APAture 2018: RE:place

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

APAture 2018: RE:place takes place October 19 - November 4

APAture is Kearny Street Workshop’s annual multidisciplinary arts festival celebrating emerging Asian and Pacific Islander artists of the Bay Area. For 16 years, APAture has been a site of dialogue, collaboration, and political action between artists and community members around contemporary issues affecting the Asian and Pacific Islander community.

This year, our theme is “RE:place.”

We invite you to submit work including but not limited to: displacement, reclaiming place, relationship or orientation to place, movement and migration, the loss or lack of place, or the various dimensions of place (spatial-emotional, past-present, individual-communal, etc.). We also welcome work across all themes.

What is APAture?

APAture is Kearny Street Workshop’s annual multi disciplinary festival that showcases emerging Asian and Pacific American artists from the Bay Area. Each year, this two week festival is organized by a volunteer run General Planning Committee who help curate each showcase.

APAture has six showcases held at various locations around the SoMA District of San Francisco: Book Arts, Film, Literary Arts, Music, Performing Arts, and Visual Arts. Each showcase is a one day event, except the Visual Arts showcase, which will be on view until the end of the festival.

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APPLY NOW TO APATURE 2018!

 
Kearny Street Workshop, the Bay Area's hub for Asian Pacific American arts, presents APAture, a multi-day, multidisciplinary arts festival featuring a lineup of some of today's most exciting emerging artists from the San Francisco Bay Area. Arc Gallery & Studios, 1246 Folsom St., San Francisco Saturday, October 1 2016 Shivani Narang is a poet, writer, and a third year student attending UC Berkeley.
Kearny Street Workshop, the Bay Area's hub for Asian Pacific American arts, presents APAture, a multi-day, multidisciplinary arts festival featuring a lineup of some of today's most exciting emerging artists from the San Francisco Bay Area. Bindlestiff Studio, 185 6th St., San Francisco Friday, October 8 2016 Louis Chinn is a visual artist, multi-instrumentalist music producer and art educator.

APAture 2018 is generously supported by these funders and partners

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