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Ke Kulana He Mahu: Remembering A Sense Of Place

2005-07-29T21:03:21Z

Ke Kulana He Mahu: Remembering A Sense Of Place

Directed by Kathryn Xian & Brent Anbe

Thursday, August 11, 2005 at 7:30pm

San Francisco LGBT Community Center
1800 Market Street @ Octavia
Please arrive early as seating is limited!

Co-presented by Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center, APIQWTC, Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits, and United Territories of Polynesian Islanders Alliance.

This phenomenal documentary explores the lives of the Kanaka Maoli--Hawaii's indigenous people--and celebrates their ancient customs of unconditional
love and solidarity among the Mahu, transgender community members viewed with great respect at sacred healers. This spirit of aloha (love) lives on
in the drag queens and activists working to perpetuate Hawaii's traditions of acceptance and abundance for all.

Don’t miss this special FREE screening of this fascinating film followed by post-screening panel discussion!

With generous support from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences & the National Endowment for the Arts, Frameline proudly presents admission-free screenings at the San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center at 7:30pm on the second Thursday of every month throughout 2005.

Please join us for the inaugural season of Frameline at The Center, a provocative series of films and discussions focusing on social issues of particular relevance to the LGBT community. For more info please visit: www.frameline.org

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks again for your efforts, enthusiasm, and e-blasts—we sincerely appreciate your support!

Warm regards,

Desiree

Desiree Buford
Exhibition Manager

Frameline
145 Ninth Street, Suite 300
San Francisco, CA 94103
t: 415.703.8650 xt. 313
f: 415.861.1404
e: desiree@frameline.org

See you at
Frameline30
June 15-25, 2006

Changing the World, One Movie at a Time

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Teach Cultural Studies and Art at CELLspace!!!

2005-04-21T01:47:33Z

CELLspace is a volunteer-based collaborative art center which fosters community through art and education, performance and community building. Through cooperative relationships and multi-disciplinary programs, we encourage the celebration of intergenerational and cross-cultural collaborations.

CELL, (Collectively Explorative Learning Labs), offers communal art workshops and learning labs in a variety of artistic mediums. Our 10,000 square foot facility serves as an arts incubator, enabling emerging Bay Area artists to create, develop, exhibit, and perform new work in an affordable, cooperative, and collaborative environment.

We are currently seeking creative individuals to teach during our Summer (June-August) season, and potentially continue with us for following seasons.

See the following list of classes and send your resume to classes@CELLspace.org
For more information about CELLspace visit www.CELLspace.org
(Deadline: Wednesday the 20th of April)

List of CELLspace Classes, June- August

*Painting (intro and advanced techniques using oils,
acrylics, tempura and water on various traditional and
non-traditional surfaces.

*Drawing (intro and advanced, using non-traditional
techniques, such as including the use of a projector
for making large banners)

*Public (Guerilla) Art (silk-screening on cloth and
paper, stenciling, wheatpaste and banner making,
large puppet/ figure making, muralism and spray
painting).

* Traditional/ Cultural Art (inc: Cartoneria (using paper
and recycled materials), pi?ata making, Mexican tin +
copper stamping + carving, Mihndi(henna paint),
origami, African mask making, lithography, etching,
linocut,woodcut...etc).

*Maille (Chain mail) (inc. clothing/ armor, inlays,
jewelry, bags,... ).

*Costumes (inc: wings, clothing, masks, using beads
for clothing and jewelry,latex clothing...).

*DIY Classes (book binding, papermaking, gifts, bags,
etc. Integrated class focusing on DIY craft
techniques for creating goods)

*Art Therapy (inc. all forms of artistic mediums
developed by an experienced art therapist/ healer)

*DIY Musical Instruments (inc. glass goblets, Poor
Lady's Gamelan, percussion devices using miniature
mics, spoons, washboards, bass instruments, etc.)

*Music Classes (for not as popular instruments, such
as: the theramin, singing saw, harmonica,accordion
and more).

*Dance Classes (inc. Flamenco, Salsa, Hooping …'''')

*Film Classes (history of film and different genres,
global films, documentaries...)

*Exercise, Kick Boxing, Karate, Jujitsu, Tai Chi and
Self Defense

*Traditional Global Recipes (focus on peasant-scrap
food centered, inc. component on nutrition and
health).

*Veggie/ Vegan Dishes (focus on affordability,
nutrition and health).

*Healing Foods (inc: herbs, ointments, potions,
concoctions, tonics, tinctures...etc)

*Bartending (exotic drinks from around the world, using
affordable alcohol and ingredients).

*Meditation (focus on healing).

*Yoga

*Alternative Parenting Classes (Meeting the Child
Development credit meeting court requirements).

*Metal Welding: (intro, inter, adv.)

*Wire Sculpture

*Metal w/ Inert Gas ( aka wire-feed welding)

*Furniture Renovation (working with found, discarded
and recycled pieces).

*Woodcarving

*Stone Carving

*Sculpting with Cernit (no oven required clay)

*Quema de Judas (Burning Giants).

*Wax sculpting/ Candle making

*Theater History and Performance (influences: Teatro
Campesino, Agusto Boal, Paulo Freire...)

*Puppetry

*Creative Writing

*Cultural Studies (Chican@ / Latin American, African
American, Asian American, Middle Eastern American,
Filipino American and Native American
with heavy focus on Arts, Film, Theater, Literature).

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events

2004-12-17T19:26:12Z

Sounds like a great idea to me. When's the first event?

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