Date: 14 January 2011
Come celebrate the publication of the first book of analysis entirely dedicated to Vietnamese American Literature, this is all i choose to tell, by Isabelle Thuy Pelaud, and of the upcoming anthology Troubling Borders: Southeast Asian Women in the Diaspora. The event will be hosted by Andrew Lam and starts at 6:30pm on Friday, January 14 2011 (Inside Courtyard at the Infinity Complex between 300 and 338 Spear Street, SF CA 94105).
About Troubling Borders: Southeast Asian Women in the Diaspora
This anthology recognizes the differences that exist among us, while drawing upon similarities that bring us together through these expressive forms. Located in many parts of the world, we form a multilingual collective of women artists who are committed to narrating our own stories. This anthology shows that Southeast Asian women artists are producing art and literature and impacting their local communities. By publishing their works and pushing the boundaries of literature and art, we want to demonstrate the global connections that bring such disparate groups of women together. We hope that this collection will inspire future generations of women artists and students to continue to create and to find their own voice.
More information here.
Come celebrate the publication of the first book of analysis entirely dedicated to Vietnamese American Literature, this is all i choose to tell, by Isabelle Thuy Pelaud, and of the upcoming anthology Troubling Borders: Southeast Asian Women in the Diaspora. The event will be hosted by Andrew Lam and starts at 6:30pm on Friday, January 14 2011 (Inside Courtyard at the Infinity Complex between 300 and 338 Spear Street, SF CA 94105).
About Troubling Borders: Southeast Asian Women in the Diaspora
This anthology recognizes the differences that exist among us, while drawing upon similarities that bring us together through these expressive forms. Located in many parts of the world, we form a multilingual collective of women artists who are committed to narrating our own stories. This anthology shows that Southeast Asian women artists are producing art and literature and impacting their local communities. By publishing their works and pushing the boundaries of literature and art, we want to demonstrate the global connections that bring such disparate groups of women together. We hope that this collection will inspire future generations of women artists and students to continue to create and to find their own voice.
More information here.
