2023-03-24T11:26:49-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
dævron is a visual artist, hardware hacker and digital media developer. A graduate of the Gray Area Creative Coding Program and art director with music+motion mapping collective We Inventing the Real, daevron has produced new media, experimental video and immersive digital experiences with support from the San Francisco Arts Commission, California Arts Council, National Film Board, L'Institut du Nouveau Monde and Peace Point Entertainment. daevron’s works have been exhibited at venues including Rock Paper Scissors Gallery, Tempest Studio, SOMarts, Elemental, San Francisco
2023-03-24T11:27:05-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
Sylvester Guard Jr facilitated a skateboard deck-painting activity where participants can take home their new wheels.
2023-03-24T11:26:49-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
For his art activation, Craig Osterman presented a performance event entitled Town Crier that invited community members to provide news reports in the style of medieval London town criers.
2023-03-24T11:26:59-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
For her art activation, Pam Coates and pianist David Austin presented a medley of Beatles songs and Christmas carols with community members invited to sing along.
2023-03-24T11:26:50-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
A multi-media dance company, Deborah Slater Dance Theater does visually gorgeous, acrobatic, talking dance, dedicated to the creation of full-length works exploring social issues, science and art through original dance, text and music. Deborah Slater, Artistic Director, is an award-winning director, choreographer and performer, working in theater/dance for 30 years. Awards: the 2015 Della Davidson Prize for Innovations in Dance/Theater, 2 IZZIES (2016) for Special Achievement/Visual Design for PRIVATE LIFE, selection for Co-Lab/SF Dance Film Festival to create IN THE
2024-08-09T15:54:36-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
Lauren Simpson is a choreographer, performer, and arts educator. She has danced for Liz Lerman and Risa Jaroslow. She teaches at the University of San Francisco. Lauren is a founding member of the Bay Area dance company, Simpson/Stulberg Collaborations. SSC has been nominated for two Izzie Awards and received support from Dancers’ Group, the Zellerbach Family Foundation and Rainin Opportunity Fund. Recent residencies include the CHIME Program at the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company and the AIR Program at Shawl-Anderson Dance
2023-03-24T11:26:51-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
Artistic Director/Choreographer Clarissa K. Ko is the founder and Artistic Director of Five Feet Dance, a dance company in San Francisco. Most recently presenting works at SAFEhouse Arts, Little Boxes Theatre, and LEVYsalon. She is an arts educator and choreographer. Ko is a MSEd Learning Design and Technology candidate at Purdue University and received her BA in Performing Arts and Social Justice (Dance) from the University of San Francisco. She is on faculty with ODC’s Youth and Teen Program, Performing
2023-03-24T11:26:54-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
Javier Stell-Fresquez (Chican@, Tigua & Piro Native), Ivan "Ivy" Monteiro (Brasil), and Davia Amerasu Spain (San Francisco Bay Area native), compose a trinity of young, fierce, POC femme artists. Our collective expertise spans theater, sound and video production, dance, and organizing, as well as drag, among other forms that our queer ancestors developed in queer nightlife spaces, and backyard family barbecues. Applying intersectional and intertribal methods, we set our triune gaze on the landfill that is our present society. Holding
2023-03-24T11:27:01-07:00By Justin Ebrahemi|
Photo by George Emilio Sanchez Randy Reyes is queer Latinx choreographer-dance artist-curanderx with roots connecting the geographies of Guatemala, Massachusetts, NYC, Germany, Chile, Ecuador, & Nicaragua. This past summer he was a Creative Dissent Fellow at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) learning under the direction of Tania Bruguera & the Arte Util team as well as completed a 72-hour permaculture design course at Soul Flower Farm. Randy has now relocate to Los Angeles to begin an MFA
