Remembering Fred Ho: The Legacy of Afro Asian Futurism

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Arts and Performance Studies Theatre and Performance Studies Asian American and Pacific Histories

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What is Afro Asia? What are the political and cultural connections between Black Americans and Asian Americans? What does jazz have to do with martial arts? In 1997 Fred Ho began creating a series of Afro Asian jazz martial arts performance pieces that brought together a synthesis of martial arts practitioners, dancers, and jazz artists, reflecting the legacy of the Bandung Conference of 1955.

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