The Flip Book Project
“The Flip Book Project is a photographic book and exhibition project that aims to celebrate the achievements of Filipino Americans to American culture and society through photographs and the written text. Conceived by photographer Cat Jimenez and designed by Artist and Designer Gloria G. Galang, the goal of this project is to preserve, document and celebrate our enumerable stories for future generations of Filipino-Americans.”
The Manilatown Heritage Foundation in San Francisco recently hosted a photoshoot at the historic I-Hotel, and I was able to get a sneak-peek at some shots and their insights on embarking a project like this. Other stops they plan on making, after photoshoots in California include New York City in the near future, with more cities and stops on the way to be announced.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Download “Matriphony” (mp3)
from “Return Of The DJ 5.5 Optimized”
by DJ Jester The Filipino Fist
Bomb Hip Hop
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Download “Suckas (Sucka DJ Dis)” (mp3)
from “Return Of The DJ Vol. 1”
by DJ Babu
Bomb Hip Hop
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- Buy at RealNetworks / Rhapsody
Filed under: Art, Asian, Filipino, Fine Arts, Pinoy | 3 Comments
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hi! i love your blogs! :) that you’re a filipina makes it even better. :) go pinoys!
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