Interdisciplinary dance works giving artistic voice to Asian Americans

“Performing Art in the Digital Age” at Stanford University 2/11/14, 12pm

Join the Stanford University Institute for Diversity in the Arts for an artist talk with acclaimed Bay Area artists: dancer/choreographer Lenora Lee, musician/composer Francis Wong, and videographer Eric Koziol. Having recently collaborated on “The Escape” and “Rescued Memories: NY Stories”, both multidisciplinary works recently presented at the de Young Museum, the artists will discuss their interdisciplinary collaborative process and both the benefits and challenges of incorporating digital technologies and new media into the performing arts.

Open to the public. Lunch will be provided.

Tuesday, February 11, 12noon – 1:30pm

Stanford University
Roble Hall Theater
374 Santa Teresa St.
Stanford, CA 94305
Phone: 650.723.4402

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Photo by Robbie Sweeny at the de Young Museum, 11/8/13

The Latest News from Composer/Musician Francis Wong

Click here for the latest news from composer / musician Francis Wong
including Video from a concert in Poznan, Poland – paying tribute to arts organizer Wojtek Juszczak as part of the Made in Chicago Festival in an ensemble led by Chicago luminaries Mwata Bowden and Tatsu Aoki.

Women’s Media Center Podcast 12/14/13 on CBS radio!

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Saturday, 14 December 2013

Women’s Media Center Live with Robin Morgan #63: Lenora Lee, Katharine Morrison, Rachel Moran. (Original Airdate: 12/14/2013)
Robin on the women behind Mandela’s greatness. Guests: Katharine Morrison, founder of the first full-service women’s health facility—a birthing center and abortion clinic; Lenora Lee’s art about trafficked Chinese women; and Rachel Moran exposes the reality of prostitution.

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Photo by Robbie Sweeny

Film Screening of “The Escape” 12/17/13, 6pm at the Museum of Contemporary Art

In conjunction with Taiko Legacy 10 (at MCA Stage Dec 21–22), director Tatsu Aoki introduces his dance film created in collaboration with choreographer Lenora Lee. Shot on location, including at Donaldina Cameron House in Chinatown, San Francisco, The Escape conjures Cameron House’s start in 1874 as the Mission Home for Girls. Until the 1930s Cameron House assisted over 2,000 women who sought shelter, education, and opportunities, or sought refuge from forced domestic labor or servitude. Original music by Francis Wong, Tatsu Aoki, and Jonathan Chen.

Tatsu Aoki Escape, 2012; 28 minutes

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Photo by Robbie Sweeny

“Reflections” as part of the En Route Dance Film Festival 12/8 – 12/14/13!

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We are honored to have the “Reflections” film be included as part of the En Route Dance Film Festival this 12/7 – 12/14/13!
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