Articles Published in September, 2011

In the heart of Japantown, artist Samuel Rodriguez of Shorty Fatz held his first solo show at Cukui. The following timelapse video captures the creative production process, as well as the diverse community who came to the showing.

I never thought fighting for workers rights would lead me here — sitting in a Sikh Temple, meeting with a group of 45 Indian truck drivers...

In March of 2009, De Anza College opened up the new Euphrat Museum in Cupertino, California.

At an event thrown by the Knowbodies Abraham Menor of brainsoiled.com hosted a photo booth of what he calls photo swag

Richard Babcock is a stone sculptor and uses sculpting to cope with his mental health. "Art has always been a passion of mine, something I have aspired to since my childhood. In my late teens I became mentally ill and struggled on the streets and in mental hospitals. I received disability payments after several years of illness and went back to college for Art Photography".

keep waitin' to hear from you D I guess its sinkin' in now that im writing your eulogy when you passed, all i could think about was you and me

AD Avila was selected as one of a handful of community leaders from around the country by the Knight Commission to present a digital story of his immigrant experience. Through his artwork and advocacy he breaks down the fear of the American immigrant.

Artists Adrian Avila and Samuel Rodriguez teamed up with the Gardener community to produce the Inspire mural. This video shares the day by day evolution of Inspire.

In response to a Supreme Court decision, California will be reducing the number of people being sent to prison. Jayadev contends that this shift represents a historic opportunity for counties to re-imagine their criminal justice systems.

As a kid I remember going to the local liquor store to buy beer for my family, I saw this young man while visiting a friend's apartment comlex, and it brought back memories..