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- Kollaboration (NPO)
- History Kollaboration L.A.
- Notable Artists/judges
- Expansion
- Media Kollaboration at SXSW 2017
- Kollaboration Empower[6]
- Kollaboration STAR Showcases[8]
- 2000 Los Angeles
- 2001 Los Angeles
- 2002 Los Angeles
- 2003 Los Angeles
- 2004 Los Angeles
- 2005 Los Angeles Los Angeles All Stars
- 2006 Los Angeles
- 2007 Los Angeles
- 2008 Los Angeles Los Angeles (Acoustic)
- 2009 Los Angeles
- 2010 Houston Los Angeles Los Angeles (Acoustic) San Francisco Seattle[10] Washington D.C.
- 2011 Atlanta Boston Houston Los Angeles Los Angeles (Acoustic) New York San Francisco Seattle Washington D.C.
- 2012 Atlanta Boston[11] Chicago Dallas Honolulu Houston Los Angeles New York San Francisco Seattle Toronto Washington D.C.
- 2013 Atlanta Boston Chicago Dallas Honolulu Houston Los Angeles New York San Francisco Seattle Toronto Washington D.C.
- 2014 Boston Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Washington D.C.
- 2015 Dallas Boston Los Angeles
- References
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|caption = Kollaboration 8 at the Orpheum Theatre (Los Angeles), 2008
|location = Various - United States, Canada
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|first = 2000
|founders = Paul "PK" Kim
|dates = Various
|frequency = Annual
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|website = {{url|http://kollaboration.org/}}
}} Kollaboration (NPO) Kollaboration is an official non-profit organization, annual talent showcase, and grassroots movement to disrupt the status quo of mainstream media. It is an Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) organization and movement founded in 2000 by Executive Director Paul "PK" Kim. History Stand-up comedian Paul "PK" Kim founded Kollaboration in 2000[1][2] as a platform for aspiring Korean American artists to share their talents and pursue those "impossible" and "unrealistic" creative careers. Over time, the Los Angeles-based talent competition and showcase spread to several other cities in North America and became a pan-Asian Pacific Islander movement and official 501c3 non-profit organization in 2006. Kollaboration L.A. The first Kollaboration was produced by a small group of Korean American college student and young adult volunteers. These volunteers worked for nearly a year to put together a show that featured rappers, singers, dos and dancers from the Orange and Los Angeles counties. Each show hosts an open audition for any and all types of APIA talents with the only requirement being at least one member of each auditioning act must be of some APIA background. They usually attract about 100 auditions, from which staff members collectively select the top 8-10 acts to perform and compete at the Kollaboration event in front of a live audience, including media executives and significant APIA celebrities. A grand prize is awarded to the top performer(s), usually chosen by audience reaction and celebrity guest judges. Over time, Kollaboration has expanded its reach by incorporating smaller shows throughout the year including: - Kollaboration Star
- Kollaboration Classical
- Kollaboration Acoustic
Notable Artists/judges Many notable artists have volunteered to judge at Kollaboration shows such as: John Cho, Sung Kang, Grace Park, DJ Shy, Perry Shen, Janet Choi, Shin Koyamada and Helie Lee. Kollaboration has also been known to have special performers like Far East Movement, DJ Rocky Rock, Jo Koy, Aj Rafael, Run River North, Mike Song, Mike B, Clara C, David Choi, Kina Grannis and more. Expansion Beginning in 2003, additional chapters began to form in Chicago, New York, Toronto, Canada, Atlanta and Washington, respectively, with national and international requests for more chapters being received regularly. Today Kollaboration has a total of 15 chapters. - Kollaboration Los Angeles
- Kollaboration San Francisco
- Kollaboration Honolulu (inactive)
- Kollaboration Detroit
- Kollaboration Seattle
- Kollaboration New York
- Kollaboration Boston (inactive)
- Kollaboration Houston
- Kollaboration Dallas
- Kollaboration Atlanta
- Kollaboration Washington D.C.
- Kollaboration Chicago
- Kollaboration Toronto
- Kollaboration Minneapolis
- Kollaboration Tulsa (inactive)
Media The website www.kollaboration.org has received for 3.5 million visitors with a daily average of 2000+ visitors, and spikes that have reached 40,000 visitors in one day. [https://www.youtube.com/user/kollaboration00 Kollaboration’s YouTube channel] also reaches a large audience with its podcasts and highlight videos from Kollaboration events. Several former performers such as David Elsewhere, Steve Terada, Far East Movement and Jo Koy have gone on to be featured in major Hollywood films, television shows and advertising campaigns for prominent worldwide corporations. Kollaboration at SXSW 2017 In 2017, Kollaboration was a part of hosting the panel "Asian Americans Break the Silence and Stereotypes" at the 2017 SXSW festival,[3] the first of its kind at the festival. With Phil You (aka Angry Asian Man blogger), comedian Jenny Yang, and actor Dante Basco, the panelists discussed Asian representation in entertainment and media. Kollaboration also helped host SXSW's first Asian American Showcase[4] featuring talent from Kollaboration's network of alum including Run River North, Big Phony, Melissa Polinar, and Megan Lee. The concert and panel was featured on NPR's "All Things Considered."[5] Kollaboration Empower[6] The Kollaboration EMPOWER conference was first held in the fall of 2015[7]. It is an event where API youth and young professionals gather to learn directly from some of the community’s most inspirational professionals. At EMPOWER, attendees are able to explore creative career paths, industries, and best practices to apply in pursuing creative careers or aspirations. Kollaboration STAR Showcases[8] The Kollaboration STAR showcase began in 2012, featuring seven different finalists from different Kollaboration branches all over the United States. Each finalist had won their city's showcase and came out to Los Angeles to compete for a chance to win cash and other prizes. That first ever show was held at the Alex Theater, in part with MNet.[9] Four special guest judges and other performances helped form the standard Kollaboration STAR showcase that continues on today. 2000 Los Angeles - Counter Culture
- Amy Choi
- Michelle Chung
- Gemini
- DJ Young
- DJ Lynk
- MC David Yun
- MC Menace
- Civil Rios
- VIM
- K-OS
- Legacy
- DVS
2001 Los Angeles - Poser
- Style
- Brenda
- Carol
- Mystiq
- Breakdown
- Fanta-C
- XN
- Roy
2002 Los Angeles - Burning Tree Projekt
- illagain
- Julie Park
- JK
- RBC
- J-Hoon
- Divine
- Kandice
- Slant
- Jupiter Sciples
- Uptempo
- Unbalance
2003 Los Angeles - Eric Chung
- John Lee
- Ken Oak (Oak and Gorski)
- Gary Lee
- Daniel Cho
- Steve Kim
- Daniel Lee
- BiPolar
- 213
- Far-East Movement
- Blame James
- Mary Jane
- IS'X
- Unbalance
2004 Los Angeles - Eddie Chang
- Eric Chung
- Richey Lam
- Shin-B
- Flowsik
- Agnes Dei
- Aaron's Beard
- Unbalance
- Sickstep
- LA Boppin' Crew
- FX
2005 Los Angeles - Jeet Kune Flow (Rap category winner)
- Hungry Hooligans
- Wootae Kim
- Eddie Chung (Male vocals category winner)
- Eddie Kim
- Skim (Winner) (Spoken word category winner)
- Brenda Lee
- Sarah Lim (Female vocals category winner)
- Unbalance (Dance category winner)
- Lyricks (MC battle category winner)
- Lyra Flip
- Esther Yoon
Los Angeles All Stars - Nemo
- Ken Oak Band (Oak and Gorski)
- Eric Chung
- Julie Park
- DVS
- Unbalance
- Far-East Movement
- 2Face
- Trick Step
- Paul Ji Sung Kim
2006 Los Angeles - The Oddibles
- Manifest
- Sue Jin Kim
- Wootae & PK
- Catherine Hwang
- The Pocket (Runner-up)
- Seriously (Winner)
- Quest
- Toronto
- Terry Im and KRNFX (Runner-up)
2007 Los Angeles - Toronto
- Terry Im and KRNFX
- Fo Real
2008 Los Angeles - Quest (Runner-up tied)
- Junior & Emily
- Stone Forest Ensemble (Runner-up tied)
- Caroline Kang
- Geunjin
- Connie Lim Band
- tier2
- One2Swing Jitterbugs (Winner)
- Wembley
- Justis Kao
- Million Dollar Babies (Mike B, JKiD, and Lucky Lefty)
Los Angeles (Acoustic) - Lady Danville
- Richey Lam
- Ken Oak Band (Oak and Gorski)
- Benny Mao
- The Shinobies
- Jennifer Chung
- Million Dollar Babies (Mike B, JKiD, and Lucky Lefty)
- Jason Arimoto
- Jane Lui (Winner)
- Jaewon Choe
- tier2 (2nd Runner-up)
- Sam Geunjin Kang (Runner-up)
- Toronto
- J Reyez
- Terry Im and KRNFX (Winner)
- VYbE Dance Company
2009 Los Angeles - Kenichi Ebina (Winner)
- Jazmin
- Paul Dateh
- Kina Grannis
- Lilybeth Evardome (Verizon Audience Choice Award)
- Jane Lui (Runner-up)
- David Choi
2010 Houston - Chinese Yo-yo (Ron Sung)
- Ira Perez (Ira Perez and Tristan "TJ" Perez) (Winner)
- Jomel Sumira
- JR Kim (Justin Kim)
- Just Underestimated (Stephen Jung)
- Julia & Miles (Julia Hsu and Miles Machon)
- Primus (Charles Kwon and Erick Nho)
- Victory of the People (Josh Kim, Nicholas Kim, Merrie Lee)
- XwanSongs (Xuan Nguyen)
Los Angeles - Paul Jisung Kim
- Sam Hart
- Will Volume
- Clara C (Winner)
- Bhangra Empire (Runner-up)
- Jason Yang (Verizon Audience Choice Award)
- Mike Isberto & Alfa
Los Angeles (Acoustic) - Gerald Ko
- Alfa Garcia (Winner tied)
- Gabe Bondoc (Verizon Audience Choice Award)
- Jinah Kim
- Megan Lee
- Mike Isberto (Winner tied)
- Susanna Yoon
- Yoori Park
San Francisco - Alex Salazar (Winner)
- Andrew Plan
- Charito Soriano
- Hydef
- Jean & Bromley
- Michelle Martinez
- Mickey Cho (Audience Choice Award)
- Slashton
Seattle[10] - Erin Kim (Winner)
- Sola Yun (Audience Choice Award)
- Gowe
- kings
- The Melancholics
- Black Mamba
- Sam Shin
- Hip Hop Anonymous
Washington D.C. - Christopher Santa Ana
- Amanda Lee
- David "Trus Real" Ha
- Chip Han (Winner)
- Ivy Rose Band
2011 Atlanta - Eugene Ahn (Adam WarRock) (Winner)
- Purple Elephant Society (Runner-up)
- Johnny Le & the Crew
- Rize Up
- Shilpa Narayan
- Band Absolute
- Joy Tolentino and Oscar Mendez
- Yellow Boyz
- Niko Villamor
- Persuasian
Boston - Blackout (Winner)
- Synergy (Runner-up)
- Gen, Neilmatic, Isaach
- Miggy Milla
- Liz Peter
- Diverse Duo
- Kris Liu
- Upro
- A Portrait from Space
- East Lansing
- Evan Stemmer
- FunKtion
- Mike & Humphrey
- Charlie Kim
- Chinese YoYo Revolution
- Brenda Duong
- MSU Bhangra Team (Winner)
Houston - Dette Buentipo (Winner)
- Duette (Tex Sirisawat and Angela Yi)
- Judy Hong
- The Rare Classic (Jake Abueg)
- JR Kim (Justin Kim)
- Joyce & Suneth
- Vara (Varapon Kongkeattikul)
- SoL (Sonnie Kim)
- Sean Liang
Los Angeles - Andrew Figueroa Chiang and the Blazing Rays of the Sun
- Monsters Calling Home/Run River North
- afterschoolspecial/DANakaDAN
- Dawen
- Noel Kunz (Winner)
- Lions Ambition
- Emanon (Verizon Audience Choice Award)
- Inch Chua
Los Angeles (Acoustic) - Alexa Yoshimoto
- Chrizle Reyes
- Ensemble Memo
- Jason Yano
- Tranley/Richard Tranley (Winner)
- Lindsey Yung
- Nessa Rica
- Teesa
- The Mood Junkies
New York - Mitchell Grey
- Rooftop Pursuit
- Cheryl Chin
- The Wanted Ashiqz (Winner)
- Triangle Offense
- Elijah Park
San Francisco - ANAK (Winner)
- Sol 2:7
- Shawn Megofna
- Alex Carbonel
- Johnny Hi-Fi
- Ji-hern Baek
- Love Revolution
Seattle - Lion's Ambition (Winner)
- Clairbel Novelo (Audience Choice Award)
- Iwillbot (Creative Award)
- Lijie
- Stuart Sakoda
- Boom-Katzz
- Toronto
- Pat Simeon (Runner-up)
- J Reyez
- Fo Real
Washington D.C. - Lumi Bustamante (Winner)
- Alice Park
- FallWorth
- Alvin Tan
2012 Atlanta - Purple Elephant Society
- Kavi Vu (Winner)
- Innonim (Runner-up)
- Bernard Park
- GT Qurbani
- Emory Kharma
- Still Undecided
- Sammy Yi
Boston[11] - CONart (Runner-up)
- K-Soul (Runner-up)
- Yui Mugino
- Andy Kim
- Fusion
- UPrising
Chicago - Adam Choi
- Andrew Yun
- Phonny
- Jun Sung Ahn (Winner)
- Kapa Modern (Fan favorite)
- Melody Chen
- Tabitha Jou
Dallas - Stciks
- Christina Lee
- Dru B Shinin'
- iCare
- Peter P and Robbie G
- Tanvi Mongia
- Evan Stemmer (Winner)
- The Plinth
- East Lansing
- Garrett Yee
- Chinese YoYo Revolution
- Cindy Shaw
- Dance 2XS
- Spartan Sur
- FreQuency
- Brenda Duong
Honolulu - Sheila Marie
- Jose Ver
- Amanda Frazier
- Mike Izon
- Jasmine Chun Fat
- Mantra
- Jam Fam
Houston - Galing Cru (Aldrian "DA" Carvellida, Chris Chavez, Jun Dinamling, Ryan Jimenez, and Sean Salvino)
- Lauren Remo
- Mylyn Grace Ramos (Winner)
- Madline Dimayuga
- Mara Nisnisan
- Mariel Trimble
- Kato Dox (Vu Ho)
- Rocko Stedy & Sugar Joiko (Rocko Stedy)
- Rikki Ocampo
- Kathleen Nguyen
Los Angeles - Nate Teo (Winner)
- Ms Laney (Verizon Audience Choice Award)
- Jeremy Crooks
- Brooke Taylor
- Dave & the Cousins
- Kaitlin Obien
- St. Andrew
New York - Bea Go
- Justin Kim
- Izzy Salinel
- John Quiwa (Winner)
- UFP
- John Flor-Sisante
- The Mooks
San Francisco - The Delivery
- Peter Chung (Winner)
- Run River North
- Soulfull (Audience Choice Award)
- Dustin Ryan
- CryWolffs! Violin
- Team Loopkicks
Seattle - Ariel Yang (Winner)
- Natya (Audience Choice Award)
- Hannah Hipolito (Creative Award)
- J-Pros
- Nate Vibez
- Pentatonics
Toronto - Team SEXY
- Young Chung (Winner)
- Maybe Refuge (Winner)
- Thoroughbred
- Intentional Accidentals
- Silvia & Jerome
- Terry Im
- KRNFX
Washington D.C. - G. Yamazawa (Winner)
- Christopher Santa Ana
- LacsaJacaKhan
- Mighty Morphing Boogie Rangers
- Jon C. Chen
- Jin Shin
- Rocka
- Robert Park
- Robyn Kim
2013 Atlanta - Innonim
- Antony Bui (Winner)
- Kingsmen (Runner-up)
- Alex Ahn
- All Fiction
- Ben Ryu
- Dio
- Impact
- J.Kim
- Kaptivated
- MacKenzie Wyatt
Boston - Derek Hsu (Winner)
- Movement Box (Runner-up)
- John Tesoriero
- Gene Shinozaki
- UPdrifting
- Justin Oppus
- LuDow
- Daesun Yim
- Angel & Will
Chicago - Alvin Lau (Winner)
- Derek Suen
- Briana White
- Vince Nantes
- Just Steve
- Phonadics
- Sisa del Carmen
- CODA (Fan favorite)
- Francis Perfecto
- Ashlee Barrera
- Two Bored Dorks (Runner-up)
- Allen Tu
Dallas - Kassy Levels
- Chaos Kidz
- JO & YO
- Mijee Park
- iCare
- Liz Zhang
- East Lansing
- EnCore
- Christian Dioso
- Mai and Nina Vue
- Ray Wanninger
- Chinese YoYo Revolution
- Chris Lee (Winner)
- FreQuency
- Holic (Johnny Heo)
Honolulu - Ashley Lilinoe
- Koinonia
- Juliette Paige
- Tui Scanlan
- Poasa Aga
- Larene Ujimori
- Reincarnation
- Blank Canvas
- Da Araz
Houston - Silver-Yo (Mikey Silverio) (Winner)
- Joy & Nico (Joy Nisnisan and Nico Cagulada)
- Kassie (Kassie Ragasa)
- Manesha Liyange
- Greyscale (Daniel Adaclog, James Nguyen, and Steven Hoang)
- Rocko-Steady (Rocko Nevarios)
- Ryan Cheung
- Unason (Andrew Nguyen)
Los Angeles - Ashley Yoon
- EVMB
- Evoke Dance Company (Verizon Audience Choice Award)
- Hana Kim
- John & Daniel Rhee (Winner)
- Justin Klunk
- Mike B
- Priska
- Russell Curry
- Verseatile
New York - Adinah
- Shilpa
- Justin Joo
- Bohan Phoenix
- Izzy (Winner)
- No Music
- PowerPuff Boys
- Super Piano Brothers (Runner-up)
- Hayoo
- Austin Luu
San Francisco - Tim Atlas
- Melvin Sings! (Audience Choice Award)
- AndBlue (Winner)
- The Delivery
- DS Players
- LVL5
Seattle - Troy Osaki & Ariel Loud (Winner)
- The Bosses (Audience Choice Award)
- Christian Kang
- Rogue Pinay
- Agnes Ingarra
Toronto - Plaitwrights and Charleston Relay (Winner)
- Tina Hung
- Kevin Wong
- Anna Bella
- Anto Chan
- Spire Fusion
- BOSS Dance Company
Washington D.C. - Juan Sim
- Lynsey Fadul
- Dave Yoon (Winner)
- Anna Mateo
- Kirstie Amara Espiritu
- The Parlies
- Laya Putr
- Brian "BK" Kim
- Jomin Mujar
- Cara Kim
2014 Boston - East Lansing
- Curtain Falls Music
Los Angeles - The Primaries (Winner)
- #FourtyFB
- Julianne Manalo
- Phanith Sovann
- Julynn Kim
San Francisco - Lawrence Park Music
- Ribbon in the Sky
- DRC Beatbox (Winner)
- Ruby&Donna Music
- Str8jacket
- 19 Diamonds
Seattle - Nufangled
- CDQ
- Tati & Adry
- Jett (Jett Hermano) (Winner)
- EMMA
Washington D.C. - A-Live
- Jessica Millete
- Eric Hosuk Yoo
- Intrepid
- Paradise (Winner)
- Jae Jin
2015 Dallas - Yut and the Hot Four
- Chintan
- Edwards (Edward Ahn)
- Heart and Hero
- Poliiitic
Boston - J. Dep (Winner)
- Esther Chung
- Elise Go
- Juice
- Harrison Kim
Los Angeles - Rosy Donovan
- Will Park
- Peter Chung (Winner)
- Lisa Sonoda
- Track IX
- Perry and Danielle
2016 Los Angeles Uzuhan (Winner) Alex Lu Trace Repeat References 1. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.mochimag.com/a-preachers-kid-inspires-through-entertainment/|title=A Preacher’s Kid Inspires Through Entertainment - Mochi Magazine|website=www.mochimag.com|language=en|access-date=2017-08-15}}
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