Read more at the LA Times — by Hadley Tomicki: The Most Valuable Playa opens July 29 in Westchester from the owners of Mee and Greet and Humble Potato. The Taiwanese-influenced menu […]
Read more at Palo Alto Online — by Elena Kadvany: Come this fall Killiney Kopitiam, known as Singapore’s oldest cafe, will have its first U.S. outpost in downtown Palo Alto… Image: Killiney […]
Read more at The Rafu Shimpo — Artist Ibuki Kuramochi will present “Midori,” fusing the beauty and craft of live painting with the soul and rhythm of contemporary Japanese butoh dance, in […]
Read more at the Los Angeles Times — by Emily Young: It all started in 2008. The koi pond in the Japanese garden at Lotusland, the spectacular Montecito estate often cited as […]
Read more at the OC Weekly — by Edwin Goei: I’m in Fullerton on Commonwealth near Gilbert. It’s a neighborhood that’s at least several blocks removed from the city’s central business district. […]
Read more at WSJ.com — Beyond Line: The Art of Korean Writing, Los Angeles County Museum of Art — until September 29, 2019 — by Lee Lawrence: Scholars have long valued Korean […]
Read more at the Taiwan News — Taiwan graffiti artist DEBE is painting a mural featuring quintessential Taiwanese elements for the POW! WOW! Long Beach International Mural Festival, in California… July 24, […]
Read more at Los Angeles Magazine — by Catherine Womack: In 2014, L.A.-based Vietnamese-American artist Thinh Nguyen left their home in Southern California and set out to travel across the United States […]
Read more at Focus Taiwan — by Lin Hung-han, Alyx Chang, Huang Ching-yi and Chung Yu-chen: The work of nine Taiwanese artists is on display for the first time at an annual […]
Read more at NBC Bay Area — by Jennifer Gonzalez: Calling all ramen enthusiasts! Taishoken, the iconic Japanese restaurant best known for pioneering tsukemen-style ramen almost 60 years ago, has opened its […]
