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@nytmag Watch how @kensukekoike constructed the cover collage for Jay Caspian Kang's essay ‘The Myth of Asian American Identity.’ With photographs by @tommykha. Read the full essay at the link in our bio.

🟥👩 • Using a frame of the film to design

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Using a frame of the film to design the new artwork for the poster of THREE COLOURS by Krzysztof Kieślowski

Starring @irene_jacob_
World sales by @mk2films French distribution by @potemkinefilms
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🧩 • @nytmag "What is an Asian American? For

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• @nytmag "What is an Asian American? For decades, the label has been defined by stories like mine, and the politics of the 'race' or 'group' or whatever you want to call it have reflected the upward mobility of the Asians, largely East Asians, who came to the United States after the passage of the 1965 Immigration Act, often referred to as Hart-Celler, after its congressional sponsors, which lifted restrictive quotas on migration and effectively opened up the country to millions of new Americans. The confusion and the vagaries of “Asian American” result, in part, from necessity: What else could you possibly do with a group that includes everyone from well-educated Brahmin doctors from India to impoverished Hmong refugees? How could you tell a unifying story that makes all those immigrants feel as if they’re part of some racial category, especially those, like my daughter, who will grow up mixed-race?"

In this week's cover story, Jay Caspian Kang asks, on the myth of Asian American Identity: We’re the fastest-growing demographic group in the U.S. But when it comes to the nation’s racial and ethnic divisions, where do we fit in?

Read it at the link in our bio. Photograph by @tommykha. Artwork by @kensukekoike.

Dear Friend – USA

Dear Friend January 6 – 29, 2022 Blue Sky, the Oregon Center for the...

PHOTO KOMORO – Asama International Photo Festival – Japan

28 August – 21 November 2021 Komoro, Nagano, Japan https://asamaphotofes.jp/komoro/