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Now nearly
15 years strong, AVA’s goals are to provide opportunities for
Vietnamese artists to present their work, open dialogues for cultural
understanding, bridge Vietnamese and American cultures, and sustain
the arts through arts education for children and youth in the community.
To promote the excellence of Vietnamese American arts, AVA presents
artists from a variety of disciplines, including music, performing arts,
visual arts, and literary arts. AVA has organized more than 45 programs
with a combined audience of more than 5,000 people. Please check out
some of the photos of past events.
In addition, as original members of San Jose downtown incubator program,
AVA is proud to promote local downtown art events as well as venues.
A featured gallery in San Jose dedicated to promote Vietnamese American
visual artists is Green Rice Gallery. Please visit Green Rice Gallery
for upcoming exhibits.
Recent
& Upcoming Events 2007
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March
25, 2007 :
AVA
co-presenting "The 25th San Francisco International Asian American
Film Festival"
AVA is proud be co-presenting the Vietnamese movie Oh Saigon which is preceeded by a 20-minute short, Going Home at "The 25 th San Francisco International
Asian American Film Festival". With more than 20 films and videos
from six countries, the SFIAAFF offers a special San Jose edition
with compelling reflections of Asian American and the Asian diaspora.
The Camera 12 (288 South 2nd St.) on Sunday, 3/25 at 4:45 in San Jose.
Click here to reserve tickets.
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April 13 and 14th - 2-4 p.m.
1) The Slam Poetry Workshop with Bao Phi for high school students is on April 13 and 14th, 2-4 p.m. at the Tully Branch Library, 880, Tully Road, San Jose. For more information, contact Vina Tran at vinamtran@yahoo.com. (ph: (408) 483-3446)
For students ONLY.
2) The Words In Motion program is on Saturday, April 14th, 8 p.m., at MACLA Castellano Playhouse, 510 S. First Street, San Jose, featuring Bao Phi, two-time Minnesota Grand Slam Poetry champion, Truong Tran , poet, writer and instructor at San Francisco State University and Mills College. Anh-Hoa Thi Nguyen, poet and founder of Pomelo Press. And a special hip hop performance by Danny Nguyen of the Nguyen Dancers Company. Ticket are $15 general, $10 for students with ID, open artist reception after the performance.
For tickets, contact Hoa Glassey at (408) 667-9702 or hoa@vietarts.org. Press Release
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FALL
2006 - SPRING 2007
AVA's
Free Visual Art and Dance Classes for Children Ages 4-5 at your
local library!
Register today! Open spaces limited. Register
FORM | Visual Arts Spring Class Info| Performing Arts Spring
Class Info
Milpitas Library Location:
(Visual
Art Class flyer)
Visual
Arts Classes: Children will be exposed to lines, shapes,
and colors and learn to experiment and create artwork using a
variety of materials appropriate for their age level.
Where: Milpitas Library Community Room, 40 N.
Milpitas Blvd., Milpitas
When: 11/09, 11/16, 11/30, 12/07, 12/14/06, 01/11, 01/18,
01/25, 02/01, 02/08, 02/15, 02/22/07
Class 1: Thursdays, 3:30 - 4:15 PM
Class 2: Thursdays, 4:30 - 5:15 PM
Tully Library Location:
(Visual
Art Class flyer)
Where: Tully Branch Library Community Room, 880
Tully d. San Jose, CA 95111
When: Saturdays, 01/13, 01/20, 01/27, 02/10, 02/17, 02/24,
03/10, 03/17, 03/24, 04/07, 04/14, 04/21/07
Class 1: 10:30am - 11:15 AM
Class 2: 11:30am - 12:15 PM
Description
of Class: Children will be exposed to lines, shapes,
and colors and learn to experiment and create artwork using a
varity of materials appropriate for their age level.
Registration: First come, first served. Space
is limited. Complete Register
FORM . Submit form along with the child's
birth certificate either by fax or mail to:
Association of Viet Arts
Attn: Hoa Glassey
1862 Gillian Way - San Jose, CA 95132
(408) 667 - 9702 (for more information)
email: htglassey@yahoo.com
*Parents are strongly encouraged to attend classes with their
children.
This program is made possible through the AEG Grants Program of
Arts Council Silicon Valley, and is co-sponsored by the Milpitas
Library and Tully Community Branch Library.
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October
7, 2006 (10:00am - 5:00pm)
Day
in the Park Workshop - A multicultural
festival
Come out and enjoy a day rich in diversity, full of talent and
entertainment, and plentiful in food. This event is a celebration
of community, bringing the world's diversity together at beautiful
Lake Cunningham Park. Join in on our festivities! Admission is
free and open to the general public. more
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September
7 - 25, 2006
Nguyen Qui Duc - of KQED - more to come.
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August
7 -13, 2006
Nhan Duc Nguyen - installation at ZeroOne in San Jose- flyer
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April
18 – July 9th 2006
"Ao Dai: A Modern Design Coming of Age” : Press Release: WORD PDF
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Jose Mercury News Article | sponsors
Association
for Viet Arts and the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles proudly
present Ao Dai: A Modern Design Coming of Age, a groundbreaking
exhibition that will run from April 18, through July 9, 2006 at
the
San Jose Quilts & Textile Museum. The exhibition will be
the largest survey of historical and contemporary ao dai ever staged
in the United States, and will include many ao dai never before
seen by the public in Viet Nam or the United States.
Ao
Dai: A Modern Design Coming of Age takes the viewer on an journey
through the past and present and combines traditional techniques
with new global influences that embody both functional and artistic
designs, representing the innovative spirit of Viet Nam’s
ao dai tradition. The exhibition features the work of: prominent
Vietnamese ao dai designer, Minh Hanh; fashion
designer Le Minh Khoa; Si Hoang,
an artist and educator turned ao dai designer; Le Phuong
Thao, a Vietnamese-American designer who combines traditional
and modern techniques; and Trinh Bach, a collector
and restorer of royal ao dai from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Read
the BN
Magazine article.
Programs:
April 26, 2006, 7:00-8:30pm.
Making Modernity Appropriate and Tradition Fashionable:
Debates About Dress, Gender, and Identity in Ho Chi Minh City
in the 1990s : Lecture by Dr. Ann Marie Leshkowich
Professor Leshkowich will consider why, at a moment of rapid modernization
and development, the áo dài experienced a vibrant
resurgence.
May 11, 2006, 7:00-8:30pm.
Áo Dài: A Modern Design Coming of Age : Lecture
by Dr. Kieu Linh Caroline Valverde
Professor Valverde will offer a survey of the history of áo
dài, focusing on its revival in the 1990s, its value as
a national symbol, and its rise as an aesthetic art object.
June 3, 2006, 2:00-4:00pm.
Áo Dài: Fashioning Culture in Time, Place, and
Identity : Lecture by Dr. Susan B. Kaiser
Professor Kaiser will situate the áo dài in time
and place, addressing issues of national identity, gender, ethnicity
and class, as well as the social meaning of national costumes.
June 4, 2006, 2:00-4:00pm.
The Business of Áo Dài : Lecture by
Monica Tran
Owner of Trust Fund Baby Boutique, fashion designer and businesswoman
Monica Tran will address the fashion industry, and how she incorporated
the áo dài into her mainstream designs.
PROGRAM FEES: $10.00/members; $15.00/non-members
Seating for this program is limited; RESERVATIONS ARE
REQUIRED.
For reservations or more information, please call 408.971.0323
x 14. Free Children's Workshops in conjunction with Áo
Dài: A Modern Design Coming of Age : Workshops
in April, May and June, click here for more info on dates/times
For children 3-12 years old. All workshops are drop-in and feature
hands-on art & craft áo dài projects.
Young children will be decorating ao dai patterns and designs
with paper, yarn, glitter, feathers, etc.
Older children will be given the opportunity to design their own
áo dài or áo dài ensemble using paper,
fabric, lace, and various notions.
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Saturday,
October 8, 2005 @ 7 PM & 9:30 PM
Fourth
Annual Asian Comedy Night
PRESS
Release
| Flyer
The Association for Viet Arts (AVA) and Contemporary Asian Theater
Scene (CATS) proudly present “4th Annual Asian Comedy
Night” at the Montgomery Theater in downtown San Jose. http://www.sjcc.com/montgomery_theater.
Ticket box office opens at 6pm on performance night.
The evening features three nationally acclaimed Asian American
stand-up comics: Dat Phan, Tina Kim
and Paul Varghese. For the first time ever, this Pan-Asian
comedian line-up will have Silicon Valley kick off its heels
and rolling in laughter! Dat Phan, nationally
recognized Vietnamese American comedian and winner of the 2003
Last Comic Standing TV show, has performed his own half-hour
comedy special on Comedy Central and has appeared in the 2004
films: Cellular and Call Me Crazy. Tina Kim,
a Korean-American comedian based in LA, has successfully produced
her own sold out TINA KIM LIVE shows in New York, San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Boston and internationally. Her humor mixes jokes
about her life as a Korean-American and as a struggling young
woman comic trying to find love and happiness. Paul
Varghese, regarded as one of Dallas' hottest comedians,
has performed on NBC's semifinals of the TV show Last Comic
Standing. Paul has performed all over the country and delivers
witty one-liners about Indian customs and traditions.
Tickets are $30 VIP seating, $20 orchestra and $15 balcony.
For information, email info@vietarts.org.
Tickets are available online at www.brownpapertickets.com.
You can view the Press Release here.)
AFTER
PARTY/MEET & GREET:
11PM-12:30: Follows the 9:30 show at the Paragon Bar. This is
a strictly no-host bar reception. (The kitchen will be closed).
So get your drinks and cocktails and mingle with the comics
and get your autographs! The Paragon Bar is inside the Montgomery
Hotel. This is walking distance from the theater. Paragon: http://www.paragonrestaurant.com/
211 South First Street, San Jose, CA - Phone: 408.282.8888
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NANO DRAWING! ENTER TO WIN DURING BOTH SHOWS. WINNER WILL BE
ANNOUNCED VIA EMAIL OR PHONE A WEEK AFTER THE EVENT!
This program has been made possible, in part, through grants
from the City of San José and the Arts Council Silicon
Valley.
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October
23, 2004 @ 3 PM & 7 PM
"Nguyet
Cam" (Moon Lute): Vietnamese Traditional and Contemporary
Music Concert
The Association for Viet Arts (AVA) proudly presents a musical
performance entitled “Nguyet Cam” (Moon Lute) on Saturday,
October 23 at 3 pm and 7 pm at the Historic Hoover Theater in
San Jose. The program features a fusion of traditional/contemporary,
originally composed and folk music from artist Thinh Vu
and Ensemble with special dance performance from Danny
Nguyen and the Nguyen Dance Company, formerly Danny Nguyen
Dancers and Musicians. Nguyet Cam showcases the
rich and unique Vietnamese musical instruments with the Moon Lute,
Monochord, Trapezoid Lute, Sixteen-String Zither, Three-String
Lute, Four-String Lute, and the rare, first time performance of
the Tay Nguyen Gongs from the highlands in central
Vietnam. Some of the musical pieces arranged and composed by Thinh
Vu include: “Autumn Leaves” with the Vietnamese Monochord
and “Nieng Koon” with the Tay Nguyen Gongs. Featured
performances from Ensemble members: Quoc Chinh, Vinh Thanh
Thao and Khac Quan.
3
PM matinee tickets are $20 each. The 7 PM show
is $30 for general and $40 for honored seats. The evening
concert includes an artist reception following the 7 PM performance.
The Historic Hoover Theater is located 1635
Park Avenue, San Jose, CA 95191 across from the Rosicrucian
Egyptian Museum & Planetarium. Ticket locations:
(San Jose) Kim-Loan Health Care & Cosmetics, Grand
Century Mall, 1111 Story Rd., #1105, San Jose, CA 95122; 408-292-8838.
(Milpitas) Law Office of Hoa Trinh Glassey,
1289 S. Park Victoria Drive, Suite 201, Milpitas, CA 95035;
408-586-9006. Tickets can also be purchased during the day of
the performance at the Hoover Theater.
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April
23 & 24, 2004 @ 8 PM
Words in Motion: Vietnamese American
Poets and Writers
The Association for Viet Arts (AVA) proudly presents "Words
in Motion: Vietnamese American Poets & Writers" on Friday,
April 23 at 8 pm and Saturday, April 24 at 8 pm at MACLA's Castellano
Playhouse in downtown San Jose. http://www.maclaarte.org/directions.html.
Ticket box office opens at 7:30 pm on performance night. The program
features Truong Tran, poet and Executive Director
of Kearny Street Workshop; Lan Tran, performance
artist featured on NPR and off-Broadway in New York at The Atlantic
Theater Company and Manhattan Theatre Source; Andrew Lam,
associate editor with Pacific News Service and frequent commentator
on National Public Radio (NPR); and Bao Phi, published
writer and two-time winner of the Minnesota Grand Slam Poetry Championships.
Special guest emcee for both nights will be Nguyen Qui Duc,
host of KQED Public Radio's "Pacific Time." Musical performance
by Unity Nguyen.
Tickets
are $12 each and $10 for students (with ID). Tickets for artist
reception following Saturday's performance and event are $20 for
general; $18 for students. For information, please call 510/386-5947
or email maibui@vietarts.org.(You
can view the Press Release here.)
This
program has been made possible, in part, through grants from the
City of San José, Arts Council Silicon Valley, and is supported
by Poets & Writers, Inc. through a grant it has received from
The James Irvine Foundation. Media sponsorship has been provided
by the San Jose Metro Newspaper.
 
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April
2003 :
Love's
Shadow Performance
At the San Jose Stage on April 20, 2003 showcasing a multicultural
theater and dance performance in Vietnamese and English. Featuring
San Khau Viet Cali Performing Arts Group and Danny
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March,1998
Phu-Sa Ensemble and San Khau Viet
Phu-Sa is a traditional/modern music group.
San Khau Viet is a newly emerged Vietnamese Theater Group, based
in San Jose.
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February,
1997:
Contemporary and Traditional Vietnamese Arts
This performance featured two very different works, a traditional
musical group (Khac Chi, Ngoc Bich and Hiep Le) and a modern performance
artist (Thuy Le). Khac Chi and Ngoc Bich have toured internationally.
Thuy Le performed her multi-media work entitled "Red Fiery Summer"
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1996:
Club O'Noodles and Maura Nguyen-Donahoe
Club of Noodles performed their mix of drama and improv theater
and comedy. Maura performed a solo dance/monologue about her life
and the life of her mother. Club O'Noodles returned for a second
time to San Jose for a sold-out performance in August, 1997. The
photos are from this second performance of "Laughter from the Children
of War".
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August,
1993:
Re... to be continued
A performance art piece by Tai Dang. You can read
the review of this performance which appeared in the San Jose
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April
03 - June 05, 2005 - every Sunday
AVA's
Free Visual & Performing Art Classes
Register today! Open spaces available for 1:15 performing arts classes.
April 3- June 5, every Sunday
PRESS
Release | Register
FORM | Flyer
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Class Info | Fall
Class Registeration
Where:
Milpitas Library Community Room, 40 N. Milpitas Blvd., Milpitas
When: April 3- June 5, every Sunday
Visual Arts:
First session: 10-10:45 a.m
Second session: 11:00-11:45 a.m
Class
descriptions: Children will be exposed to lines, shapes, and colors
and learn to experiment and create art work using a variety of materials
appropriate for their age level.
Performing
Arts:
* First Session: 12:15-1:00pm
* Second Session: 1:15-2:00pm
Children
will be introduced to the arts of story telling, drama, and dance
using Vietnamese Folklore and legends. Register today by downloading
and filling out the registration form. Submit to:
Association
for Viet Arts
attn: Hoa Glassey
1289 S Park Victoria Dr, Ste 201
Milpitas, CA 95035
(408) 586-9006 (phone)
(408)
957-0663 (fax)
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February
2004 :
Parkside
Hall - San Jose Auditorium, Hoi Xuan
AVA will provide a free art workshop including weaving, print making
and paper puppets for kids inside Parkside Hall, next to the San
Jose Auditorium. AVA will be at Booth #14 and #15, side A of Parkside
Hall. Admission is free and open to the general public. For more
information: more
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October
2003 :
Day
in the Park - A multicultural festival
Come out and enjoy a day rich in diversity, full of talent and entertainment,
and plentiful in food. This event is a celebration of community, bringing
the world's diversity together at beautiful Lake Cunningham Park.
Join in on our festivities! Admission is free and open to the general
public. more
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February
2003:
TET Festival
with AVA art workshop
At the San Jose fairgrounds.
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September
2002:
Autumn Festival
At Evergreen Valley College. |
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September
1998:
Village Project
Los Arboles School, Leap Project - Franklin School, Hellyer School.
This after-school arts program was part of project YES (Youth Empowered
for Success).
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August
7, 2004 :
H’Art
for Cô Vietnam: Cô VN Inaugural Event
AVA is co-sponsoring a special event with Co Vietnam. h'ART for
Co Vietnam, will be a wonderful afternoon of Performance Arts &
Art Exhibition to benefit women in Vietnam. Press
Release | Flyer
Date: August 7th, 2-5 pm (box office opens at 1:30
pm).
Location: Stanford University, Tressider Oak Lounge
(www.stanford.edu/home/visitor/maps.htm).
Hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Tickets: $35, RSVP to info@covn.org.
Proceeds will benefit CO VN's programs that provide funding, training
and mentoring to the women of Vietnam. For more information, visit www.covn.org
Featuring: Thuy Vu, Emmy award-nominated
co-anchor for ABC7 News and recipient of national awards from the
Asian American Journalists Association; Nguyen Qui Duc,
producer and host of KQED Public Radio's "Pacific Time";
Le Hang, revolutionary Vietnamese writer and columnist;
Lan Tran, performance artist; Unity Nguyen,
vocalist & instrumentalist.
Original
Art auction with works by Monica Crawford; Jenny
Do; Sylvia La; An-my Le;
Anne Nguyen; Minh Quang Nguyen.
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May
- June 13, 2004 :
MFA
Exhibition featuring AVA's advisory board member, Binh Danh
Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery - Department of Art and Art History
@ Stanford University - 419 Lasuen Mall Stanford, CA 94305-2018.
*Reception May 28, 9-6pm. flyer1 flyer2
Gallery
hours: T-F 10am to 5pm; Sat & Sun 1pm to 5pm - For info call:
650-723-3404
For direction visit our web site: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/art/directions.html
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June
2002:
Myth & Memories
An exhibition of Vietnamese-American photographers: An-My
Le, Han Nguyen, Pipo Nguyen-Duy, Ryan Pham, vu t. thu ha. June 19
through July 13, 2002 Works San Jose, California presented by the
Association for Viet Arts and Works/San Jose. |
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February,
1997; March,1998:
Salt and Pepper
This display at the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art featured
the art of Phan Nguyen Barker, Diep Huynh, Nguyen Khai, Van Quang
Le, Dong Phan, Jenbel Tuan Phan, Trung Quoc Tran, and Hoang Vu. Artists
are from California, Hawaii, Ohio, and Texas. |
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1995:
Home: Vietnamese Artwork Collection
Inspired by the 20 year anniversary of the fall of South Viet Nam
(and the subsequent movement of Vietnamese people to the United States
and other countries). You can read more
about this collection here. It featured the work of a number of
talented artists from across the country: Khanh Vo, Khoa Tran, Hoang
Tran, Chi Le, Ann Phong, Minhquang Nguyen, Han Nguyen, Darlene Nguyen-Ely,
and T. Lien Shutt. |
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1994:
Vietnamese Art: Transition and Change
A multi-media art exhibit featuring the work of several local artists:
Kai Hoang, Vi Ly, Darlene Nguyen-Ely, and David Pham. |
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1993:
Nuoc Mam
This was an exhibition featuring the works of Man Bui, Thai Bui, and
Long Nguyen. |
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October
2004 :
Contemporary
and traditional Vietnamese American concert
A fusion of traditional Vietnamese instruments and contemporary music.
Part of the Performing Arts Series at the Montgomery Theater. |
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October
2001:
Folk Music of Vietnam
Featured renowned musician and composer Dr. Tran Quang Hai and his
wife Bach Yen. Dr. Hai Tran is an Ethnomusicologist at the Museum
of Man at Paris, France. The concert was composed of lullabies from
three regions of Vietnam, love songs, work songs, sung poetry, and
solo performances of the dan tranh (16 stringed zither). |
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October
1998:
Multi-Media Concert: Three Music Legends from Vietnam
Featured the following artists Khanh Ly, Thanh Van Nguyen, Mai Huong,
and Bich Lien. They performed works of the three Vietnamese music
legends: Van Cao, Pham Duy, and Trinh Cong Son. |
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August,
1992 and again in 1995:
Folk
Songs of Vietnam
Music and commentary by Dr. Phong Nguyen. Dr. Phong is a ethnomusicologist
and musician who has taught at several universities (such as U.C.L.A.
and Kent State). Dr. Phong has performed twice for AVA. |
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March
20, 2005 - Sunday
Association
of Viet Arts in partnership with CATS (Contemporary Asian Theatre
Scene)
Association of Viet Arts in partnership with CATS
(Contemporary Asian Theatre Scene) is excited to co-present
"Fishbowl and Silent Years" at the Asian American
Film Festival in San Jose, March 18-20th.
Sunday 3/20, San Jose Camera 12 Cinemas, located at 201 South
Second Street, San Jose. Map
@ 4:45PM
FISHBOWLS AND SILENT YEARS - Shorts Program
| 92mins
From adolescence through adulthood, the characters of these
outstanding films find themselves on the brink of a new emotional
universe.
Featuring the new short by the director of PICTURE BRIDE, one
of two based on the writings of acclaimed author Lois-Ann Yamanaka.
http://www.naatanet.org/festival/2005/html/programs/sh_fishbowls.html
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RUNNING IN TALL GRASSES (CHAY TRONG COCAO)
- USA 2005 | 15mins | 35mm Color | Vietnamese w/E.S.
DIRECTOR: Howard Duy Vu
Seven-year-old Vinh must slowly re-adjust his vision to understand
why his father has been absent from the picture for so long.
This richly
textured film, with images reminiscent of still photography,
embraces the idea that memory is like a picture frozen in time.
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October
05, 2004 @ 7:30 PM
AVA
Co-presenting NAATA's Fall Asian Film Series
Featuring: SPIRITS (OAN HÔN) by Dir. Victor
Vu (2004, Vietnam/USA, Video, 105mins)
Memories and obsessions haunt a struggling writer as he meets two
mysterious women<one a spirit, the other harboring her own<in
this eerie and chilling ghost story. Set in Vietnam but shot entirely
in Southern California, SPIRITS is a karmic parable, which uncovers
a troubled history between this world and the other.
Co-presented by: Association for Viet Arts
& In Person: Director Victor Vu
TICKET
PRICES: $8 General Admission * $7 NAATA, YBCA Members,
Students/Seniors
Link
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March
21, 2004 :
AVA
co-presenting "The 22st San Francisco International Asian American
Film Festival"
AVA is proud be co-presenting the Vietnamese movie First Morning
by Victor Vu at "The 22st San Francisco International
Asian American Film Festival". With more than 20 films and videos
from six countries, the 22st SFIAAFF offers a special San Jose edition
with compelling reflections of Asian American and the Asian diaspora.
The Festival unspools March 21 at 7:30, Camera 3 Cinema in San Jose.
Contact Mai Bui, maibui@vietarts.org
to reserve tickets. |
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2003 :
East
Coast West Coast II
The Vietnamese American Studies Center at the San Francisco State
University is once again bringing together a group of established
and up-and-coming artists and performers for an unforgettable night
of comedy, spoken-word, modern dance & slam-poetry. Award-winning
filmmaker Tony Bui (THREE SEASONS) will serve as the MC for the evening.
Admission will be $10. more |
U.
S. Postal Mail: AVA, P. O. Box 90088, San Jose, CA 95109-3088
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