Living is Feeling: Playing and Processing through Shadow Puppetry
Written by Sabina Kariat, Public Arts Program Manager In winter of 2024, ARTogether welcomed an intersectional cohort of diasporic youth into our gallery space to
Written by Sabina Kariat, Public Arts Program Manager In winter of 2024, ARTogether welcomed an intersectional cohort of diasporic youth into our gallery space to
Written by Michelle Lin, Artist Growth Program Director For the past two years, ARTogether’s Mentorship Hub program has worked with collectives of artists to build
IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE ARTS ORGANIZATION OPENS ARTIST RESIDENCY STUDIOS IN OAKLAND FOR DIASPORIC ARTISTS ARTogether invites you to the “Gather In” Open House Celebration on
In September, ARTogether facilitated the creation of a new mural, featured on the entry wall of the Clinton Community Center building. This community art project
Written by Bushra Gill A professor in art school taught that an artist’s role in society was to show their work. Created in solitude, the
Written by Polina Marso, Arts and Wellness Program Manager Imagine arriving in a new country, where the sounds, sights, and language are all unfamiliar. For
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
I think about this frequently: the way she embodied the definition of feminism, just not for herself. I think about how, in spite of my grandfather’s escapades amongst the intelligentsia; in spite of the lifelong respect he earned for being an activist for Korean independence during the Japanese occupation, it was my grandmother who ensured that he remained alive to fight another day …