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Loading... Part Asian, 100% Hapaby Kip Fulbeck
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. The decision to photograph people from the neck up with little to no makeup, jewelery, clothing, or accessories, provides both a simple and complex portrait of identity. With the interesting range of responses from his subjects and his beautiful, unadorned photographs, Fulbek's collection ultimately celebrates diversity as it explores a range of perspectives on biracial and Asian identity. Each spread includes a picture of a subject and a personal statement written by them (and in their own handwriting) about what it means to be part Asian. A beautiful collection of images and thoughts. Thoughts and comments on identity by people of asian-and-other ethnic background. Thought-provoking. "Hapa" is a Hawaiian word to describe people of mixed race, and it's a better term than most of the alternatives - "mixed" for instance, I hate that. no reviews | add a review
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