Katie and I
March 1st, 2010Cast No Shadow
February 28th, 2010CPACS C3
February 27th, 2010The Royal We
February 27th, 2010
Notes: Silversun Pickups and Muse at the Gwinnett arena down the street…Silversun of course one of my alltime favorite bands…the Muse show was definitely impressive, with realtime motion graphics and filtered video feeds on the big screens. Sound was thunderous and the lasers (Romulan Disruptor style) either blinded us or gave us free LASIK. Pix from a small Kodak point and shoot camera. The best camera is……the one you left in the car. Work with what you got.
LAY-OCEAN?
February 26th, 2010Notes: Been awhile since I posted anything Lao related…as you all know by now, I started off as the typical Lao kid holding the sign with his name in the refugee camp, was lucky enough to resettle in the good ol’ U S and A, grew up with two cultures, studied art, went back in time to right the wrongs—waitaminnit that hasn’t happened yet…Anyways, some of my photos are here in this PSA video talking about how important the Census is to Lao people. We’ve been in this country for close to 30 years, some of us even longer than that. Our communities are scattered about, and we are still a minority amongst minorities. The least we can do is fill out a simple form that lets others know about our numbers, and perhaps later our struggles and needs. It’s funny how so many kids I knew growing up were embarrassed of their Lao heritage. They’d fudge the truth to friends about being Thai or mixed with other more exotic countries. It’s about time we changed that. Lao, Hmong, Tai Dum, Khmu, etc…REPRAZENT!!
Produced by Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern CA (APALC), Center for Asian American Media (CAAM); and Laotian American National Alliance (LANA).
Dolls
February 23rd, 2010at.Lan.ta
February 21st, 2010
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Notes: First lovely day in Atlanta in a long time, brief break from the doldrums of winter. The park was packed, frisbees flying about and dogs of all coats and colors. Rode my bike around and around, cool in the shade, warm in the sunlight, just people watching. Reminded me of stuff, of growing up, of how any park can be great, doesn’t matter if you’re rich or broke, with someone or not. Photographers snapping away as well in groups. I would join them, but sometimes these pursuits are solitary ones.



















