update: Our storefront installation “Who Else But Americans…” is now on view at The Luminary in St. Louis, July 26 – August 25. This iteration of the project shares a set of photographs that outlines our ongoing research tracing the path of the transcontinental railroad as a means of reflecting
The Great AAPI Elder Print Off is a social project conceptualized and organized by For You Productions (Erika Chong Shuch, Ryan Tacata, & Rowena Richie). Through a partnership with Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly, they connected Asian American & Pacific Islander artists with AAPI elders in San Francisco facing social
Climate Changing: On Artists, Institutions, and the Social Environment at Wexner Center for the Arts is on view January 30 – extended to August 15 . This major group exhibition showcases work by a diverse, multigenerational lineup of contemporary artists who take on a broad range of timely social issues
Related Tactics (Michele Carlson, Weston Teruya, & Nate Watson) is excited to have been awarded a 2021 Craft Research Fund Artist Fellowship to support Disclosure: The Whiteness of Glass, a research process examining the whiteness of the glass field through an iterative series of creative visualizations and a collaborative social
Related Tactics (Michele Carlson, Weston Teruya, & Nate Watson) is excited to have been awarded a 2021-22 Print Public Residency from Kala Art Institute. We look forward to developing a project we have currently titled, Unbuilt Monuments for a Radical and Possible Future (or Not), a public project for the
The future now is a sprawling, site-responsive public art project by Related Tactics on view from November 19, 2020-February 14, 2021. Illuminating facets of Black life in the city and exploring the state of national politics, this new commission will be viewable from the street and located in multiple sites
Related Tactics will be launching a new windowfront installation at Southern Exposure, Never Again Is Now, in conjunction with Aram Han Sifuents and The Official Unofficial Voting Station: Voting for All Who Legally Can’t to envision a world where past, present, and future are aligned and include the voices of all of our
I’m happy to have a piece in the new artists’ postcard set curated and produced by MUZ Collective. You can order a set by DMing them via Instagram (linked). Proceeds go toward Oakland People’s Breakfast and Hotels Not Graves. The full set, printed by Colpa Press, features work by 29
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts’ Zine just published my essay, Where Shall We Go From Here? reflecting on home and memory through my research into the visual language and history of the Ward development in Honolulu. The piece builds on the work that I did for expansion (land.water.sky) last
I’m honored to be in an exhibition with this amazing group of artists! 25@25: A Community of Artists March 13 – May 13, 2020 Visual & Public Art Gallery at California State University, Monterey Bay Opening Reception: March 13, 2020, 6-8pm (Free & Open to the Public) Gallery Hours: Monday