Asians In Art
Asians in Art"Asians in Art" with former CNN anchor Karuna Shinsho and producer Szewah Chin explore the journeys of Asian filmmakers, visual artists, chefs, designers, musicians, and authors whose work is shaping global culture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | szewah.substack.com |
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David Lee Huynh: Louisiana, Auditions, Dungeons and Dragons and DC's All-Star Superman
This episode of Asians in Art features the award-winning actor, writer, and narrator David Lee Huynh. He talks about the challenges of growing up in Louisiana as a child of Vietnamese immigrants to acting in Shakespeare plays and lending hi...
Peter Lin - Jazz Trombonist, Teresa Teng, and Anime
As a trombonist, Peter’s shared the stage with renowned artists, including Ron Carter, Slide Hampton, and Winard Harper and performed in esteemed venues such as Carnegie Hall, Blue Note, and Dizzy’s. How did this versatile artist overcame b...
Lauren Yee: Cambodian Psyche-Rock, Chinese Basketball and a Post-Soviet Store
There’s a speech in Lauren Yee’s play The Great Leap that tells you almost everything you need to know about her as a writer. A young Chinese American basketball player named Manfred delivers a breathless, stream-of-consciousness monologue ...
Jo Mei and Kenneth Lee On Acting: Transformation and Grit
In a recent episode of the podcast, we sat down with two veteran actors of the stage: Jo Mei, a New York and LA-based actress and director, and Kenneth Lee, a Chinese-Singaporean actor also based in New York.
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