Samsara
Written and directed by Ron Ficke, Samsara is a non-narrative film sequel to the highly acclaimed 1992 film Baraka. Filmed over a period of five years in twenty five countries on five continents, Samsara transports us to the “wonders of our world, from the mundane to the miraculous, looking into the unfathomable reaches of man’s [...]
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Marie Claire – Alexandra Collins
Canadian fashion model Alexandra Collins takes us on a trip to the Orient Express with French monthly women’s magazine, Marie Claire for South Africa’s December 2011 issue. As part of ‘The Orient Express’ spread, Alexandra Collins is photographed amidst a backdrop of cherry blossoms while wearing loose fitting pieces, nature prints and a kimono. The [...]
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Intel Visual Life – 80 Impression
Silicon Valley-based semiconductor chip manufacturer, Intel has teamed up with advertising agency, Amsterdam Worldwide for a series of blogger films called Intel Visual Life. The series showcases top bloggers focusing on the effects that technology and how it has transformed their work, both personally and professionally. “The people you know, the places you visit, the [...]
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Multiracial In America: Part 2
Award-winning journalist, Sharon Carpenter of New York’s flagship station, WPIX-TV (Channel 11) takes a personal perspective on growing up multiracial in America with her new series, Multiracial in America. Being the fastest growing demographic in the United States, Sharon Carpenter asks several biracial and multiracial individuals to share their stories of growing up multiracial in [...]
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Multiracial In America: Part 1
Award-winning journalist, Sharon Carpenter of New York’s flagship station, WPIX-TV (Channel 11) takes a personal perspective on growing up multiracial in America with her new series, Multiracial in America. Being the fastest growing demographic in the United States, Sharon Carpenter asks several biracial and multiracial individuals to share their stories of growing up multiracial in [...]
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Kissing Outside the Lines
Kissing Outside the Lines: A True Story of Love and Race and Happily Ever After by Diane Farr is a candid exploration of interracial marriages in America. Told through the viewpoint of her own experience of dating, marrying, and creating a family with someone from a race and culture different from her own, Diane Farr [...]
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Young and Mixed in America
“College campuses across the United States are seeing more mixed-race students than ever before. They are leading a sea of change in how we think about race and ethnicity.” Link, Link
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Tap Translate iPhone/ Android App
Tap Translate, iPhone/ Android application by Ronen Drihem is a mobile translator tool that translates foreign languages through the phone’s safari/android web browser. Supporting 56 languages, Tap Translate instantly translates words while browsing the web without the need to switch into an application. Translation from words all the way to entire web pages are supported [...]
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Google Translate iPhone/ Android App
Google Translate, iPhone/ Android application by Google introduces an official mobile translator tool, built upon Google’s Google Translate HTML5 web app launched in August of 2008. In addition to translating a word or phrase into more than 50 languages features on the web app, Google Translate’s new application accepts speech-to-speech translation for 15 languages and [...]
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Hapa Voice
Hapa Voice website was created as a celebration of multiracial Asian identity. Inspired by Kip Fulbeck’s, The Hapa Project, Hapa Voice is a photo blog, awareness project, educational resource, and discussion forum all in one. Created by Erica Johnson, Hapa Voice began as a means to create a unified community where people of multiracial heritage [...]
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