Celebrating community as a means of resistance, ALL TOGETHER NOW looks at art and activism from the perspective of those who seek to use their artistic practice to create networks, a sense of "being here now," mutual respect and understanding, belonging, and a deeper sense of history as seen from what can be the mainstream's "margins."

Opening reception will be held from 1–3pm on Saturday, September 22nd, and will include workshops with Shirin Towfiq and Angie Wilson, plus a 2pm performance by Future Chorus.

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Comida es Medicina considers the topic of food justice from Latinx, Chicanx, Central American, indigenous, and immigrant perspectives. This group exhibition contests white supremacy by uplifting the knowledge, traditions, and practices of immigrant and indigenous members of our communities in relation to food, ancestral knowledge, and respect for Mother Earth.

PKC is honored to have its Kitchen Remedies project included among many amazing artists. Stop by and contribute to our growing collection of remedies.

PLEASE SUPPORT GALERIA DE LA RAZA AS THEY CURRENTLY FACE EVICTION FROM THEIR LOCATION OF 46 YEARS. Click here to learn more.

Galería de la Raza is an interdisciplinary Chicanx/Latinx space for art, thought, and activism in San Francisco, CA.

Kitchen Remedies

The People's Kitchen Collective presents Kitchen Remedies at Crosslines 2016 with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific America Center. Join us in decolonizing medicine and reconnecting traditional healing practices rooted in kitchen wisdom. With remedies ranging from upset stomach to white supremacy, we've been gathering stories of healing from around the world. Visit us in D.C. to share your Kitchen Remedies in this very special project at the Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building. For more information, please click here.