The short Trips, Friends, Night & Destiny (Los viajes, los amigos, la noche y el destino), screens at the OUTFEST Fusion QTBIPOC Film Festival. (Courtesy: OUTFEST Fusion)
Attend the L.A. Times Festival of Books from the comfort of your couch. Watch bicycle-themed flicks or works by queer BIPOC filmmakers. Tune in, turn on and drop out during a day of serenity. Celebrate 20 years of music at The Hotel Cafe. Fill out your Oscar ballot during AirTalk s FilmWeek preview. Enjoy kimchi quesadillas, a literal sausage fest, vegan ice cream and duck confit enfrijoladas.
Friday, April 16 - Tuesday, April 20
2021 Outfest Fusion QTBIPOC Film Festival
eBay removes a listing selling art created in a Japanese American concentration camp kdrv.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from kdrv.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
eBay removes a listing to sell art created at California s Manzazar Japanese American concentration camp We don t feel that Japanese American history particularly around the trauma of racist policies that excluded, forcibly removed, and incarcerated 120,000 residents from the West Coast should be sold or used for profit.
Posted: Apr 11, 2021 9:32 AM
Updated: Apr 11, 2021 10:53 AM
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Each of the 20 black and white sketches artfully depicts a natural landscape.
Pine trees and mountains set against a bright orb in the sky. Cartoonish leaves splayed out like tentacles. Unearthly limestone columns towering before an ominous cloud.
Their origins, though, are darker: They are believed to have been created by an artist in Manzanar, the concentration camp in California s Owens Valley where thousands of Japanese Americans were incarcerated as a result of the United States government s racism and hysteria during World War II.
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By ASHLEY WONG | The Sacramento Bee | Published: April 8, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Tribune News Service) When Bob Matsumoto was promised a full ride to ArtCenter College of Design by KCRA station manager Bob Kelly, Matsumoto was asked to promise only two things: to eventually pay Kelly back in full and to use his abilities to help others someday. That s exactly what Matsumoto s spent his life doing with his art. Now, the Sacramento-raised artist is using his latest billboard installment a portrait of the Statue of Liberty, emblazoned with the phrase Anti-Asian Hate is Not What I Stand For to combat anti-Asian hate.