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Jan 23, 2019

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Designer Marjan van Aubel describes her interest in solar energy as an obsession, “Every surface is potential.” She radiates excitement as she points out prospective solar collecting sites, imagining a house where not only the roof but also the paint and all the furniture generate enough energy to meet all of our household needs. This solar harvesting...

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Jan 10, 2019

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California Senator Kamala Harris can check off many firsts in her dynamic career. First female Attorney General of California. First female Indian-American Senator. First female black Senator of California. And now we wait for her decision to run for President, which if successful, would make her the first woman of color to hold the highest...

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Dec 04, 2018

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On Wednesday morning, I walked into the Beverly O’Neill Theater a few minutes past 9 a.m. and was greeted by the hologram of John Maeda, the internationally lauded technologist and designer. There he was on stage, his life-sized likeliness projected on a sleek LED screen, having a seemingly casual conversation with Julia Huang in the...

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Nov 28, 2018

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Photo credits: Adrian Gutierrez – @illogicaltruths A line could been seen quietly forming outside the Art Theatre on a cool November night. Unlike most nights, the facade of the nearly 100-year-old art deco building is playfully decorated with red dots indicating that a special event is taking place. On this cool November night, Imprint Culture Lab...

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Nov 22, 2018

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[caption id="attachment_24423" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Photo credits: Christina Choi - @cxchoi[/caption] Unexpected Connections was truly a magical day.  Not only was the day full of inspiration, provocative prompts, and life lessons, but there were also moments of human connection with old friends and acquaintances, the speaker slate, and new community members. Our teams had been gearing up for our...

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Oct 16, 2018

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A very unassuming young man stands in the wing of the Bovard Auditorium on the campus of the University of Southern California in a crimson hoodie, as any other student would. However, once the lights dim and a very impressive resume is read the young unassuming man walks to the stage and in a very...

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Aug 21, 2018

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Upon arriving at the Marciano Arts Foundation, one might think that Google Maps has led them astray. On Wilshire Boulevard just near Koreatown the impressively massive structure adorned with masonic murals, gilded symbols, and statues, that wouldn’t exactly indicate ones arrival to a contemporary art space, is in fact the destination. Designed by acclaimed artist and...

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Jun 20, 2018

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Anna Sian is a Creative Pioneer. She is a photographer, consultant, marketer, podcast promoter, and all around creative of female creative collective Eddie. She has worked with Staple Design, VSCO, Imprint Projects, as a marketing director, manager, and freelance content manager. Sian tried and true New Yorker who supports her passions; strengthening the voice for...

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May 16, 2018

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May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and to celebrate, the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival (LAAPFF) showcased over one hundred films created by Asian and Asian American filmmakers. In its 34th year, the LAAPFF ‘aims to create a space that engages intra-diversity amongst Asian American & Pacific Islanders, and intra-diversity with other communities’....