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O v e r / E x p o s e d – Closing Reception and Performance

Closing Reception & Performance Friday, November 21st, 5 – 8pm Gallery Hours  Fridays and Saturdays, 4 – 7 PM Sundays, 11 – 5 PM  These events are free and open to the public! Read more about the show here   ARTogether Center 1200 Harrison Street Downtown Oakland Paid street parking onsite Accessible by 12th street BART

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Community Exhibition

  This two-person exhibition Somewhere, It Blinks marks the first collaboration of artists Sunroop Kaur and Jessie Sohpaul, co-curated by the artists after years of friendship and discourse. As two first generation Punjabi Sikh artists with practices deeply rooted in culture, community and storytelling, this exhibition is an act of myth-making that facilitates placemaking. Somewhere, It Blinks is a reimagining of the cultural landscape that has always felt precarious and fleeting.   Community Exhibition Featuring

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March 7th – 9th The Pigeon Keeper by Opera Parallèle and Visual Arts Exhibition by ARTogether

The Pigeon Keeper, a world-premiere opera about the refugee experience and themes of belonging. This event will also feature a visual arts exhibition and art market featuring Bay Area refugee and immigrant artists weaving stories of belonging and resilience curated and presented by ARTogether. Join us in reflection of the transformative power of compassion and shared humanity. Featured Artists: Sunroop Kaur, Nimisha Doongarwal, Hargun Mahal Mann, Dalar Alahverdi, Shooting Within (Sarah Espinosa), Eva Agus, Hakim Karimzada, Jun

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What Now? Facing 2025 With Courage and Community

Written by Leva Zand, Executive Director of ARTogether This new year feels different for me. The beginning of 2025 feels like standing at the edge of an uncharted path.  Like many of you, I’ve entered this year with a mix of emotions—anxiety, cautious hope for change, and a deep sense of responsibility. Sometimes it feels like survival itself is the resolution. Certainly this year feels like that for me. Yet, I’ve learned that embracing these

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