A new show at the Arario Gallery in New York showcases the work of fifty emerging Asian American artists whose work, the curators say, is not about being Asian. We speak with artists Tattfoo Tan and Amy Fung-yi Lee,...
And the World Changed: Contemporary Stories by Pakistani Women -- the first English anthology of Pakistani women writers -- and Indivisible: An Anthology of Contemporary South Asian American Poetry -- the...
The actor and performance artist will join us in the studio to talk about her one-woman performance piece, So the Arrow Flies, in which she portrays a North Korean spy and the Korean American FBI agent who pursues her....
We speak with award-winning playwright Young Jean Lee about her latest play, which uses King Lear as a springboard for a freewheeling meditation on facing mortality.
The piano has been perhaps the most iconic and influential instrument within Western musical history. Now UK-based composer and percussionist Geoff Smith has invented an acoustic piano which uses fluid tuning. It allows...
New Orleans-born playwright and drama therapist Yasmine Beverly Rana discusses her new play Paradise, about an undocumented couple deciding whether to evacuate Hurricane Katrina, amid potential interrogation about their...
Susie Ibarra blends drums, electronics, vocals, and kulintang into a unique sound. She composes for and performs both solo and in collaborative groups and ensembles, including Electric Kulintang, a collaboration with...
"Somewhere in the Middle," Jared Rehberg's second CD release, features the talents of producer Steve Francis from Stush Music, R&B singer Heather Park, Arthur Rodriguez, and singer-songwriter Kevin So. The title...
Few have been aware that Pakistani American Fahad Hashmi has been in strict solitary confinement at Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center for over two years, charged with providing material support to Al...
