Monthly Archives: October, 2012
Anvi Hoàng: From Russia With Love | Nghệ sĩ Công Huân Nga lần đầu thăm Mỹ
It is through an outsider’s eyes that we have an extra chance to see how fortunate we are. Bilingual blogger and writer, Anvi Hoàng,...
Poetic Politic: A Sàn Art Exhibition
Poetic Politic is a group exhibition of contemporary photography, videos, and documentaries curated by Zoe Butt; co-organized by Kadist Art Foundation, San Francisco and...
Khanh Ho: Confessions of a Vietnamese Mormon
Khanh Ho is a featured columnist interested in documenting all things forgotten: the mental dust bunnies underneath the bookshelf of the mind. This essay...
Pedi on the Page—A Debut Book Launch
Same same, but different! diaCRITICS announces the debut of Ly Nguyen's novella Same Same and a book launch on October 28, 2012, at the...
Thanks to all who donated during our fundraising campaign!
diaCRITICS had a successful first round fundraising campaign with OneVietnam. Here we thank all our contributors and profile our most generous donor, Audrey Chin.Late...
French Perspectives on Contemporary Vietnamese Film, Art, and Writing
Two main centers of Vietnamese studies in France, the Insitut de Langues et Cultures Orientales (INALCO), and Paris 7 – Jussieu, came together to...
Jiny Ung
Jiny Ung creates illustrations for diaCRITICS. She specializes in illustration and animation. Current animation projects focus on themes of guilt, loss, and queerness. She...
Review of Year of the Rabbit, Play about Viet Nam and Afghanistan
diaCRITICS editor Viet Nguyen reviews Year of the Rabbit, a play about the haunting effects of war on soldiers and survivors, men and women,...
love bang! SEXperimental Music Video!
Artist Viet Le gives diaCRITICS readers an inside look into his project love bang! Through his sexperimental art music video, Viet Le explores Southeast...
Kim Thuy’s Ru: The First Vietnamese Canadian Novel
Guest author Vinh Nguyen follows up on Kim Thuy's novel Ru, that had first appeared on diaCRITICS with a review of the original French...