Here’s a round up of current and upcoming projects: I’m currently in the process of installing my solo exhibition, The last muffled breaths of the undead masculine, at the Berkeley Cube Space, the Berkeley Civic Arts Commission’s storefront gallery in Downtown Berkeley on Addison Street between Milvia and Shattuck. The
Related Tactics (Michele Carlson, Weston Teruya, and Nate Watson), are part of the Print Public exhibition now at Kala Art Institute (January 27-March 26). Unfortunately due to COVID, there is no opening event, but the gallery is open Wednesday-Friday with hours by appointment on Saturdays. Our project, Memories Breathe and
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
update (8/29/18): The posters are now installed along Market Street and will be on view through October. – – – (1/31/18): I’m excited to share that I was selected as one of the four artists commissioned by the San Francisco Arts Commission’s Public Art Program to create a series of
March 10, 1-5:30pm, James Moore Theater, Oakland Museum of California, 1000 Oak Street, Oakland I’m excited to be co-organizing this year’s Kenneth Rainin Foundation Exploring Public Art Practices Symposium with the brilliant Deena Chalabi. The foundation launched the symposium to expand upon their Open Spaces grant program, which supports ambitious