“Cuba to Guinea”, premieres October 11-20 at Dance Mission Theatre!

This is an immersive and poetic documentary short film, follows the research and creative process building up to the performance, Raíces et Résistance. Travel with the artists to Cuba and Guinea, as they uncover profound and polyrhythmic crossroads connecting their countries and cultural traditions.
Run time: (28 minutes) Click here for tickets and more info.

My first screen dance film featuring the incredible artist Preethi Ramaprasaad, premieres on September 26th at the Tenderloin Museum. (Click image for more info.)
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Coalition on Homelessness SF is celebrating 35 years of publication of their Street Sheet newspaper! Houseless folks write and sell these newspapers to earn income and change the narrative on homelessness.
SS & COH asked me to create this print edition to commemorate their incredible work and to fundraise for the organization.
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Duniya Dance and Drum Company and Arenas Dance Company are collaborating to create an incredible performance “Raices & Revolucion”. I have been following them on this journey and documenting their incredible research and creative process of historical and contemporary cultural exchange through traditions, music and dance.

Learn more about my work featured in Michelle Nye’s exhibit “THE FABRIC OF REPRESENTATION CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE”

I am excited to present this short film project! It’s about my incredibly talented friend, Joti Singh and her upcoming project: “Blood & Ink”, showing September 10th at Yerba Buena Gardens.

Come see a retrospective of my work among the many talented collaborators of SFPS in Monsters & Heroes at the SF Public Library Main Branch (October 30, 2021 – April 17, 2022) Skylight Gallery – 6th Floor (100 Larkin Street). View the panel discussion here.

The Art of Protest Opening Reception: Saturday, October 2, 2021 at 4-6pm.  Show runs October 2 – December 17 (Free admission)

Panel Discussion at Oakland Asian Cultural Center November 5th (5:30-7PM)! RSVP