012), Kelly Wang and Yang Yongliang, who each showcase unique and distinctive interpretations of landscapes.
View EventWashington Revels Jubilee Voices, including Matthew PEARSON (ACC 2019), will present an exploration of the Gullah-Geechee culture and life in St Simons Island, Georgia.
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