After a week filled with anxiety and grief, the USVA Tet Festival brings communities together to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
Author Archives: Richard Chang
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What’s Coming Up in Arts & Culture for 2023?
Voice of OC’s arts writers pick out notable events for the spring season in theater, dance, visual arts, classical music, culture and food.
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Arthur Ong Elected as Next Pacific Symphony Chairman
Orchestra selects first person of color to lead board since founding in 1978.
Posted inVisual Arts
‘Yellow Submarine Rising’ Gives Asian American Artists a Platform to Speak and Shine
The group exhibition at OCCCA is a response to the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes, speech and incidents.
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What To Do in Orange County During the 2022 Holiday Season
Voice of OC’s arts and culture writers pick out the best in culture, visual arts, dance, theater, classical music and food for the holiday season.
Posted inVisual Arts
Bowers Museum President Peter Keller Passes Away
Keller led the Bowers Museum for 31 years, bringing acclaimed exhibitions and world cultures to Santa Ana and Orange County.
Posted inTop Stories
Review: OC Museum of Art’s Opening Exhibitions Delight, Confound, Engage
Review: Now that the opening hoopla has settled down, we have a closer look at the opening exhibitions at the new OC Museum of Art.
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The New O.C. Museum of Art Opens in the Heart of Costa Mesa
As a gift to the community, a donor has made OCMA admission free for the first 10 years, and a 24-hour opening party starts Saturday at 5 p.m.
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Film Festivals Abound This Fall Throughout Orange County
Between Oct. 1 and Nov. 13, five film festivals will populate the calendar, showcasing everything from mainstream movies with bankable stars to smaller films that celebrate the cultural complexities of Orange County.
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VOC Staff Pick the Best for the 2022 Arts & Culture Fall Season
Arts and culture organizations in O.C. have emerged from the pandemic. And they’re ready to raise the bar and the level of social activity.
