Offbeat Arts
- Beats in Rock
- Literary Kicks
- Kerouac, Ginsberg, Burroughs, Ferlinghetti....
- Literary Kicks
- Jack Kerouac in Real Audio
- Johnny Depp, Matt Dillon, Joey Altruda reading Jack Kerouac
- Guerilla Girls
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- Hunter S. Thompson
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- Hunter S. Thompson
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- Joe Bob Briggs
- reviews movies--his favorites are drive-ins
- To the Wigwam Motel
- Route 66, Baseline Avenue
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Multicultural Museums in the LA Area
Great Sites!
- Japanese American National Museum
- Skirball Center
- The Southwest Museum
- Plaza de la Raza
- Self-Help Graphics
- El día de los muertos
- El día de los muertos with Glasgow Print Studio
- Korean American Museum
- see also what you can do to support its funding
Art Links:
These are not all "The Real America," per se, but are representative genre pictures
that can be compared with genre painting in the U.S. and are also representative
of the roots of common life here. These links were put together to complement a lesson plan done for the LACMA-LAUSD multicultural unit.
- Carol Gerten's Virtual Fine Art Museum
- closest mirror site
- Thomas Hart Benton Links
- Diego Rivera Links
- (Through Carol Gerten's Fine Art Museum)
- Jan Vermeer
- Street in Delft (1657-58)
- Brueghel
- Peasant Wedding
- Vincent van Gogh
- "The Sower," Netherlands, 1880's
- (drawing)
- (painting, 1888)
- Père Eloi's Farm (drawing, 1890)
- cf. Thomas Hart Benton, Planting (Spring Plowing) US. 1930's-40's
- Pierre Auguste Renoir
- The Boating Party Lunch, 1881
- John Biggers
- "The History of Negro Education in Morris County Texas," Mural sketch, 1952:
- compare with T.H. Benton's Missouri and Indiana History Murals
and with Diego Rivera's "El Mundo Azteca" in Palacio Nacional in Mexico City
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East LA: Lincoln Heights, December 1996© Alison McMahon 1997
Native American
Native Sites on the Net:
Hawaii Nation:
Tribal Areas of California:
Native American Recipes of the San Bernardino Valley:
"Real Indians Eat Jello": (not yet--see Media English) A humorous short story of remembered family life.
Multicultural
- Latino Link
- Articles and Links
- Asian Link
- Articles and Bulletin Board Forums
- Sinanet News Center, Taiwan
- In English and Chinese; Real Audio in Chinese
- Restoring a Lion
- at Weaverville Joss House, oldest Chinese Temple in California
- Chinatown, Olvera Street, and Little Tokyo
- A Day Tour--take the metrolink
- Bangkok Post Student Weekly
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- Ali Baba's Multicultural Books
- Good Reading for ESL and Reading Students
- Ali Baba's Graded Classics
- More good ESL and Developing Readers
Art and Webpages concerning family history:
- Japanese American Museum:
- finding family stories gallery (a digital gallery)
- Korean American Museum
- Community Photos
- Ancestry: Religion, Death and Culture:
- Master of Fine Arts Show, Spring 1994 University of California, San Diego by Belinda Di Leo
- The paintings in Ancestry: Religion, Death and Culture document my own native culture of Central Appalachia.
The work portrays a sense of place and character, as well as spiritual conviction, all reinforced by a repetition of
visual imagery. Through the juxtaposition of a variety of images, the paintings explore the interrelationship
between religion and the inevitability of death.
- The Legacy of Grammy Mirk
- Interracial Marriage Lasting Over 48 Years Japanese & American
- (a nice family history site with photos)
Online Photo Sources for imaginary ancestors:
- Library of Congress,
- American Memory Series
- African American Odessy
- California Gold
- Folk Music from the Thirties
- Library of Congress on line exhibits home page
- American Immigrant Wall of Honor
- The Underground Railroad
- African American Culture--the Smithsonian
- Faces of LA
- Shades of L.A.
- pictures from ethnic family albums, collected by LA Public Library
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