We are excited to announce the two newest members of the ARTogether family: Angeera Khadka, who will oversee our Artist Support program, and Christine No, who is overseeing the growth of our Advocacy program. Although Angeera and Christine come to us from different backgrounds, they have a similar love for art and compassion for the refugee community. After immigrating from Nepal as a child, Angeera became engaged in an art center’s programming that cut through
A (Socially-Distant In-Person) Workshop for Refugee and Immigrant Artists October 2020 “Imagining the Future” is a story-building workshop focused on envisioning how we want to live into the future. Painters, dancers, musicians, photographers – we welcome artists from all mediums, to bring their stories, learn from each other. create and collaborate. Co-sponsored by ARTogether and Hope Mohr Dance. toto togel situs togel toto slot situs toto rtp slot cerutu4d toto slot
The ARTogether & CERI Expressive Art Class brings art and creativity to youth in the Bay Area. For kids who have been stuck inside, our camp provides children with the perfect space to express themselves with art, releasing the pent-up energy with some much-needed fun! The class serves kids between the ages of 7 to 14, with programs focused on children from refugee and immigrant communities. To learn more email Polina@artogether.org Sign Up for
DATE: JULY 27 TIME: 3–4 PM Writing grants can be hard—sharing your idea and asking for funding requires planning, writing, and marketing. ARTogether is offering a free online grant-writing workshop for refugee, immigrant and POC artists who are looking for funding for their next idea, project or performance. The workshop will be conducted by Hope Mohr, the artistic director and founder of Hope Mohr Dance. *If you are currently working on a grant for
