Kultura Dallas is built on a straightforward belief: Asian American life in DFW serious critical attention. This attention takes more than celebration and documentation.
We are asking for the type of attention that asks what a film, a song, an event, and a community means, what it costs, and what is recovers.
About
History, Theory, Archives
A Combination of Reviews, Responses, and Reflections behind the history, culture, oral histories and documentary work
Public Facing and Accessible Thoughts
Community Reflections
Coverage and Critical Responses to DFW Asian American Events, Exhibitions, and Public Programming
Events, Lectures, and Speaker Sessions
Critical Writing
Popular Culture, Independence, and On The Ground Reviews
Essays, Reviews, and Cultural Criticism about Asian American Film, Television, Music, Art, and Community Life
What We Publish
Kultura Dallas Writings: 1200 Words
What Sets Us Apart
Asian American criticism has the platforms, publications, and institutions that shape the discourse concentrated on two coasts — and they reflect that concentration in what they cover, who they publish, and what they treat as central.
Kultura Dallas is a public platform for critical writing about Asian American culture, rooted in Dallas–Fort Worth, edited by a Filipino American scholar, and committed to the questions that get asked when you build something outside the expected places.