Lorna will be showing 20 works at Fulton Crossing Gallery which will consist mostly collages in mixed media.

AAWAA MEMBERS BEING SHOWN: Lorna Ho

GALLERY HOURS
Fri-Sun: 11:00AM - 4:00PM

Positive Exposure features the work of Asian American artists from Southern California, a vibrantly alive creative community with its own unique and diverse expressive visual language reflective of both AAPI heritage and western culture.

AAWAA MEMBERS BEING SHOWN: Shirley Asano Guldimann, Joyce Hayashi, and Sophia Quach McCabe

GALLERY HOURS
Wed, Thu & Sun: 11PM - 5PM
Fri-Sat: 12:30PM - 6:30PM

Friends of Noe Valley is pleased to present the 18th annual Noe Valley Garden Tour on Saturday, May 18th. The 2024 tour has 10 gardens that will be open from 10am-4pm all around the Noe Valley neighborhood. Gardens are open to public.

AAWAA MEMBERS BEING SHOWN: Sophia Lee

Kitty Party is a multi-sensory ART experience that celebrates the intersection of friendship, gender, sexuality, color and joy. Celebrate the debut of The BADtameez Begums Collection by acclaimed artist Ragni Agarwal, founder of RAD Studio + Kitty Party. This collection pays tribute to the trailblazing women of yesteryears—the Begums—who have inspired the fearless BADtameez Betis of today.

AAWAA MEMBERS BEING SHOWN: Ragni Agarwal

Explore the world of hand lettering in this beginner friendly workshop led by artist Ngân Vũ. In this class, You’ll learn modern calligraphy techniques using a brush pen to create all letters of the alphabet and more with personalized feedback.

AAWAA MEMBERS INVOLVED: Ngân Vũ

Save from destruction the Ruth Asawa Art by showing up and insisting on making it a Historic Landmark, to protect the original materials and design!

The Rebirth of Apsara is a full-length dance/theatre work that investigates the relationship between art and war, exploring how Cambodian arts and, in particular, Apsaras, fabled female celestial beings, have embodied the essence of Cambodian culture.

In this intergenerational conversation, hear from Chinese American female artists Felicia Lowe, Miche Wong, Vida Kuang, and Bijun Liang. They will present samples of their work and discuss their creative processes, how their work and values align, and the impact of their work on their communities.

AAWAA MEMBERS BEING SHOWN: Felicia Lowe

Curated and conceived by Lehua M. Taitano, this event offers a communal space to share in the power of poetry and food as a means of collective healing.

Are you an artist or writer trying to navigate the world of fellowships, grants, and residencies? Join us for a candid conversation with fellow Rubies Shruti Swamy, Christie George, Melanie Elvena, and friends from Asian American Women Artists Association about the art of applying. From identifying the right opportunities to crafting compelling proposals, we'll share our experiences with each other in a casual conversation.

No question is too big or too small. There is so much collective wisdom at the Ruby, we're hoping to bring together beginners who are just starting to identify opportunities as well as those who have attended several residencies. We'll also have the opportunity to help refine and populate a crowdsourced spreadsheet (https://airtable.com/appFew0oiJTSWyAwA/shrVnd8eZPwsvLkG8/tblpGDBwYQR98qZIo/viwQWngHfBbVNc03a) of grants, fellowships and residencies that we can all use.

This is an intimate gathering of Ruby and AAWAA members.

Join us for the culminating event of APAture, featuring an Artist Talk by our Visual Arts showcase artists!

The “Ancestor Altars” installation art project at Sentro Filipino will be a healing space for the San Francisco Filipinx & BIPOC community. This All Souls Day brings the opportunity to heal through art and community.

APAture 2023 presents Seeking Home, a literary arts showcase. This year’s featured artist is Shelley Wong, author of “As She Appears” (National Book Award longlist for Poetry). Shelley will be joined by Rowena Leong Singer, Nicola Andrews, K Dulai, Lucie Pereira, Danica Li, and Alder Duan Hurley. These seven artists approach the ideas of land, place, migration, and the legacies of imperialism and displacement, reflecting the ways in which we conceive of home and the impermanence therein.

Unearthing, APAture 2023’s film showcase will be screening, “What these Walls Won’t Hold”, the breakthrough film by featured artist, Adamu Chan, about the Covid 19 outbreak in San Quentin prison. Alongside Adamu we’ll be screening original short films from our showcase artists Yasmine Gomez, Tracy Nguyen, Jinji S., Sabina Kariat, Jalena Keane-Lee.

Visit Arc Gallery for open viewing hours and participate in interactive meditative healing art by Xinye Lin and meditation with Marc Morozumi of Mukunda Studios!