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Gennifer M Hirano, asianprincess.
Email gmh@asianprincessartifacts.com
Website http://www.asianprincessartifacts.com >> This web site features photos of the artist's work.

Personal Statement: The website for asianprincess artifacts represents the multi-disciplinary artwork of asian american female queer sex worker sexual assault survivor activist and educator Gennifer M. Hirano, asianprincess. asianprincessartifacts.com>>

Current Work
"Spamela Anderson Leilani Mai Tai Lee" your aloha industry tour guide through the Hawaiian islands of paradise is an ironic and entertaining performance art piece about the illegal acquistion of our 50th state.
1-900-asianprincess is a short film that received a "revisionist award" at the San Francisco sex worker film festival. It is a pseudo infomercial fantasy of an outcall stripper, and it kicks butt, literally.
Short Bio
Gennifer M. Hirano, asianprincess has been showing her visual and performance art work in galleries and art spaces for 7+ years. She has shown and performed in Sydney, Australia, Minneapolis, and is heading to perform in Saskatchewan, Canada in May.

Her visual art consists of digital photo images of her character asianprincess in various themes and settings. She then creates "artifacts" out of these images which may look like a large wall mural framed in wood and barbed wire or a mock car calendar complete with personal autograph.
Her spoken word songs are usually done "out of character" sans wig and fake eyelashes and speak more directly about the politics of violence against women, war and peace, and sex workers rights. She graduated from UC Berkeley and currently works as an artist, activist and K-12 educator for schools all over the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Contact
32739 Fairfield Street
Union City, CA
94587
Artist Location
San Francisco, CA

Type of artist
Arts Educator, Designer(graphic), Writer, Performer, Painter/Sculptor

General Themes
Activism/Social Justice, Feminism/Gender Issues, Sexuality, Work/Business/Labor, Race/Ethnicity/Cultural Identity
Keywords
sexual assault abuse survivor queer sex worker
Last updated on January 2nd, 2004

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