Arc Fellows
Meet our Arc Artist Fellows. They question, captivate, and transform our community.
2022 Fellows
Watch the Showcase and Celebration.
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Gil Adame
Gil Adame is an ex-convict who uses his story and experience to help troubled youth and young adults change their lives through video.
- Cash App: $giladame81
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Natasha Alphonse
Natasha Alphonse is an Indigenous artist working in clay.
- Website
- Instagram: @Natashaalphonse
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Aiyana Reid
Aiyana Reid is a regalia maker and dancer.
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Sondra Segundo
Sondra Segundo is a multi-faceted artist, an author & illustrator of Indigenous children’s books, and composes Haida songs and sings with tribal funk band, Khu’éex’.
2021 Fellows
Watch the Showcase and Celebration. Part 1 | Part 2
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Di Binuya
Di Binuya is a non-binary Filipino multi-media artist and community organizer.
- Website
- Instagram: @perlasngdigma
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Mikhail Calliste
Mikhail Calliste is a Trinidadian dance artist and maker.
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Monyee Chau
Monyee Chau is a contemporary Taiwanese, Chinese American artist who explores the journey of healing through decolonization and reconnecting with their roots and ancestors through a variety of mediums.
- Website
- Instagram: @monyeeart
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Joyee Runninghawk
Joyee Runninghawk is a mixed-media creator who honors her Black and Native roots through storytelling, photography, graphic design, clothing design, and paint techniques.
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Kayla Stokes,
Kayla Stokes is writer, producer, director and storyteller who explores the lives of Black women from the past and present in order to imagine the future.
- Website
- Instagram: @kayla.stokes
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Saiyana Suzumura
Saiyana Suzumura creates visual art and designs clothing with the goal to liberate and empower community.
2020 Fellows
Watch the Showcase and Celebration.
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E.T. Russian
E.T. RUSSIAN is a multi-sensory artist based in the Pacific Northwest and has been making zines, comics, video and installation art about disability, queerness, and life, since the mid-90s.
- Website
- Instagram: @letmebedoubleclear
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Dani Tirrell
Dani Tirrell is a dance artist, performer, choreogrpaher, and dance educator.
- Website
- Instagram: @danitirrell
- Venmo: @dani-long-5
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Anastacia-Reneé Tolbert
Anastacia-Renee is an award-winning cross-genre writer, educator, interdisciplinary artist, TEDX speaker and podcaster.
- Website
- Instagram: @anastaciarenee5
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Storme Webber
Storme Webber is a Two Spirit Sugpiaq/Black/Choctaw poet and interdisciplinary artist.
- Website
- Twitter: @StormeWebber
2019 Fellows
Watch the Showcase and Celebration.
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Anis Gisele
Anis Gisele writes about race, gender-expansiveness, violence, and accountable love.
- Instagram: @kingartista_anisgisele
- Venmo: @anisgisele
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Sadiqua Iman
Sadiqua creates art to reflect injustices while actively working to dismantle the oppressive systems that have perpetuated them.
- Website
- Facebook@sadiquaiman
- Venmo: @bethecau
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Jesse Higman
This vessel animal is one we can travel with—to institutions and outlying areas where the deepest aspects of our generative humanity can be celebrated visually.
- Website
- Instagram: @jessehigman
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Nic Masangkay
Nic Masangkay uses music and poetry to realize a better world.
- Website
- Instagram: @nicmasangkay
- Venmo: @nicmasangkay
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Jake Prendez
Jake Prendez celebrates Chicanx and Indigenous cultures through activism, satire, social justice, and pop culture.
2018 Fellows
Watch the Showcase and Celebration.
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Earl Debnam
Earl Debnam’s drawings and paintings reflect a personal history of activism.
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Tara Hardy
Advocate and writer Tara Hardy explores the impact of trauma and illness on our bodies and creative selves.
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Mickey Rowe
Artist and activist Mickey Rowe is making positive change in theater.
- Website
- Instagram: @themickeyrowe
- Venmo: @theMickeyRowe
All photos by Sunita Martini