REAL TIME & SPACE

RTS and PACBI

January 22, 2024

Real Time and Space stands in solidarity with the people of Palestine in their struggle against Israeli occupation and genocide.

Therefore RTS is committing to the Palestinian Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel or PACBI.

We emphatically invite all art organizations regardless of size to take every action possible to stop the killing of Palestinian people and the destruction of Palestinian culture.

PACBI was launched in Ramallah in 2004 and is part of the wider Boycott, Divest, and Sanction movement. PACBI guidelines are simple: they ask institutions to refuse support from the state of Israel and reject projects that normalize the occupation of Palestine and dispossession of Palestinians.

You can read more about PACBI at bdsmovement.net/PACBI

You can also learn more from our friends at Writers Against the War on Gaza

If you need help getting your organization in alignment with PACBI don’t hesitate to reach out to us at
PACBIencouragers@gmail.com

Real Talks: Jin Zhu & Dena Al-Adeeb

November 07, 2023

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artists Jin Zhu & Dena Al-Adeeb Wednesday, December 6th from 6-8pm PST.

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Jin Zhu is an Oakland-based multi-disciplinary artist who works with video and text to examine local housing and environmental justice issues. Her practice often involves interviews with impacted communities, public document queries, collaboration with activists and collectives, attending meetings with regulatory agencies, direct action documentation, and visits to sites of contamination, displacement or colonization. Her toolkit consists of cameras, conversation and, increasingly, code. She has presented or exhibited work at SFMOMA, BAM/PFA, the Contemporary Jewish Museum, Southern Exposure, SF Arts Commission Galleries, and the Cantor Arts Center, among others. She holds an MFA from UC Berkeley. Currently, she is particularly interested in conversing about archives, storytelling games and diving birds.

Dena Al-Adeeb is an Iraqi born feminist scholar-activist, artist-cultural worker, community organizer and mother. Her transdisciplinary research is at the intersection of U.S. imperial war geographies, militarism, and petroculture in West Asia with an emphasis on contemporary transnational art, visual and material culture of the Arab/Muslim worlds. Her creative practice investigates the relationship between the politics, poetics and aesthetics of embodied fugitive survival practices, intergenerational narratives, and memory. Her artwork takes on varied practices including performance, video art, installation, digital art, photography, text, and activism. She creates performative, relational works, dedicated to participatory art, socially and politically engaged projects and collaborative engagement. Her work appears in a diversity of publications and shown globally in spaces ranging from national museums to abandoned buildings. She is a recipient of the 2021 Mellon Artist and Practitioner fellowship at the Yale Center for the Study of Race, Indigeneity, and Transnational Migration and 2020-2018 University of California President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Department of American Studies at the University of California, Davis. She has undertaken many academic research positions throughout her career including her role as a Senior Fellow at the Käte Hamburger Center for Apocalyptic and Post-Apocalyptic Studies at the University of Heidelberg. She has taught at New York University, Pratt Institute, San Francisco State University, and Ex’pression College for Digital Arts. She holds a PhD from New York University, MA from The American University in Cairo and BA from San Francisco State University.

Real Talks: Cristine Blanco & Jin Zhu

August 28, 2023

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artists Cristine Blanco and Jin Zhu Wednesday, September 13th from 6-8 pm PST.

Real Talks will be held via zoom.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84396703416?pwd=VHhBaWdLVVcrazg4UXBPTEFuYjJBZz09

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Cristine Blanco is an interdisciplinary artist who works in painting, sculpture and installation. Her works take environmental injustices, the precarity of resources, and lineage as her starting point. Her labor intensive practice combines material and weight to explore both tension and care. Blanco holds an M.F.A. in Studio Art from Mills College. She is a recipient of California Arts Council Individual Fellowship and a Murphy Cadogan Award. She has exhibited works at Alternative Space LOOP in Seoul, Korea, Berkeley Art Center, Kala Art Institute, SF Arts Commission’s Main Gallery, /slash library and SOMArts Cultural Center. Blanco attended residencies at Balay Kreative, ARROZidency and Kala’s Print Public.

Jin Zhu is an Oakland-based multi-disciplinary artist who works with video and text to examine local housing and environmental justice issues. Her practice often involves interviews with impacted communities, public document queries, collaboration with activists and collectives, attending meetings with regulatory agencies, direct action documentation, and visits to sites of contamination, displacement or colonization. Her toolkit consists of cameras, conversation and, increasingly, code. She has presented or exhibited work at SFMOMA, BAM/PFA, the Contemporary Jewish Museum, Southern Exposure, SF Arts Commission Galleries, and the Cantor Arts Center, among others. She holds an MFA from UC Berkeley. Currently, she is particularly interested in conversing about archives, storytelling games and diving birds.

Real Talks: Angel Anjos & Torreya Cummings

April 10, 2023

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artists Angel Anjos and Torreya Cummings Wednesday, May 10th from 7-9pm PST.

Real Talks will be held at RTS, located at 125 10th St. Oakland. We are excited to have this event back in person again. We do ask everyone to wear a mask indoors, and there will be hand sanitizer available.

Angel Albie Anjos is a first-generation Brazilian-American, multidisciplinary Queer and Trans Artist based in Oakland, CA, and working in San Francisco and the Bay Area. Anjos recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a bachelor’s in Art Practice and a minor in Art History, primarily focusing on Painting and Ceramics.

Their art practice is introspective and reflective of the emotional and physical experience of queerness/transness but specifically articulates its profound and historical resilience. By examining lived, intimate moments captured through photography, they aim to empower those misunderstood for their intersections of race, gender, and sexuality. Angel teleports the viewer into a visual world that accepts and fosters authentic freedom. They explore multicultural identity, queer visual representation in society and history, and “The Queer Body” through a multidisciplinary lens, primarily using figurative painting, ceramic sculpture, and photography. Each piece contemplates the combination of the queer body with symbolic metaphors illustrated through nature, texture, and an emphasis on highly saturated color to develop a dramatized and exaggerated exposition of queerness and transness in its highest form.

Torreya Cummings works in a variety of media, including photography, sculpture, installation, performance and video, using drag aesthetics, poor substitutions, reflections, hardware store materials, theater tricks, and the language of interpretive sites. Projects usually begin with a site or event, and then incorporate historical, scientific or experiential research. Their current focus is queer landscape. Cummings is a Bay Area Fellow at the Headlands Center for the Arts, and an artist in residence at Recology beginning fall 2023.

Residency Open Call

February 19, 2023

RTS is excited to announce our 2023-2024 residency program open call.

There are 2 residency tracks.

Track 1: 3 local artists will be awarded a 3-month period residency with a $2000 stipend.

Track 2: 3 out of town (non-Bay Area person) artists will be awarded a 1-month residency, a $1000 stipend, and a $2000 travel and housing stipend.

Note you can only apply to one track, not both tracks.

The residency studio at RTS is 170 sq. ft and includes access to a communal wood shop. RTS is centrally located near BART and downtown Oakland.

Requirements for the residency:

• Work on-site at the studio for a minimum of 15 hrs a week
• Give 2 artist talks during the residency period
• Create an artwork in the form of a multiple (edition of 10) for the RTS Residency archive

Note: No hazardous or toxic materials may be used in the studio space.

Application Fee: $10. Please Paypal application fee to @ realtimeandspace@gmail.com. If we DO NOT receive your application fee via PayPal your application will not be reviewed. 

Application link: https://forms.gle/7wujoMf57qWddvw4A

Deadline for applications is March 31, 2023. 

12 finalists will be selected–6 finalists for track 1; 6 finalists for track 2. The finalists will be notified via email. Finalist, please keep your calendar clear for the below dates. We will notify finalists Monday, April 10th with which 15 min slot you will have.

Finalist Interviews: 

                   Saturday, April 15, 1:00-2:30 pm

                   Monday, April 17, 6:00-7:30 pm

Each Interview will be 15 minutes.

All applicants will be notified by May 1, 2023.

Program begins June 1, 2023.

If you have any questions please email BOTH realtimeandresidency@gmail.com & realtimeandevents@gmail.com

Real Talks: Ahn Lee & Angel Anjos

January 04, 2023

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artists Ahn Lee and Angel Anjos Wednesday, January 25th from 7-9pm PST.

Real Talks will be held at RTS, located at 125 10th St. Oakland. We are excited to have this event back in person again. We do ask everyone to wear a mask indoors, and there will be hand sanitizer available.

Ahn Lee is a nonbinary (they/she), queer Cantonese artist and researcher. Their interdisciplinary practice of ceramics, research and performance relies on a combined methodology of autobiographical re-making and research on the Cantonese diaspora. As a person of Sunwui (Xinhui) descent, Ahn explores their ancestral roots to this contested site of capitalism and imperialism through leveraging archival research historiography, critical race and gender theory.

Ahn received their MFA in May 2022 from UC Berkeley’s Art Practice Department, where they were the 2021 Jack K. and Gertrude Murphy Awardee. Ahn previously studied in UCLA’s Gender Studies Department as a Eugene V. Cota Robles Graduate Fellow before leaving the program to pursue art full time. Their work has been shown at SOMArts, Root Division, The SF International Asian American Film Festival (CAAMFEST), TranScreen Amsterdam Transgender Film Festival, and as an Emerging Artist with Disabilities Grant recipient and a Creative Capital Artist Training Grant recipient at The Kennedy Center. In 2022, Ahn received the Simone V. Leigh Zenobia Award for the Watershed Ceramics Residency. Ahn is currently a 2022-23 Graduate Student Fellow at the Headlands Center for the Arts and a resident at Real Time and Space, Oakland.

Angel Albie Anjos is a first-generation Brazilian-American, multidisciplinary Queer and Trans Artist based in Oakland, CA, and working in San Francisco and the Bay Area. Anjos recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a bachelor’s in Art Practice and a minor in Art History, primarily focusing on Painting and Ceramics.

My art practice is introspective and reflective of the emotional and physical experience of queerness/transness but specifically articulates its profound and historical resilience. By examining lived, intimate moments captured through photography, I aim to empower those misunderstood for their intersections of race, gender, and sexuality. I teleport the viewer into a visual world that accepts and fosters authentic freedom. I explore multicultural identity, queer visual representation in society and history, and “The Queer Body” through a multidisciplinary lens, primarily using figurative painting, ceramic sculpture, and photography. Each piece contemplates the combination of the queer body with symbolic metaphors illustrated through nature, texture, and an emphasis on highly saturated color to develop a dramatized and exaggerated exposition of queerness and transness in its highest form.

Studio Available Feb 1

Happy New Year!!! We have a studio available Feb 1 at RTS. If you want to be our newest member please apply. Deadline for application is Sunday, Jan 15th.We are made up of 16 studios and have 15 members. Our facility has a wood shop and a common space. The studio space is on the second floor, is 166 sq. ft. and rent is $340. Pictures to come soon!!!! Application link below:

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Auction/Raffle Fundraiser

November 09, 2022

We are excited to host an auction & raffle fundraiser event Saturday, December 3 from 12-5 pm. The event will be in person(125 10th St Oakland, Ca). We will also be raffling amazing prizes. Raffle Tickets are $5.

Refreshments will be outside.

Safety precautions: everyone who enters the building must wear a mask, keep distance between each other, and there will be hand sanitizer available.

All proceeds will fund our 2023-2024 residency program. Our program awards 4 local bay area artists. Each artist receives a space for a 3-month period, a stipend, access to facilities, and more. Please help keep this amazing program alive. Thank you.

Real Talks: Leena Joshi & Ahn Lee

October 24, 2022

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artists Leena Joshi and Ahn Lee Wednesday, November 9th from 6-8pm PST.

Real Talks will be held at RTS, located at 125 10th St. Oakland. We are excited to have this event back in person again!!!! We do ask everyone to wear a mask indoors, and there will be hand sanitizer available.

Leena Joshi is an artist, poet, and educator working across sculpture, video, performance, and text. Their work considers experiences of desire, illness, and the labor of appearance for queer, racialized, and trans people, often engaging the digital and speculative as spaces to explore a shifting, illegible, and expansive definition of personhood. Joshi’s work is curious about new forms and practices in an embrace of amateurism and play. Leena’s poetry and written work can be found in SFMoMA’s Open Space, baest: a journal of queer forms and affects, and Berkeley Poetry Review, among others. They work as the Digital Media Arts Instructor at Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, California.

Ahn Lee is a nonbinary (they/she), queer Cantonese artist and researcher. Their interdisciplinary practice of ceramics, research and performance relies on a combined methodology of autobiographical re-making and research on the Cantonese diaspora. As a person of Sunwui (Xinhui) descent, Ahn explores their ancestral roots to this contested site of capitalism and imperialism through leveraging archival research historiography, critical race and gender theory.Ahn received their MFA in May 2022 from UC Berkeley’s Art Practice Department, where they were the 2021 Jack K. and Gertrude Murphy Awardee. Ahn previously studied in UCLA’s Gender Studies Department as a Eugene V. Cota Robles Graduate Fellow before leaving the program to pursue art full time. Their work has been shown at SOMArts, Root Division, The SF International Asian American Film Festival (CAAMFEST), TranScreen Amsterdam Transgender Film Festival, and as an Emerging Artist with Disabilities Grant recipient and a Creative Capital Artist Training Grant recipient at The Kennedy Center. In 2022, Ahn received the Simone V. Leigh Zenobia Award for the Watershed Ceramics Residency. Ahn is currently a 2022-23 Graduate Student Fellow at the Headlands Center for the Arts and a resident at Real Time and Space, Oakland.

Real Talks: Chris Hamamoto & Leena Joshi

August 02, 2022

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artists Chris Hamamoto and Leena Joshi Thursday, August 18th from 6-8pm PST.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81760779031

Meeting ID: 817 6077 9031

Chris Hamamoto is a designer, artist, and educator based in the Bay Area and teaching at California College of the Arts. In addition to teaching, he pursues an independent practice focused on how automation and algorithms affect communication and aesthetics – a topic he explores through graphic design, and software design and development. He has shown work, published, and lectured internationally at institutions such as Printed Matter, the Walker Art Center, Hongik University, Rutgers MGSA, and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.

Leena Joshi is an artist, poet, and educator working across sculpture, video, performance, and text. Their work considers experiences of desire, illness, and the labor of appearance for queer, racialized, and trans people, often engaging the digital and speculative as spaces to explore a shifting, illegible, and expansive definition of personhood. Joshi’s work is curious about new forms and practices in an embrace of amateurism and play. Leena’s poetry and written work can be found in SFMoMA’s Open Space, baest: a journal of queer forms and affects, and Berkeley Poetry Review, among others. They work as the Digital Media Arts Instructor at Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, California.

Real Talks: Connie Zheng & Chris Hamamoto

April 30, 2022

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artists Connie Zheng and Chris Hamamoto Thursday, May 19th from 6-8pm PST.

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2022-23 Artists in Residence

April 05, 2022

We are very excited to announce our residents for 2022-23!  Thank you so much to everyone who applied!  Congrats to Albie Anjos, Leena Joshi, Chris Hamamoto, Ahn Lee

We’re Back

February 20, 2022

Our application is OPEN!!!

https://realtimespace.submittable.com/submit/212878/bay-area-open-call-2022-2023

New Application Deadline: Tuesday, March 8th

Thank you

February 02, 2022

Thank you to everyone who attended our virtual/in-person Auction last December.Thank you to all the artists who contributed their time and work. Thank you so much for supporting the  RTS fundraiser and RTS as a whole. We raised over $3,000. These funds support our 2022-2023 residency program. Your contribution helped keep our program alive and well.

Residency OPEN CALL 2022-2023

January 27, 2022

Hi All. We are excited to announce our residency open call. On February 1 our application drops. The link below:

https://realtimespace.submittable.com/submit/212878/bay-area-open-call-2022-2023

The application deadline is February 28th. We will notify all applicants by end of March. The program starts May 1, 2022.

Our program: * 3-month long period * Studio with access to common space and woodshop * Stipend * Create an edition of 10 works for our RTS residency archive. * Give an artist talk

This is for local bay area artists only. If you live in these 5 counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin San Francisco and San Mateo, you are eligible and may apply. 

Exciting news!!!!

Real Talks: Alex Arzt & Connie Zheng

January 18, 2022

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artists Alex Arzt and Connie Zheng Thursday, February 17th from 6-8pm PST via zoom.

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Alex Arzt
Rooted in a connection to place and material explorations, Alex Arzt facilitates connections between human and nonhuman spaces by creating projects in the form of publications, interactive objects, workshops, group performances, lectures, videos, and experimental gardens. From 2018-2021, she was an Affiliate Artist at The Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, CA. She runs a Risograph press called A Magic Mountain, and her publishing projects are in the collections of libraries such as Stanford, Getty Research Institute, and School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In 2018, she was awarded grants from The Puffin Foundation and The East Bay Community Foundation towards the completion of The Positions and Situations Project book series. She earned a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and has since attended residencies at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art, PLAYA Summer Lake, Hambidge Center, A-Z West, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Mildred’s Lane, and This Will Take Time. She is currently a lecturer at UC Davis’ Department of Art and Art History and has taught at UC Berkeley, San Francisco Art Institute, and VCU.

Connie Zheng
Connie Zheng is a Chinese-born artist, writer, filmmaker, and occasional field recordist based out of xučyun / Oakland, California. Her work primarily focuses on nonlinear representations of time and history as well as polyvocal, speculative fiction-based approaches to navigating environmental crisis. She has exhibited work in the Netherlands and around the United States, through venues such as the Asian Art Museum (San Francisco, CA), Framer Framed (Amsterdam, Netherlands) and the IMPAKT Festival (Utrecht, Netherlands), with coverage of her work appearing in Hyperallergic, KQED Arts, MUBI Notebook, and other outlets. She has received fellowships and residencies from the Headlands Center for the Arts, the Oak Spring Garden Foundation, and the Minnesota Street Project Foundation, among others. Her written work has appeared in publications such as Errant Journal and SFMOMA’s Open Space, and she recently published a chapter in the Routledge Companion to Contemporary Art, Visual Culture, and Climate Change. She graduated with BAs in Economics and English from Brown University, an MFA in Art Practice from the University of California — Berkeley, and is currently a PhD student in Visual Studies at the University of California — Santa Cruz.

Studio Vacancy

December 08, 2021

Studio space is available on January 1, 2022. The studio space is private. This is a long-term, not a sublet situation. The monthly rent is $200 with a deposit of $261.05.

70 sq ft of working space plus 20 sq ft of storage space. Total sq ft 95

Application deadline Wednesday, Dec 15.

The Auction

November 20, 2021

The Auction is Saturday, December 4th from 12-5. The event will be in person and virtual(instagram-@realtimeandspace).

RTS is hosting an art auction to raise funding for our next year 2022-2023 residency program. All the proceeds will help maintain our program. Our current program serves 4 local Bay Area artists. Each artist is awarded a studio space for 3 months, a stipend, access to a wood shop, and more.

There will be a raffle of amazing prizes as well. The raffle will only be available at the in-person event. Tickets are $5. Prizes: Tender Gardener gift certificate, Saint Flora flower arrangement, plus more.

There will be safety measures in place. All guests will need to wear a mask before entering the building. A limit of guest will be allowed in the building at a time. Hand sanitizer will be available.

Refreshments will be outside in our parking lot area.

Please help us keep this amazing program alive.

Thank you for your continued support.

Real Talks: Richard-Jonathan Nelson & Alex Arzt

November 05, 2021

RTS is excited to host Real Talks with resident artist Richard-Jonathan Nelson and Alex Arzt. Event via zoom from 6-8pm PDT.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81924008136?pwd=cEg0QTJWaFg0WW43Ni92Q0RiWjVWdz09

Richards residency program was from August-October and Alex’s program is November-January 2022. In this way we(RTS) are trying an “exit” and “intro” approach to our Real Talks series.

Richard-Jonathan Nelson is a multi-disciplinary artist who uses textiles, video, and digital manipulation to create alternative worlds of speculative identity. His work is multi-layered, chromatically intense and mixes images of the natural world with reference to hoodoo, queer culture, and Afro-Futurism. He uses his constructed worlds to examine the overlapping spheres of culturally perceived identity and the emotional memory of what it means to be a queer black man. Thereby creating a limbic space free from the weighted excepted western cultural reality, and able to examine the unspoken ways systems of power persist.

Born in Savannah, Georgia (1987) and working in Oakland, CA Nelson received his MFA from California College of the Arts in 2017. His work has been exhibited at Southern Exposure, Embark Gallery, Root Division in San Francisco, and Aggregate Space in Oakland.Rooted in a connection to place and material explorations, Alex Arzt facilitates connections between human and nonhuman spaces by creating projects in the form of publications, interactive objects, workshops, group performances, lectures, videos, and experimental gardens. From 2018-2021, she was an Affiliate Artist at The Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, CA. She runs a Risograph press called A Magic Mountain, and her publishing projects are in the collections of libraries such as Stanford, Getty Research Institute, and School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In 2018, she was awarded grants from The Puffin Foundation and The East Bay Community Foundation towards the completion of The Positions and Situations Project book series. She earned a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and has since attended residencies at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art, PLAYA Summer Lake, Hambidge Center, A-Z West, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Mildred’s Lane, and This Will Take Time. She is currently a lecturer at UC Davis’ Department of Art and Art History and has taught at UC Berkeley, San Francisco Art Institute, and VCU.

Artist Talk: Sholeh Asgary & Maureen Catbagan

June 22, 2021

RTS is excited to host an Artist Talk with Sholeh Asgary & Maureen Catbagan Wednesday July 28, 2021 from 5:00-7:00 pm PDT via Zoom.Wednesday July 28, 2021 from 5:00-7:00 pm PDT via Zoom.

Sholeh Asgary is an Iranian-born interdisciplinary sound artist who creates immersive works, performances and audience participatory scores with interest in liminal spaces experienced by the viewer-participant. Asgary’s current and recent residencies as of 2020 include Real Time & Space, Headlands Center for the Arts, Mass MoCA, ARoS Art Museum, Wassaic Project, and Arab.AMP. Her work has been exhibited and screened at Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Minnesota Street Project, Gray Area Center for the Arts, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Charlotte Street Foundation, Soundwave Biennial, Wassaic Project, and Krowswork, amongst others. She has also performed as a solo artist, collaborated, or created compositions for many of these institutions, including CounterPulse, Center for Cultural Studies at University of Santa Cruz, Kulturmødet Mors, Mødet Mors, Aggregate Space Gallery, and SOMArts. Asgary is a 2020/21 California Arts Council grantee for her workshop series “Majles” created in partnership with with Arab.AMP, a 2019 Kenneth Rainin Foundation New Project Grant recipient through Dance Elixir, and recipient of a 2014 Alternative Exposure Grant for curatorial initiatives as Curator and Director of Education and Public Programs at Incline Gallery, where she founded The Project Room. Asgary received her MFA from Mills College and BA from San Francisco State University, and is a Lecturer at UC Berkeley’s Department of Art Practice. 

Maureen Catbagan is a Filipinx American, multi-media artist based in New York whose work engages social collectivity, examines relations between identity and experience, and explores new forms of empowerments. Collaborative projects include Flux Factory and HOWDOYOUSAYYAMINAFRICAN? Collectives. They have also written critical essays with Dr. Amber Jamilla Musser. Catbagan has exhibited in venues such as ARoS Museum in Denmark, Witte de Withe Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam, Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, and The Contemporary Museum of Honolulu. Their current collaborative work with artist Jevijoe Vitug as Abang-guard focuses on immigrant experience within the context of labor and visibility.

Topic: Artist Talk
Time: Jul 28, 2021 05:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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