January 2021 ___________________________
2021 COLLECTIVE GENUS VIRTUAL POTLUCK
Saturday, January 2nd, 2021
12:00pm–2:00pm (PST)
Make a plate of your traditional News Years dish and join us on ZOOM for a virtual potluck expense.
RSVP for a ZOOM link at collectivegenus@gmail.com
San Francisco Bay Area and beyond (online)
November 2020 _________________________
Panel: COLLECTIVE GENUS
IN CONVERSATION WITH JEFF GUNDERSON
Wednesday, November 18th, 2020 7pm
Collective Genus is a group of three Bay Area art collectives focused on cultivating and sustaining the local arts community. Members of the group will be in conversation with Jeff Gunderson local art historian, librarian and archivist on the subjects of collaboration, mutual support networks, and the history of art collectives in the Bay Area.
Jeff Gunderson has been the Librarian and Archivist at SFAI since 1981. He has written on the history of California photography, the San Francisco art scene of the 1940s, and done presentations on artists Joan Brown, Elmer Bischoff, Ed Ruscha, Charles Howard, the history of LGBTQ art in San Francisco, the history of Bay Area conceptual art, and the influence of art libraries on artists. He also did the introductory essay to Black Power/Flower Power: Photographs by Pirkle Jones and Ruth-Marion Baruch. He is currently working on a collection of essays about open water swimming.
Jacqueline Francis is a writer, educator, and arts consultant who lives in San Francisco. She is the author of Making Race: Modernism and “Racial Art” in America (2012) and a co-editor of Romare Bearden: American Modernist (2011). She curated the exhibition “A Matter of Time: New Work by Adia Millett” at Hong Kong’s Galerie du Monde (November 19, 2020—January 10, 2021). Francis is the Chair of the Graduate Program in Visual & Critical Studies at California College of the Arts. She serves on the Luggage Store Gallery’s Advisory Board, and she is the Board President of the Queer Cultural Center, a multidisciplinary resource and advocacy site for LGBT artistic expression in San Francisco. A member of the 3.9 Art Collective and Collective Genus, Francis creates the occasional visual art object. She received an Individual Artist Commission from the San Francisco Arts Commission in 2017.
Rodney Ewing San Francisco, CA. Visual Artist. Ewing’s drawings, installations, and mixed media works focus on his need to intersect body and place, memory and fact to re-examine human histories, cultural conditions, and events. With his work he is pursuing a narrative that requires us to be present and intimate. His work has been exhibited at Euphrat Museum of Art, Cupertino, CA; The Drawing Center, New York, NY; and in San Francisco, CA at Root Division, Jack Fischer Gallery, Museum of the African Diaspora, Nancy Toomey Fine Art, Alter Space Gallery, Southern Exposure Gallery, and Ictus Projects. He has been an Artist-in-Residence at Recology and the De Young Museum of Fine Arts both in San Francisco, as well as Djerassi in Woodside, California, Headlands Center for the Arts in Marin, California, and Bemis Center for the Arts, Omaha, Nebraska. Ewing received his BFA in Printmaking from Louisiana State University and his MFA in Printmaking West Virginia University.
Amy Lange is an artist based in San Francisco, California. She is a native of the west coast, having grown up half her life in the San Francisco Bay Area and the other half in rural Central Oregon. She received her BFA in Fibers from the University of Oregon in 2009, and received her MFA from California College of the Arts in spring 2017. She is a founding member of Borderline Art Collective in San Francisco and works in arts education.
Kathryn Ian is a multimedia artist, musician and performer. She is inspired by themes relating to ecology, both scientifically and philosophically, and uses imaging and audio technologies to explore the relationships between the intimate and the environmental. She is a founding member of New Wilderness Society multidisciplinary collective, ONE + ONE + TWO art collective, and The CCC Project, an arts and humanities education platform created to empower youth.
ZOOM REGISTRATION
Workshop: EVOLVING YOUR ART PRACTICE IN THE MIDST OF THE PANDEMIC WITH COLLECTIVE GENUSE
Saturday, November 21st, 2020
2pm–4pm
Artists are invited to a lunch-time professional development session. Collective Genus is a group of three Bay Area art collectives focused on cultivating and sustaining the local arts community. Bring a piece for critique and/or questions about shows, residencies and public art projects. We are here to help you thrive.
Artists are encouraged to bring their favorite drawing materials and paper for creative breaks
throughout the workshop, as well as a journal to take notes.
ZOOM REGISTRATION
Questions about the program or problems registering? Contact sfplcpp@sfpl.org. For accommodations (such as ASL interpretation or captioning), call (415) 557-4557 or contact accessibility@sfpl.org. Requesting at least 72 hours in advance will help ensure availability.
San Francisco Public Library
Virtual Library
Online Services
San Francisco, CA 94102
September 2020 _________________________
2020 COLLECTIVE GENUS
LABORDAY
PROJECTION FESTIVAL
Friday, September 4th – Monday, September 7th, 2020
7pm–10pm
The three collectives of Collective Genus (3.9 Collective, One+One+Two, and Borderline) were first brought together through a 2019 Kadist Institute program, in which Mercer Union and Native Art Department International (NADI) generously shared the platform of their artist residency with local artist groups. That project sparked the desire for continued collaboration, and Collective Genus was formed.
Images and video works by the member artists will be projected onto screens visible from the street at various locations around San Francisco for four consecutive evenings. These “screenings” will happen simultaneously, offering free access to physically distanced art viewing to folks on their evening walk or driving by, no matter where they live.
The format of the event intends to engage communities across the city in an outdoor and flexible format. The goal, given the context of the global pandemic, is to realize the safety and accessibility of an online exhibit, while maintaining the elements of space and place of a more traditional in person format.
Mission:
Southern Exposure, 3030 20th St. (Gallery Space)
Drawing Room Annex, 2675 Mission Street
(Gallery Space)
2971 24th Street (2nd Story Window)
752 Hampshire "Hampshire House"
Haight:
26 Broderick Street (Exterior of Private Home)
Twin Peaks:
980 Burnett Ave (2nd Story Window)
Mid-Sunset:
1411 32nd Ave (2nd Story Window)
Richmond:
840 42nd Ave (Garage Door)
North Beach: First Fridays Art Crawl
Local Maker Mart, 580 Green Street (Friday and Saturday ONLY)
Bayview:
1454 Palou Ave, (2nd Story Window)
San Francisco California
July 2020 _______________________________
COLLECTIVE GENUS
First Formal Zoom Meeting
July 3rd, 2020
Collective Genus is a group of Bay Area artists working across media and subject matter but united by common goals and a commitment to the greater arts community. The group is comprised of three distinct smaller collectives: Three Point Nine Art Collective, ONE + ONE + TWO, and Borderline Art Collective. “Genus” references the taxonomic category above species, and denotes the entity’s status as both an aggregation of smaller groups and a subset of a larger category: the greater Bay Area arts community.
The three collectives of Collective Genus were first brought together through a 2019 Kadist Institute program, in which Mercer Union and Native Art Department International (NADI) generously shared the platform of their artist residency with local artist groups. That project sparked the desire for continued collaboration, and Collective Genus was formed.
San Francisco Bay Area (online)
January 2020 ___________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Saturday, January 25th, 2020
Participation Artist: Lisa Jonas Taylor
Nate Patterson
Richard Jonathan Nelson
1240 MINNESOTA STREET PROJECT Studios
San Francisco, CA 94107
Collective Meeting
KADIST, San Francisco
January 23, 2020
Meeting with representatives from the collectives involved in the Native Art Department International (NADI) exhibition on display at KADIST, San Francisco from October 12, 2019–January 25, 2020.
Five Fifths Collective
Borderline Art Collective
ONE + ONE + TWO
Slingshot
Street Sheet/Coalition on Homelessness
3.9 Collective
KADIST, SAN FRANCISCO
3295 20th Street, CA 94110
ONE + ONE + TWO
Collective Instagram Response
Sponsored by KADIST
January 12, 2020
Native Art Department International (NADI) invited Bay Area collectives to respond to the question “what does cooperation and non-competition look like to you?”
ONE + ONE + TWO responded: Why are trees such
social beings?
The reason are the same as for human
communities: there are advantages to working
together. A tree is not a forest. On its own, a tree
cannot establish a consistent local climate. (…) But
together, many trees create an ecosystem that
moderates extremes of heat and cold, stores a
great deal of water, and generates a great deal of
humidity. And in this protected environment, trees
can live to be very old. To get to this point, the
community must remain intact no matter what.
A tree can be only as strong as the the forest that
surrounds it.
-The Hidden Life of Trees, Peter Wohlleben, 2016 -
@kadistkadist
December 2019 ___________________________
Collective Meeting
KADIST, San Francisco
December 5, 2019
Meeting with representatives from the collectives involved in the Native Art Department International (NADI) exhibition on display at KADIST, San Francisco from October 12, 2019–January 25, 2020.
Borderline Art Collective
East Bay Alternative Book and Zine Fest
ONE + ONE + TWO
Project Kalahati
Sanctuary City Project
Slingshot
Street Sheet/Coalition on Homelessness
3.9 Collective
KADIST, SAN FRANCISCO
3295 20th Street, CA 94110
October 2019 ___________________________
Join us in Celebration!
KADIST, San Francisco
October 12, 2019–January 25, 2020
KADIST has invited Mercer Union, a non-profit artist-run center in Toronto, Canada for an Art-Space Residency and exhibition in San Francisco. Mercer Union has conceived the residency as an incubator to consider the approach to institutions working small-scale. Together, both organizations take up a series of questions around collaboration with Native Art Department International (NADI), a collaborative project by Toronto-based artists Maria
Hupfield and Jason Lujan.
Opening reception: Saturday, October 12, 4–6pm
Guest appearance by Tamaka, 5pm
Each work on view takes up varying methods of
collaboration that NADI has employed throughout
their practice. In a gesture of acknowledging the
long history of collective action that underpins
institutional critique within the history of art, the
artists have connected with collectives based in the
Bay Area. These conversations will continue
throughout the course of the exhibition evolving in
myriad ways including a display of ephemera in
KADIST’s library and street-facing windows. The collectives include Borderline Art Collective, East
Bay Alternative Book and Zine Fest ONE + ONE + TWO, Project Kalahati, Sanctuary City
Project, Slingshot, Street Sheet/Coalition on
Homelessness, and 3.9 Collective.
Bureau of Aesthetics is NADI’s first solo exhibition
on the West Coast and precedes NADI’s first solo
exhibition in Canada at Mercer Union in March
2020. Mercer Union’s residency marks the launch
of KADIST’s Art-Space Residency in San Francisco.
KADIST, SAN FRANCISCO
3295 20th Street, CA 94110
ONE + ONE + TWO
Publication: Why Artist
Support Artist
Completed October 10, 2019
for display at KADIST, San Francisco
October 12, 2019–January 25, 2020
Bureau of Aesthetics is Native Art Department International (NADI) first solo exhibition on the West Coast and precedes NADI’s first solo exhibition in Canada at Mercer Union in March 2020. Mercer
Union’s residency marks the launch of KADIST’s Art-Space Residency in San Francisco.
KADIST, SAN FRANCISCO
3295 20th Street, CA 94110
September 2019 _________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Borderline Collective’s “SLOW BUILD”
w/ support from Problem Library
Saturday, September 14th, 2019
Lead Discussants: Courtney Sennish
Lisa Jonas Taylor
Nate Patterson
Participation Artist: Tamara Suarez Porras
Lerora Lutz
Ahna Serendren
Amy Lange
Marissa Geoffroy
Tescia Seufferlein
Danielle Andress
“SLOW BUILD”
1065 Mission St.
San Francisco, CA 94103
August 2019 _____________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
A ONE + ONE + TWO Retreat to Kentucky
Sunday, June 23rd, 2019
Lead Discussants: Jennifer Shada
Kathryn Ian
Garth Fry
Participation Artist: Rebecca Norton
Benjamin Cirgin
Eastern Kentucky University
Department of Art & Design
521 Lancaster Avenue
309 Campbell Building
Richmond, KY 40475
June 2019 ______________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Sunday, June 23rd, 2019
Lead Discussants: Rebecca Bollinger
Justin Carder of Wolfman Books
Graham Holoch of Eggy Press
Participation Artist: Forrest McGarvey
Kathryn Ian
Garth Fry
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
May 2019 ______________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Saturday, May 11th, 2019
Lead Discussants: Kim Anno
Jamee Crusan
Participation Artist: Em Meine
Charlene Tan
Ann McMillan
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
May 2018 ______________________________
Prospettiva Financial and Spare Change Artist Space
are proud to host:
CURRENCY
An exhibition by the founders of
ONE + ONE + TWO.
According to an article published in the SF Gate last December, the Bay Area is hemorrhaging artist. With skyrocketing housing, studio rent, and exorbitant costs of living, there's no question as to why. But some have seen opportunity through the hardship, ONE + ONE + TWO, a San Francisco based artist collective has focused on creatively mobilizing alternate forms of currency to allow artist in the Bay Area to thrive. Through pooling resources, creative problem solving and simple acts of generosity, these four recent graduates of CCA's MFA program in Studio Practice have successfully connected more than 100 artist from the Bay Area and beyond with the resources they need: workspace, exhibition opportunities, and dynamic conversation around newly created visual artwork. Since January 2017, the collective has hosted public programming in their collaborative studio space in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco.
The current exhibition at Spare Change Artist Space features meditations on the meaning of currency from ONE + ONE + TWO: Benjamin Cirgin, Jennifer Shada, Garth Fry and Kathryn Ian.
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 31st, 2018,
6–9pm
Performance / Crit / Artist Talk: Wednesday, July 18th, 2018, 6–9pm
Closing Reception: Thursday, August 30th, 2018,
6–9pm
Spare Change Artist Space
465 California Street, 8th floor (suite 838)
San Francisco
For more information please call (415)362-8636
or visit sparechangeartistspace.com.
April 2018 ______________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Sunday, April 15th, 2018
Participation Artist: Mary Ayling
Nicole Aponte
Beca Hall
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
March 2018 _____________________________
Lux Interna Live at San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art
At San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art on Friday, March 2nd, Kathryn Ian's experimental musical project, Lux Interna, performed a three-part multimedia narrative in film + music entitled mercy entered his body as night. The narrative explored the intersections between resonance and revelation, vulnerability and vision. Situated against the backdrop of America’s own psychogeographical “dark night of the soul,” Lux Interna invited the audience to take part in a cathartic journey.
The performance included Joshua Levi Ian (guitar, banjo, voice); Kathryn Ian (autoharp, hand percussion, voice); Adam Collins-Torruella (drums, percussion); and Tim Gotch (electric bass, synth).
Publication: http://activate.metroactive.com/2018/03/lux-interna-at-san-jose-institute-of-contemporary-art/
Documentation: https://www.flickr.com/photos/sjica/albums/72157691258339092
February 2018 ___________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Saturday, February 10, 2018
Lead Discussant: Ángel Rafael “Ralph”
Vázquez-Concepción
Participation Artist: Mariel Bayona
ONE + ONE + TWO @
The Consulate-General of Mexico, San Francisco
532 Folsom Street
San Francisco CA., 94105
MARY AYLING
+ ONE Resident Artist
In Search of Stardust
February 2nd–February 4th by appointment only
Reception and Artist Talk
February 3rd, 4pm–6pm
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
January 2018 ____________________________
December 2017 __________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Saturday, December 9, 2017
Lead Discussants: Nathan Petterson
Joseph Liatela
Participation Artist: Talena Sanders
Kathryn Ian
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
TALENA SANDERS
+ ONE Resident Artist
Between my flesh and the world’s fingers
December 2nd–December 4th by appointment only
Reception and Artist Talk
December 2nd, 4pm–6pm
*Film Screening 5pm
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
November 2017 _________________________
WITH YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT WE CAN CONTINUE ARTS PROGRAMING INTO 2018
Over the course of this year, we have hosted over 100 artists and art enthusiasts and given over $6000 to artists from the Bay Area and beyond in stipends, studio space, and exhibitions. The four of us have given countless hours and tons of energy to this endeavor, and now, we need your help.
In 2018, we will host one more + One Resident Artist, and we will continue to host the One + Two Critique Group on a bi-monthly basis throughout 2018. In order to make this happen, we need to raise $2000; $1000 to support the January + One Resident Artist, and $1000 to support the One + Two Critique group in 2018. Anything we raise beyond that $2000 will support additional programming.
+ ONE Resident Artist
Talena Sanders
November 1–30
October 2017 ___________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Saturday, October 14, 2017
Lead Discussant: Bonny Nahmias
Participation Artist: Joshua Rampage
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
September, 2017 ________________________
BONNY NAHMIAS
+ ONE Resident Artist
Analog Kisses
September 30th–October 2nd by appointment only
Reception and Artist Talk
September 30th, 4pm–6pm
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
+ ONE Resident Artist
Bonny Nahmias
September 1–30
August, 2017 ____________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Saturday, August 12, 2017
Lead Discussants: Mattson Fields
Amy Lange
Participation Artist: Jennifer Shada
Olga Evanusa-Rowland
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
July, 2017 _______________________________
OLGA EVANUSA-ROWLAND
+ ONE Resident Artist
Passage
July 29th–July 31st by appointment only
Reception and Artist Talk
July 29th, 4pm–6pm
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
APPLY NOW!
ONE + ONE + TWO has opened our third call to any artist searching for and needing space to create! We're looking to fill our November 2017 and January 2018 residencies, so check our + ONE Residency Page now for details and tell your friends! Application deadline is September 8th!
+ ONE Resident Artist
Olga Evanusa-Rowland
July 1–30
June, 2017 _______________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Lead Discussants: Sienna Freeman
Lisa Jonas
Santiago Insignares
Participation Artist: Ann B. Murphy
Julia Guzman,
Kay Whitchurch
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
KAY WHITCHURCH
+ ONE Resident Artist
Chirriquitico
June 1st–June 3nd by appointment only
Reception and Artist Talk
June 3rd, 4pm–6pm
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
May, 2017 _______________________________
Emergence 2017
Whole Person, Whole Impact
May 21 at 1PM
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco
Panel Discussion:
Collective Survival: Art Collectives and Artist Run Spaces creating access and power in threatening times.
Emergence is an annual conference for Emerging Arts Professionals network, providing a collaborative platform for Bay Area arts and culture workers to connect, share ideas and elevate their work and voices. The theme this year is “Emergence: Whole Person, Whole Impact,” which highlights how artists participate in communities and civic engagement. This panel discussion is about the ways in which artists create their own communities via artists collectives, and how collective making is a radical position.
http://www.emergingsf.org/emergence/emergence-2017/
Hosted by:
Patricia Cariño Valdez, Curator and Director of Public Programs of San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art
Panelists:
Rhiannon MadFadyen, member of 3.9 Collective, Black and White Projects, and Co-Director of Emerging Arts Professionals
Ron Saunders, artist and member of 3.9 Collective
Garth Fry, artist and co-founder of ONE + ONE + TWO
Wills Meyers, Co-Director Aggegate Space
+ ONE Resident Artist
Kay Whitchurch
May 1–30
April, 2017 _______________________________
stARTup Fair SF
TIME AWAY: ARTIST RESIDENCIES
Sunday, April 30, 1:00 pm
ONE + ONE + TWO's Kathryn Ian moderated the panel discussion on Artist Residencies at the SF stARTup Fair!
Residency programs come in many forms, but they all serve one purpose: for artists to focus and create in a supported environment for a set period of time. Join Sharon Spain, curator and Jamil Hellu, former AIR at Recology, Holly Blake, Residency Manager at the Headlands Center for the Arts, Justin Carder from E.M. Wolfman General Interest Small Bookstore, Gwendolyn Reyes, Manager of Museum Engagement, San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles and Terri Loewenthal of The Chetwood as they discuss the selection process, the concentrated experience at various programs, the resulting bodies of work and career opportunities.
The panel discussion streamed live on the SF stARTup Fair Facebook page - view the discussion at https://www.facebook.com/startupartfair/!
San Jose Institute
of Contemporary Art (ICA)
Sunday April 23, 2–4pm
Artist residency programs offer artists incredible opportunities to create new work, they provide studio space, allow you to try new things, help you work with new materials and to cultivate new ideas. They're great for meeting and collaborating with other artists and they're just down right FUN! So, let's talk residencies with the best of em'!
Join us this Sunday at the ICA, 2–4pm, for 'Residencies Within Reach' where we'll be speaking with the program managers from Headlands Center for the Arts, Little Paper Planes, The Gardens at Heather Farm, Kala Art Institute, Djerassi Resident Artists Program, ONE + ONE +TWO, San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles, and Montalvo Arts Center. ICA Members and students get in to this talk for FREE. Non-members $10.
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Saturday April 8, 2017
Lead Discussants: Hannah Perrine Mode
Joshua Stulen
Mariel Bayona
Participation Artist: Santiago Insignares
Dan Crowe
Mattson Fields
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
+ ONE Resident Artist
If You Find This Position Uncomfortable
April 1st - 3rd by appointment only
Reception and Artist Talk
April 1st 6pm–8pm
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
March, 2017 _____________________________
Oakland Stock:
A micro-granting dinner series
Join us! We have been selected as one of the presenters for Oakland Stock: A Micro-granting Dinner Series. Everyone is welcome!
Diners pay a small fee ($15–$25 sliding scale,) feast on a grommet meal, listen to artists propose projects that need funding, vote on your favorite project and the winner takes the money to use towards their work! If we were to win this money, we would use it towards our + ONE Residency program.
When: Sunday, March 19, 2017, 6:00–8:30pm
Where: Humanist Hall 390 27th St., Oakland, CA
To buy tickets and for more information click here
APPLY NOW!
ONE + ONE + TWO has opened our second call to any artist searching for and needing space to create! We're looking to fill our July and September residencies, so check our + ONE Residency Page now for details and tell your friends! Application deadline is May 8th!
+ ONE Resident Artist
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
March 1–30
February, 2017____________________________
ONE + TWO Critique Group
Friday February 17, 2017
Lead Discussants: Tosha Stimage
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Anna Rotty
Participation Artist: Hanna Perrine Mode
Laurus Myth
Alyssa Casey
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
Anna Rotty
+ One Resident Artist
An Exhibition of Recent Works
February 1st–3rd, 2017 by appointment only
Reception and Artist Talk
February 2nd 6pm–8pm
ONE + ONE + TWO
2565 3rd St, Unit 229
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94107
January, 2017 _______________________________
+ ONE Resident Artist
Anna Rotty
January 1–30
November, 2016 _____________________________
The Alt Ex Grant
We are honored and happy to announce that we have been awarded an almost full $5,000 from Southern Exposure's Alternative Exposure Grant Program, Round 10! With this money we are able to kick off our first year of public programing with the ONE + TWO Critique Group and the + ONE Residency!
Thank you to Southern Exposure for this wonderful opportunity!
Click Here for more info on Southern Exposure's Alternative Exposure Granting Program.