A group exhibition featuring visual artists Kimberley Arteche (US), Wilfred Galila (US/Philippines), Caroline Garcia (Australia), and Talaandig artists, Marcelino Necosia Jr. and Salima S. Agra-an (Philippines), PostColonial Survival Kit addresses the ways Pilipinxs have coped, survived, and adapted to the diasporic life that includes the challenges of racism, marginalization, and the ways that colonization has affected the interpersonal, the familial, and intra-communal relationships. Through sculpture, installation, and media art, PostColonial Survival Kit explores these adaptations and nuances within the diaspora.

Curated by local photographer Erina Alejo and SoMapagmahal Photography Mxntorship Program, Brown in the Sunshine is a multidisciplinary exhibition that centers and celebrates life as SOMA Pilipinas youth in the sunshine. Free admission thru the month of May; exhibition will feature a special photograph of the organizers and persons who helped defend VMD Park's access to sunlight at City Hall on April 8. Viewing by appointment info@bindlestiffstudio.org, or before Bindlestiff shows thru June 4.

Stories High is back for another round of theater workshops. In it's 19th edition, our annual page-to-stage theater workshop series will kick off with playwriting.

Join your kasama at 868 Kearny for the premiere of “The Al Robles Express” a film which follows five Manilatown community members as they travel together to the Philippine tribal lands in tribute to the late activist poet Al Robles, taking the journey of their friend’s literary dreams that he was never able to take himself. Register