Root Division Studio Artist and Latinx Teaching Artist Fellow, Rebeca Flores, presents Purple Manguera in the Frank Ratchye Project Space to start off the new year. By combining the larger than life sculpture of a hose with an accompanying projected video, Flores encourages viewers to think about the relationship between objects used in labor and …
Interdisciplinary artist Rachel Dean, has put together four new pieces of artwork in her Frank Ratchye Project Space show: Recent Works. Learn more in this interview between Dean and Exhibitions Fellow Jess Punzalen.
Join Exhibitions Fellow, Jessica Punzalan as she outlines four fresh new Auction artworks, straight from the Root Division Studio Artist cohort.
Alicia McDaniel’s solo exhibition MALA•FIDES delves into the meaning of the latin phrase for “bad faith.” To learn more, read the interview with Exhibition Fellow, Jess Punzalan, in conversation with Alicia McDaniel
Kiana Honarmand’s newest video performance Requiem, touches on the human relationship between borders, rebirth, and geography. Read the interview below to experience Exhibition Fellow, Jess Punzalan, in conversation with Kiana Honarmand.
For The Better Future: An Anniversary Party Between Mengjiao and the U.S. is a multimedia installation documenting the artist’s performative marriage to the United States.
The Water Carries Us explores the perspectives of Black & Afro-Native women as they have been impacted by colonialism, forced removal from ancestral lands, and enslavement.
De’Ana Brownfield is a multidisciplinary artist and educator that currently resides in Oakland, California. She utilizes textiles, mural making, and painting to inquire about Afro-Indigenous traditional ways of being and visualizing Black futures grounded in healing. She holds a B.A. degree from Mills College.
leana Tejada is a Mexican-American artist born and raised in Southern California. A former NCAA Division II Track and Field athlete, Tejada’s work progressively deals with female masculinity and the opposition to “marianismo” — the exaggerated sense of traditional femininity.
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Angela Hien Buencamino Phung is an artist and educator currently based in Oakland, CA / Ohlone Land, and was born and raised in Sacramento / Nisenan Land. She creates art through writing, installation, textile, performance and digital media.
