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    Photography and Colonialism in the Early 19th Century Philippines - Art or Documentation?
    Rachel Egoian
    • Oct 10, 2018

    Photography and Colonialism in the Early 19th Century Philippines - Art or Documentation?

    In the Filipino culture, art and photography lack the support from our communities in which we place our focus towards health and business as careers. On the contrary, we are in dire need of careers that hold the values of creativity and critical thought to encourage new generations to be able to think freely and open-minded especially during a time of understanding serious global, political, and social issues of today. Photography as an art form provides a diverse lens of ex
    "Stand Up, Fight Back!" Jackie Huynh's Photos of the 2018 Women's March Bay Area P
    Carolyn Lê
    • Jan 25, 2018

    "Stand Up, Fight Back!" Jackie Huynh's Photos of the 2018 Women's March Bay Area P

    Our very own Chopsticks Alley photojournalist, Jackie Huynh, went out to capture the climatic, unyielding spirit, and the formidable show of opposition and resistance at the 2018 Women's March this past Saturday. Jackie was in the midst of the marchers, feeling their energy, their anger, and their solidarity. "Who's the boss of girls? GIRLS ARE THE BOSS OF GIRLS!" What was the march like for you? "Being at the march itself is so different than watching it on TV. You get to be
    Art as a Hobby, But it Better Not Be Your Career
    Jackie Huynh
    • Dec 13, 2017

    Art as a Hobby, But it Better Not Be Your Career

    Vietnamese parents are strict when it comes to education. They have good reasons to be strict when it comes to their kids. Many parents do not want to see their kids go through what they went through as immigrants. They don’t want their kids to know what it feels like to be truly poor. Education is an important factor; without an education, parents believe their children would not be able to get good jobs. Without good jobs how will kids support themselves in the future? On t
    New York Times Photographer Nguyễn Ngọc Lương Dies at 79
    Viviane Nguyen
    • Jan 4, 2017

    New York Times Photographer Nguyễn Ngọc Lương Dies at 79

    For the second generation Vietnamese-Americans, the remnants of the Vietnam War can be seen through documented pictures, ones that were capt
    Emerging in America: an Art Exhibit by Andy Nguyen
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    • Jun 24, 2016

    Emerging in America: an Art Exhibit by Andy Nguyen

    The opening reception will take place on June 25 from 2 p.m.-4 p.m. at the Cultural Heritage Center. Refreshments will be available and it open to all. The photography exhibit expresses the beauty of Vietnam and the merging of the photographer's culture into the American culture. It is a rich, colorful and black and white portrayal of his heritage and identity through the lens of his camera. Purchase his photographs to support the children from disadvantaged family and disab

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