Immigrant Report is an online publication celebrating the immigrants of this country through their stories, art, and ideas.
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A film about a film that couldn’t be made; Karim recounts his journey when an accident stopped his shoot and the story that developed instead. An exclusive clip.
From the underground clubs of divided Berlin to today’s US/Mexican border, multi-hyphenate Carrie Beehan maps the stories of the displaced through visceral, personal art.
Like waking from a dream, Alba Páramo’s printmaking traces deep currents of symbolism through Tibetan art, pre-Columbian mythology, and her own life to pull you into a world at once familiar and strange.
“I notice that when I speak in my respective languages, I almost transform in tone and personhood.” An interview with the book writer of the bilingual musical Azul Otra Vez (Blue, Revisited)
“Who is she? Look longer. What is she thinking? Look deeper. The enigmatic oil paintings of New York-based artist Aya Ogasawara…” An Interview
New York reveals itself through the writing and photography of Santiago Pochat
Noella Borie introduces her newest animation - the metaphysical and deeply moving experimental short Infinite Universe. Watch it now!
“We think of music as the third language in this piece….” Jacinta Clusellas’s music and reflections on the creation of Azul Otra Vez.
Changing expectations through art: portraits and interviews with 16 immigrant women in New York: “You can never imagine where these women are coming from and what their stories are.”
“Language also contains culture; there are things that cannot be translated…” A conversation with Tatiana Pandiani on creating multilingual theater.
"Samba / Has always been a way / For Brazilians / To try to make sense / Of the things we can't say."
A poem and discussion on love and dance.
There are currently 15 seconds of the animated film Love At War. And those 15 seconds involved 155 hand-drawn watercolors and over 350 hours of work. But that is the job she signed up for...
ROSA is a dramatic short film that explores the societal norms that are fueled by deeply engraved class divisions in Colombian society.
Photographer Steven Tong discusses his art and shares the deeply personal photography of California Dream
After leaving academia, an immigrant turns to the language of poetry. A selection of previously published work and a new poem - for her homeland.
Teow Lim Goh's Islanders is poetry that blends politics and intimacy through the histories of Chinese immigrants and her own legacy.
A portrait series: "I wanted my project to be a means of looking more deeply into our definition and assumptions about the term immigrant."
a comic blog chronicling our day-to-day antics as a newly-wedded, nerdy, interracial couple.
