But, don't worry, this is something she works through and has to learn about herself by the end of the book. When his mom gives him some K-pop branded beauty products to help him make new friends at school, he uses this opportunity to sell them to make some money to help him apply for music colleges. Two or three artists will be invited to participate in a residency hosted by The Ceramic House during June. These first Korean Stratocasters were recognizable by a very light silver serial number that started with E7, E1, or E9 (or, rarely, also E2 and E8) and by a small rectangular sticker attached to the neck heel and to the neck pocket.

We are travelling up to Stoke-on-Trent to collect our work from BCB in a couple of weeks and will be meeting the artistic director to talk about the next BCB in 2019. Sung Eum factory also used serial numbers that started with E9, but it was possible to distinguish them from those used on guitars manufactured in the Young Chang factory because the serial numbers used on guitars manufacatured in Sung Eum were always black. Valerie could be frustrating at times, but her business is all she has and she doesn't know what to do if it fails.

This short documentary traces the cross-cultural, multi-faceted project that took place over the course of a year in the UK and Korea.

Socially awkward, yet equipped with a seemingly encyclopedic brain, the young girl’s journey through the complexities of race, gender, and identity hits a fork in the road when she discovers she’s not entirely human…yet.He loves playing saxophone, he has a dream to enroll in a music school--but his father does not approve of this. What set it apart from the typical YA rom-cons was that it dealt with issues such as what it feels to be a diaspora kid, the pressure from Asian parents to pursue something they want you to and embracing the imperfections in life. Originally from no place in particular, they’ve lived in Italy, Singapore, England, Norway, Texas, Vermont, and Brooklyn, before settling in Kingston, New York.