Press – Nic Cha Kim

Tumblr Art Spotlight

First, I started with Facebook… Then added Twitter. Most recently, I’ve been using Tumblr which allows me to push out to both Facebook and Twitter. Considering I’m managing 3 accounts (myself, Niche.LA, Gallery Row), Tumblr was by far the best option.

Tumblr is like halfway between Facebook and Twitter, but a lot more artistic and without the advertising. Anyway, my Niche.LA Blog was just included in the Art Spotlight and we’re getting lots of new followers…

Thank you Tumblr! This has only motivated me to curate better video art more consistently all day long.

New Video: White House AAPI Initiative “What’s Your Story?”

White House AAPI Initiative “What’s Your Story?”

LOS ANGELES, CA – On Oct 30, 2011, Niche.LA Video Art submits new video “Nic Cha Kim, Founder of Gallery Row” to the White House AAPI Initiative “What’s Your Story?” video challenge. Seeking stories about Asian-American community activists, Nic Cha Kim hopes to represent Downtown LA in Washington DC. A select few will be invited to the White House to attend a briefing concerning AAPI Issues.

Profiled in Asiance Magazine!

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Check me out! My work is profiled in Asiance Magazine. Never in my wildest imagination did I ever think I’d be profiled in an Asian women’s fashion rag. That’s clever!

photo by Kent S. Hwang

Downtown LA Art Walk: Yes, There is Culture in Cali

Just saw this story posted about Gallery Row in SlamScene.

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Gallery Row – Los Angeles Success Story

Just saw this story called Gallery Row – Los Angeles Success Story… well, it’s not a story but an advertisement for IET Downtown. Interesting to me how they’re using our story to sell real estate. I just want to sell art.

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Game Art: Eric Medine’s “Christ Killa”

Game Art: Eric Medine’s “Christ Killa”

The 2007 Niche.LA show Christ Killa gets mentioned in this story.

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New Signs Are Wayfinders For Gallery Owners

New Signs Are Wayfinders For Gallery Owners

The new Gallery Row signs get noticed by BlogDowntown. A little annoyed with this post considering nobody contacted us for the story, but instead interviewed someone who had nothing to do with the project. Not to mention, the signs are for visitors, not the gallery owners. We already know where the galleries are.

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