The articles, interviews, and original works of poetry, writing, and imagery in this section are listed in alphabetical order. Please scroll down.

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• Awa Odori Festival
  by Bruce Takeo Akizuki
  Tokushima, Japan
  
  
• Asian American Creative Music in the 1990s
  by Bruce Takeo Akizuki
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Memories of Shionoe
  (20 Images)
  Shionoe, Shikoku, Japan
  Bruce Akizuki
  
  
• The Untold Chinatown
  (Photography)
  by Bruce Takeo Akizuki
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Kochi Revealed
  Asian American Youth Photo Workshop
  travels to Kochi, Japan (1995)
  by Bruce Takeo Akizuki
  Kochi, Japan & San Francisco, California
  
  
• do u dare
  (Poetry)
  by Alurista,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• tú
  (Poetry)
  by Alurista
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Poem in memory of Jose Antonio Burciaga
  "u burciaga t"
  by Alurista,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Pa' Ixel
  (3 poems by Alurista)
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Yareli Arizmendi
  ... a woman of the theater, a woman of film
  Interview by Fred Salas
  San Diego / Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Re/Generating a National Movement:
  Artists, Visionaries, What Might We Unleash?
  by Andrea Assaf
  Amherst, Massachusetts,
  
  
• An Interview with film director Carlos Avila
  " ... take those ideals, to process them, put them into stories."
  Interview by Fred Salas
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Four poems from Wild Animals on the Moon
  Naomi Ayala
  New Haven, Connecticut
  A Coquí in Nueva York
  Race
  TheTattoo
  Personal History
  
  
• Moments of Grace
  (Poetry)
  by Aminata C. Baruti
  Lexington, Kentucky
  
  
• Interview with Danielle Burke: Videographer
  "And listen to their grandma’s stories"
  Evarts, Harlan County, Kentucky
  
  
• Poetry by Janet Buck
  Mens Sana / Mountain Fever
  Medford, Oregon
  
  
• The Mighty Drip / The Photo SHOOT
  Poetry by Janet Buck
  Medford, Oregon
  
  
• An interview with Fred Campbell
  Grass roots communications from Canada to Appalachia
  Part 1 - Communication for Survival
  Part 2 - The eloquence of the ordinary human being
  near Elkhorn City, Virginia
  
  
• A Confident Culture - Sharing Its Treasures
  Triona Carey,
  County Cork, Ireland
  
  
• Up and Airborne -- Setting up a web site for the arts in rural Ireland
  Triona Carey,
  County Cork, Ireland
  
  
• The Michael Collins Story --
  "... until the conflict of partition is overcome the ghosts
  of Collins and Dev will never be laid to rest."
  Triona Carey,
  Cork, Ireland
  
  
• Interview with Jorge Cervera, Jr.
  "Thirty million people cannot go on forever without being represented"
  Fred Salas,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Interview with Walter Chakela
  Playwright, poet, and arts administrator at
  the Windybrow Centre for the Arts”
  Johannesburg, South Africa
  
  
• An interview with Rodrigo Duarte Clark
  Theater, Esperanza, and Mountaintops
  near Kelly Fork, Kentucky
  
  
• An interview with musician Chris Gonzalez Clarke
  Part 1 - Chicano Groove
  Part 2 - Son del Barrio
  Santa Clara, California
  
  
• In Search of Community
  Photography by Community Images:
  Angelica Cabande -- Barangay
  Tiffany Eng -- Searching for Expression
  Pauline Liang -- Chinese Playground
  Rebecca Peng -- In China
  Ai Sugano -- Untitled
  Judith Williams Sandoval -- Dance Against Violence
  Pei Wu -- nation, dissent, and bodies in public spaces
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Opus Apocriphal
  Hijo Primogenito del Laboratorio de Teatro Danza de Dora Arreola
  por Alma Delia Martínez Cobián
  Tijuana, México
  
  
• Let It Be What It Wants To Be
  A poem by Yamila Coby
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• We Weep for the Generations Lost
  An Inspirational Vitamin
  by Shani K. Collins
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Reflections
  (Photo collage ... on homeland security)
  by Joanne Cosenza
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• I Remember
  (Poetry)
  by Hasan Davis,
  Lexington, Kentucky
  
  
• Everybody Running, Saying Jesus
  by Jenny D'Angelo
  Santa Cruz, California
  
  
• Times
  (Poetry)
  by Theresa Davis-Fowler
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Two Poems:
  "Pivot" and "Even the Furniture Wants Me Tonight"
  Holly Day,
  Roseville, Minnesota
  
  
• Maverick Artist
  Conversations with Theater Artist, Marty Pottenger
  Eloise de Leon
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Creating Art in the Balkans - Part 1
  Artists in Serbia who oppose their government. Isolation in Albania.
  Contemporary art in Macedonia
  Eloise de Leon,
  Belgrade, Serbia -- Skopje, Macedonia -- Tirana, Albania -- San Diego, U.S.A.
  
  
• SKART - Part 2 of Creating Art in the Balkans
  Artists continue their work during the Belgrade protests
  Eloise de Leon,
  Belgrade, Serbia -- San Diego, U.S.A.
  
  
• DAH Theater - Part 3 of Creating Art in the Balkans
  Experimental Theater in ex-Yugoslavia
  Eloise de Leon,
  Belgrade, Serbia
  
  
• Reflections of an Albanian Theater Artist
  Part 4 of Creating Art in the Balkans
  by Eloise de Leon
  Tirana, Albania -- San Diego, U.S.A.
  
  
• Generative Music -- A Talk by Brian Eno
  at the Imagination Conference
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Biography of Brian Eno
  
  
• Interview with Moctesuma Esparza
  (Film director))
  From the L.A. High School Walkouts to "Selena" and "The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca"
  by Victor Payan,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Once upon a time ...
  A "politoon" by Tom Ferguson
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Wings Soaked in Molasses
  by Darnell Fine
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Media as a Weapon:
  New Orleans’ 2-Cent
  Jordan Flaherty
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  Published in In Motion Magazine June 12, 2009
  
  
• An interview with Harrell Fletcher
  Merging art, functionality and education
  Part 1 - How you understand what is important
  Part 2 - A vocabulary of possibilities
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• Interview with Gabriel Figueroa Flores Jr.
  (Photographer)
  Gabriel Figueroa is considered the fourth of the three top Mexican muralists
  by Fred Salas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Lo que’l Vagabundo Significa Para Mi
  What The Vagabond Means to Me
  (Music)
  Roberto Flores
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Women in La Familia / Family Ritual
  Leticia | Linda | Lorenza (Mom)
  Photography and Text by
  Javier "Heavy" Francisco / Edited by Therese Cervas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Men in La Familia / Family Ritual
  Rafael | David | Brothers | Raymond (Dad)
  Photography and Text by
  Javier "Heavy" Francisco / Edited by Therese Cervas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Interview with Vicky Funari
  Director of Paulina discusses independent filmmaking and
  the impact of the film on its creators and its audience
  Fred Salas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Haiti, after Pat Robertson
  by Karen Garrbrant
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Six Poems
  And An Essay About Them
  by Stan Galloway
  Bridgewater, Virginia
  Published in In Motion Magazine October 20, 2012
  
  
• "Don't Throw Me in the Briar Patch"
  An Interview with Adella Gautier
  (Storyteller)
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• The Drongo Bird --
  as told by Adella Adella the Storytella,
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• This Just In
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine July 21, 2008
  
  
• Struggling With Class
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine April 20, 2008
  
  
• One in A Hundred & Twenty in a Hundred
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine March 30, 2008
  
  
• Three Decades of African Popular Theater
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• The Law of Unintended Consequences
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Cultural Responses To Social Conditions
  from "New Creative Community"
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine February 19, 2007
  
  
• Schoolhouse to Jailhouse
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Varieties of Otherness
  (of the niqab or Hasidic gear or baggy jeans)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Another !@#*& Learning Opportunity
  (The Center for Arts and Culture Folds)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Cultural Complexity
  "The privileged who are driving globalization
  see only themselves ..."
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Making The World Safe for Hollywood
  (U.S. votes against Convention on the Protection and Promotion
  of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Speak and Doublespeak
  (about public cultural funding)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Culture Wars, Round Two
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• When Will We Ever Learn?
  (About the Arts, the Rand Corporation, and PBS)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Cine '98 - A Step Toward Cine Revolución
  The San Diego / Baja California Latino Film Festival
  by Omar Gonzalez,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• First Writing Since
  (Poem on Crisis of Terror)
  by Suheir Hammad
  New York, New York
  
  
• Guardians of the Flame
  by Cherice Harrison-Nelson
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• A client recovering from a 30-year battle with heroin
  (in English) (in Japanese)
  Asami Hashirano
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Sharecropper's Pantoum
  by M. Ayodele Heath
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine May 19, 2010
  
  
• San Francisco Art Gallery Attacked for Displaying Political Art
  And the poem "Defiant"
  by Jack Hirschman
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• An interview with Shannon Hummel
  From a movement standpoint - Dance
  Part 1 - People in isolated rural communities
  Part 2 - An impact on the community
  Harlan County, Kentucky
  
  
• The Far East Side . . .
  Interview with musician/composer Jason Hwang
  New York, New York
  
  
• 2 Poems by Immani B.
  Remnants of the Trade
  Sweet Black - A Poem for Apryl
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Autumn Moon
  Poem and illustration
  Ken Inugai-Yamada
  Berkeley, California
  
  
• Where, Oh Where, Are the Black Male Performance Artists? (excerpt)
  Homer Jackson,
  Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  
  
• From Selma, Alabama to Hollywood, California:
  -- A Thirty-One Year Struggle for Fairness and Inclusion in the American Dream
  An Open Letter to the Entertainment Community
  Rev. Jesse L. Jackson
  Washington, D.C.
  
  
• Martyrs of the Revolution of the People
  Colombia, South America
  A poem by Ja A. Jahannes
  Savannah, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine February 4, 2011
  
  
• With This Faith:
  Requiem For Martin Luther King, Jr.
  by Ja A. Jahannes
  Savannah, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine January 14, 2011
  
  
• Dreamtime Keeper
  Interview with Native American Poet Ron Welburn
  Interview by Ja A. Jahannes
  Savannah, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine November 25, 2010
  
  
• Manuel Zapata Olivella –
  South America's Voice of African Consciousness
  Interview by Ja A. Jahannes
  Photo by Magdalena Agüero
  Bogotá, Colombia
  Published in In Motion Magazine October 11, 2010
  
  
• Afghanistan and Pakistan
  – Another View
  by Ja A. Jahannes
  Savannah, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine October 4, 2010
  
  
• My children have never known peace
  (Poetry)
  Ja A. Jahannes
  Savannah, Georgia
  
  
• An interview with composers Jon Jang and James Newton
  Part 1 - On the creation of "When Sorrow Turns to Joy"
  Part 2 - The Spiritual Tributary
  Interview by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• A Conversation with Jon Jang and Francis Wong
  10th Anniversary of Asian Improv
  San Francisco, California
  Part 1 - Founding an Independent Recording Label
  Part 2 - Cultural Synthesis / A Global International Context
  Part 3 - The Legacy of Overcoming Obstacles
  Part 4 - We want to bring our culture to people in our music
  Part 5 - The major works and recordings of Jon Jang and Francis Wong
  
  
• An interview with Stephanie Juno
  (Performance artist))
  Part 1 - Little Glimmers of Beauty
  Part 2 - Uncharted waters
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• An Interview with M. Ayodele Heath
  by Collin Kelley
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Siege
  (Poetry)
  by Collin Kelley
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Leverage Lost --The Nonprofit Arts in the Post-Ford Era
  (An in-depth study of the funding of the arts in the U.S.)
  Part 1 - The Pre-Ford Era: Industrial Revolution to 1957
  Part 2 - The Ford Era (1957-1990: Leverage Gained)
  Part 3 - The Post-Ford Era (1990 to Present): Leverage Lost
  Part 4 - Footnotes
  John Kreidler
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• An interview with Suzanne Lacy
  Art and Advocacy
  Part 1 - Expansive in its sense of community
  Part 2 - Breaking all kinds of frames
  near Elkhorn City, Kentucky
  
  
• A Great Day at an American Night
  by Joe Lambert
  Ashland, Oregon
  
  
• Spike Lee -- Independent Filmmaker
  at the Imagination Conference
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• For the Love of Family #2
  by Tonia J. Leon
  with photography by Barry Weiser
  Huntington, New York
  Published in In Motion Magazine December 4, 2007
  
  
• For the Love of Family
  by Tonia J. Leon
  (with photography by Barry Weiser)
  Huntington, New York
  
  
• Community-directed Television
  An interview with Anne Lewis
  40 videos about the Appalachian people
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• Eyes to Image
  (A Photo Essay)
  "My life, my Chinatown and our lives, our Chinatown ..."
  Pauline Liang
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Remembering Toni
  Remembering and Honoring Toni Cade Bambara
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine December 20, 2014
  
  
• Interview with Alice Lovelace:
  Accept The Responsibility
  Part 1:
  Part of the Process / Organized Chaos
  Part 2:
  Education, Poetry, And The Nuance That Is Left Out
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine July 22, 2012
  
  
• Harriet Rising
  Public Art in Atlanta
  by Alice Lovelace and Lisa Tuttle
  (Part 1- The Project)
  Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Women Watch Afrika Inc.
  A Poem by Alice Lovelace
  Harriet Rising: Public Art in Atlanta
  (Part 2 - A Poem)
  
  
• Armed With Art
  by Alice Lovelace
  Decatur, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine October 11, 2010
  
  
• Poems of Solidarity for Haiti
  Winning Poems Chosen
  by Alice Lovelace, Armed with Art
  and In Motion Magazine
  Published in In Motion Magazine May 19, 2010
  
  
• Hope Springs Institute's
  Women's Poetry and Performance Retreat
  Introduction by Alice Lovelace
  Peebles, Ohio
  
  Article by Chauncey Beaty,
  Rita J. Andrews, and Suzanne Stevens
  Poetry by
  April S., Rhythm, and Leigh Ann DiDomenico
  
  
• Seizing the Reins
  Part of Volume 2:
  Does The Lightbulb Want To Be Changed?
  Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine May 31, 2009
  
  
• praise the lowly ones
  (poetry)
  Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine February 14, 2009
  
  
• Alice Lovelace Interviews the ReadNex Poetry Squad
  with poetry by Decora
  I Write / Images of Santa Ana
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine April 12, 2008
  

• Katrina and the United States Social Forum (USSF)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine April 6, 2007
  

• What the U.S. Social Forum Means to Me
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine November 22, 2006
  

• From Chaos To Clarity: The Price To Be Paid
  Closing Keynote at the 21st Annual Meeting
  National Performance Network
  by Alice Lovelace
  Miami, Florida
  
  

• Getting Ready for School --
  Teaching Artist's Checklist
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Art Changes
  Keynote speech at the conference
  The Art of Juvenile Justice: Innovative Practices for Transforming Youth
  by Alice Lovelace
  Louisville, Kentucky
  
  
• This One's For You
  (Poetry)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Building Artistic Communities
  Speech delivered to the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts Conference
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Story in Art and Mediation
  Chapter 1 Introduction "Art, Race and Dialogue"
  Chapter 2 Literature Review: Story in an arts context, in American culture, in mediation
  Chapter 3 Stories of Tulsa (Needs Assessment)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• The Tulsa Riot of 1921
  Part 1 - Africans in Western Territory
  Part 2 - The 1921 Riot to today
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta. Georgia
  
  
• The Arts in Alternative Education
  Alice Lovelace
  Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  Part 1 - Introduction / What is Identity?
  Part 2 - Who Ends Up In Alternative Education?
  Part 3 - The Multiple Paths To Knowing
  
  
• Black as I Want to Be
  Notes from My Journal
  Poem: Mobee Family Slave Relics House
  by Alice Lovelace
  Badagry, Nigeria
  
  
• Community-based Art
  An interview with Alice Lovelace by StudioTulsa
  "It should not be a unique thing to be an artist." 
  Tulsa, Oklahoma
  
  
• Bud to Bloom #4 - Poetry
  (For Jikki: On the occasion of celebrating a union of 22 years.
  Strong in the ways of love.)
  Atlanta, Georgia
  

• Poetry by Alice Lovelace
  Tomahawk Poem, Remembering My Birth,
  & Bud to Bloom #3
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Three Poems by Alice Lovelace
  July 7 at 7 Stages --
  Imani Dances Before She Walks / Exile / Winter
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• A Brief History of Theater Forms
  (from Aristotle to Brecht, Baraka, O'Neal and Boal)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta. Georgia
  
  
• In Praise of Toni Cade Bambara
  An article and poem in memory of the noted writer, editor and teacher
  (including audio and video Quicktime files)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta. Georgia
  
  
• Toni Bambara's books help to mend the world
  The Willamina High School Class of 2000
  Willamina, Oregon
  
  
• America's True Reggae Rebel
  Jikki & the Stonefish Posse
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta. Georgia
  
  
• Alice Lovelace poetry reviewed
  A review by Gary Alan Fine,
  Athens, Georgia
  
  
• 5 Poems
  Shattered / Patriotic Poem / Civil War / Jeopardy / Breath Wish
  by Tamara Madison
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine May 25, 2008
  
  
• An interview with John Malpede
  A good survival strategy - Theater
  Part 1 - Mobilizing homeless people
  Part 2 - The extractive economy
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• Strategies for Cultural Enfranchisement
  Edsel Matthews,
  Oakland, Califonia
  
  
• An interview with performance artist and teacher Robbie McCauley
  Part 1 - People's Sense of Place
  Part 2 - Resonating these stories
  Pennington Gap, Virginia
  
  
• Oscar López Rivera:
  A Hero Comes Home
  Barack Obama commutes the Puerto Rican
  independence fighter’s sentence
  by mariana mcdonald
  Published in In Motion Magazine February 27, 2017
  
  
• Brushstrokes for Liberation:
  The Art of Oscar López Rivera
  by mariana mcdonald
  Published in In Motion Magazine July 9, 2015
  
  
• Witches, Bitches, and Niggers:
  What Happens When Society Does Not Realize
  the Innate Socio-Political Nature of Art?
  C. Liegh McInnis
  Jackson, Mississippi
  Published in In Motion Magazine October 20, 2012
  
  
• The Lyrics of Prince Rogers Nelson
  A literary look at a creative, musical poet, philosopher, and storyteller
  Extracts from the book by C. Liegh McInnis, Jr.
  Jackson, Mississippi
  
  
• The New African American Writers of Mississippi
  C. Liegh McInnis
  Jackson, Mississippi
  
  
• The Importance of Teaching Cultural Diversity in College World Literature Courses
  by C. Liegh McInnis
  Jackson, Mississippi
  
  
• An interview with Nobuko Miyamoto
  Performing Arts, Obon, Yoga and Martial Arts
  Part 1 - Like Griots
  Part 2 - Strip mines and strip malls
  Pennington Gap, Virginia
  
  
• Andrew Nagem: A Community Sculptor
  "Taking a piece of clay and transforming it into something beautiful."
  Interview by Fred Salas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Fairness in the Media Facts
  National Rainbow Coalition
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Interview with Johnny Nguyen
  Taking Photos of Occupy:
  Beautiful. Historic.
  San Diego, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine May 6, 2012
  
  
• Occupy: Beautiful. Historic.
  Series of Photographs by Johnny Nguyen
  (Series of 21)
  San Diego, California and around the U.S.
  Published in In Motion Magazine May 6, 2012
  
  
• Nature and Us -- Who could own this blue planet Earth?
  - A Play -
  Masako Ogawa
  St. Louis, Missouri
  
  
• Jim Pepper Legacy in Recorded Music: A Treasure Chest
  Discography of saxophonist Jim Pepper's music
  by Jim Olding,
  Portland, Oregon
  
  
• VOODOO//bu$h coup
  (Poetry)
  In honor of the 200th Anniversary of Haiti’s Revolution
  by Ewuare Osayande
  Camden, New Jersey
  
  
• "Listen to your own voice!"
  An interview with Sandra Osawa
  (Native American independent filmmaker)
  by Victor Payan,
  Seattle, Washington & San Diego, California
  
  
• "My Year of Meats" by Ruth L. Ozeki
  A book review
  by Nora Cody
  Oakland, California
  (cross-referenced from the Healthcare section)
  
  
• San Diego Celebrates May Day
  With A Broad Coalition Of Unions And Community Organizations
  Series of 12 Photos by Nic Paget-Clarke
  San Diego, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine - May 9, 2012
  
  
• Speaking Out At The United States Social Forum
  20 Glimpses
  Photography by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Self-Employed Vegetable Sellers
  (8 photographs)
  by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
  
  
• Images of No War
  "This is what democracy looks like"
  by Nic Paget-Clarke
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Waiting To Start Work
  (7 photographs)
  by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Johannesburg, South Africa
  
  
• Quetzal Live
  (6 photographs)
  by Nic Paget-Clarke
  El Sereno, California
  
  
• A Grain Freighter
  4 photographs by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Galveston, Texas
  
  
• Escaping the Heat Wave
  Two photographs by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Galveston, Texas
  
  
• Shapes, Textures, and Work
  Four Photos by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Houston, Texas
  
  
• An interview with Beijing Opera artists
  Pan Yong Ling, Li Jin Ping, Li Hong Mei, and Wang Hong
  Part 1 - "Arts are unlimited. You never stop learning."
  Part 2 - If you don’t know the tradition -- how can you do something new?
  Interview by Nic Paget-Clarke
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• "It Takes Guts to Make a Democracy"
  An Interview with Montana farmers Ralph and Myrna Paulus
  about storytelling circles, the arts and democracy.
  Choteau, Montana
  
  
• Stigmata - A Novel
  Chapter 3: June 1994 - Tuskegee
  Phyllis Alesia Perry
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Two Poems
  (movement poem)
  Brukman
  by Maria Poblet
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Poems of Solidarity for Haiti
  Free PDF download of 126-page collection
  Published in In Motion Magazine January 22, 2011
  
  
• The Origin of Birth,
  The Redemption of Its Children
  (Poetry)
  by PhoenixYZ
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Interview with Film Director Lourdes Portillo
  "Not just the pyramids and menudo"
  Interview by Fred Salas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Lourdes Portillo -
  Filmography / Awards / Exhibitions / Screenings
  
  
• Alice & Zora: An Interview with Valerie Boyd and Evelyn C. White
  (Biographies of Alice Walker and Zora Neale Hurston)
  by Felicia Pride
  Boston, Massachusetts
  
  
• The Virgin Sister’s Song
  (Poetry)
  by Mark Prudowsky
  Asheville, North Carolina
  
  
• Interview with Quetzal
  (Music)
  Forging the Sound of the New Millennium
  Interview by Chris Gonzalez Clarke
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Million Plus Remain Homeless and Displaced in Haiti:
  One Year After Quake
  by Bill Quigley and Jeena Shah
  New Orleans, Louisiana and Port au Prince, Haiti
  Published in In Motion Magazine January 22, 2011
  
  
• Interview with artist Jose Ramirez
  -- Contemporary Latino life in Los Angeles --
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Inside the River of Poetry
  by Louis Reyes Rivera
  New York, New York
  
  
• WAI
  (four poems in one)
  by Pablo Rodriguez
  Modesto, California
  
  
• Tomorrow's Toussaints
  by Kalamu ya Salaam
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Todos Los Muertos
  A post-9/11 poem
  by Abel Salas
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Pots and Pans in the William Reed Corridor
  (Learning the joy of working in the community)
  by Federico Salas
  San Jose, California
  
  
• Interview with Octavia Butler
  "... one of the few African American women writing
  in the male-dominated science fiction genre"
  by Joshunda Sanders
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Million Plus Remain Homeless and Displaced in Haiti:
  One Year After Quake
  by Bill Quigley and Jeena Shah
  New Orleans, Louisiana and Port au Prince, Haiti
  Published in In Motion Magazine January 22, 2011
  
  
• Sowing the Seeds of a Culturally Diverse Community
  Mat Schwarzman
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Jazz and the Politics of Identity:
  The Musical Legacy of Jim Pepper
  by Bill Siegel
  Nashua, New Hampshire
  
  
• Jim Pepper: "The Man Who Never Sleeps"
  (Music)
  Bill Siegel
  Nashua, New Hampshire
  
  
• In Celebration of Charles Jikki Riley
  January 10, 1946 - March 24, 2003
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Theaters Against War (THAW)
  after the New Orleans
  National Convergence of Artists, Educators and Organizers
  by Sophia Skiles
  New York, New York
  
  
• Ayiti
  by April 'AP' Smith
  Decatur Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine May 19, 2010
  
  
• Interview with Herb E. Smith,
  Appalachian video documentary-maker
  Appalachians Speak for Themselves
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• "This is a Bronx-bound Number Four Train.
  Mind the closing doors."
  by Lanny Smith
  New York, New York
  
  
• Interview with musician/composer Jeff Song
  Rules of Engagement
  Boston, Massachusetts
  
  
• From the Circle of Thunder to the Blood Moon
  Susan Stewart
  Bozeman, Montana
  
  
• Faces and Places
  Part 1: Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
  by Leon Sun
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Four Serigraph Posters
  Malcolm, Palestine, El Salvador, New World Order
  Leon Sun
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Lao Zhoushan (Old Zhoushan)
  six poems & six photographs
  by Leon Sun
  Zhoushan, China and San Francisco, U.S.A.
  
  
• Two Days and A Lifetime in Shanghai
  Personal Recollections and a Photo Essay
  Part 1 August 31, 1994
  Part 2 September 1, 1994, and
  Part 3: Notes on Hong Kong Rejoining China
  Leon Sun
  Shanghai, China & San Francisco, California
  
  
• Looking Out
  A Collection of Photographs and Poems
  Leon Sun
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• C above C above High C:
  A Complicated Smile for Louis/in memory
  by José Torres-Tama
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  Published in In Motion Magazine December 19, 2010
  
  
• Interview with performance and visual artist
  Jose Torres Tama
  ". . . a satirical and ominous vision of a techno-pop U.S. TV culture."
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• We Are Partiots With Dark Faces
  Written and Performed by
  Jose Torres Tama
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• Power or Prison
  by Judith Tannenbaum
  San Francisco, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine April 4, 2007
  
  
• Two African American brothers express themselves
  through graphic illustrations
  Phillip and Peter Temple
  Vallejo, California
  
  
• No Mo ' Barrio Blues
  (Poetry)
  by Piri Thomas
  El Cerrito, California
  
  
• Interview with Piri Thomas
  Parts 1 & 2:
  The Inspiration to Write "Down These Mean Streets"
  Part 3
  Of Prisons, Wordsongs, Self-determination and Laughter
  Berkeley, California
  
  
• Born Anew at Each A.M.
  (Poetry)
  Piri Thomas
  Berkeley, California
  
  
• Zapatistas in Mexico City to promote the Indigenous Bill of Rights
  A Photo Essay
  by Danny Turner-Lloveras
  Mexico City, Mexico
  
  
• Revival
  A poem by Leslie M. Watson
  Washington, D.C.
  
  
• Four Poems by Leslie M. Watson
  As I Am ..., Miss Gracie, And the Cycle Began, Thinking about Roe
  Washington, D.C.
  
  
• Manuel Zapata Olivella –
  South America's Voice of African Consciousness
  Interview by Ja A. Jahannes
  Photo by Magdalena Agüero
  Bogotá, Colombia
  
  
• Crass Slipper Fits 'Cinderella Man'
  Film review
  by Dave Zirin