Imagining the Future is a storytelling and world-building workshop for immigrant and refugee artists co-facilitated by choreographer Hope Mohr and visual artist Ranu Mukherjee. Through movement, drawing, and writing, we will envision how we want to live into the future and begin to create embodied languages of resilience and power.
In a studio in Oakland’s Fruitvale neighborhood, Sen Mendez readies themself, gracefully poised above a piece of linoleum. Carving knife in hand, they will cut images into the linoleum in practice known as block printing. Later Sen will cover these carvings in ink and press them into paper or cloth
Miles Markstein’s shift into the social sector was with the city of Santa Cruz, where he helped draft public statements and prepare events for the city, like the Tour of California. Further back, Miles designed websites, a fast-paced job mainly done solo, with a quick start-to-finish turnaround. But his job
Call to all artists and cultural practitioners in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond! ARTogether is inviting artists and cultural practitioners to participate in an anonymous survey about professional development in the creative sector. The survey is open to all artists and cultural practitioners and will take less than four
This grant is for artists to support them on a current, ongoing project. The funds may be used for art supplies, equipment, costumes, technical support etc. Submissions will not be judged based on the writing and English proficiency, but on the content of the application. Apply Here
