Posts in KSW Presents
Dreaming People’s History AAPI History Month Walking Tour

Join Kearny Street Workshop and the SF Arts Commission on Saturday, May 23 from 2–4PM for Dreaming People’s History, the second installation of the 2026 Art on Market Poster Series. This walking tour tells the story of the Asian American Movement, when radicals used art to recover past struggles and create a new political identity. Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander History Month with a walking tour of the poster series led by artist Colin Choy Kimzey and collaborator Jade Amargo Verdeflor. Learn about the community of San Francisco artists who helped define Asian America and take inspiration for how we can relate to the past in our own time.

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USAAF 2020 x KSW Presents : Aria Aber & Monica Sok

On Saturday, June 13, as part of API Cultural Center of San Francisco's United States of Asian America Festival, KSW Presents Aria Aber, author of Hard Damages (University of Nebraska Press, 2019), and Monica Sok, author of A Nail the Evening Hangs On (Copper Canyon Press. 2020). Award-winning poets and children of refugees, their books explore the impact of inherited wars—Aber, through interrogating historical and personal implications of Afghan American relations, and Sok, through myth- and memory-making of Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge regime.

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