Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco

OutHistory.org, the MediaWiki website on LGBTQ history, is offering five cash prizes for the best online exhibits documenting the local LGBTQ histories of villages, towns, counties, cities, or states across the US since June 1969.

Prizes range from $1,000 for the fifth place winner to $5,000 for the first place winner. To be eligible for the contest, simply create and complete your exhibit on OutHistory.org by March 31, 2010. A panel of judges convened by OutHistory.org will then assess the exh… Continue

Project Summary
The Redevelopment Agency of the City of Fresno (“Agency”) seeks to commission a site specific
artwork that will engage the citizens and those doing business with the city as they approach the downtown and Chinatown area.

Project History/Scope
Fresno, California (pop. 500,000) is located on 106 square miles in the lush San Joaquin Valley in the heart of California, mid-way between San Francisco and Los Angeles, and is the business and cultural capital of central Cal… Continue

CHINESE PIONEER FAMILIES of Maui, Molokai, and Lanai
Compiled and edited by KEN AND NANCY WONG YEE

In 1789 when Hawaii was a port of call for traders from around the world, the Chinese arrived in Hawaii. They told their countrymen about the beautiful beaches and mountains fi lled with sandalwood trees. The sugar industry brought about large-scale immigration to the “fragrant sandalwood mountains” during the last half of the 1800s through the early 1900s as Chinese migrated from their vil… Continue

Organized by The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards, The Four Seasons
Photography Juried Competition is open to professional and non
professional photographers who will compete together in color and
black and white. The theme for this contest is the celebration of the
Four Seasons: Spring, Summer, Winter and Autumn. All images should
have a seasonal element and be submitted based on the season
appropriate to the location in which it was taken.

WPGA would like to see images celebrating the season… Continue

The Global Film Initiative

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

Winter 2010 Feature-film Production Grants

San Francisco, CA - October 8, 2009 - In its continuing effort to promote original filmmaking by individuals from around the world, the Global Film Initiative is pleased to announce a call for the Winter 2010 cycle of its feature-film production grants program. Applications will be accepted until January 15, 2010, and decisions will be announced in March 2010.

Global Film Initiative production… Continue