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Thank you Presa House Gallery for welcoming us to your beloved artist-operated space in San Antonio. We combined the spirit of Weenehs 2 Ways (February) and Time-Travel Eggs (December) to create cilbirquiles, served alongside house-made eggnog and weenehs con salsa.
One weekend, two cities, three words: we love zinefests. Houston and Dallas showed us much love at The Orange Center for Visionary Art and the Oak Cliff Cultural Center, and hellooo Sebastian Gomez de la Torre, graphic designer nonpareil!
On October 19-20, we installed our traveling table in Austin at mighty Lone Star Zine Fest.
On Sunday, October 13, we hosted our official l(a)unch + release with Newark Arts Fest at Project for Empty Space Open Studios. We welcomed the public, family, and friends into an intimate space paying homage to the Calendario de Comida and Judy Chicago’s Dinner Table.
On Saturday, October 12, we participated at Branch Brook Park Fest in Newark, New Jersey, distributing zines to the community and slinging calendar-cookbooks.
From 2023-2024, the first cohort met virtually to share stories around themes of healing, assimilation, seasons of life, and family roles. We developed ideas as we fostered community, leaving the ultimate project design open-ended.
One weekend, two cities, three words: we love zinefests. Houston and Dallas showed us much love at The Orange Center for Visionary Art and the Oak Cliff Cultural Center, and hellooo Sebastian Gomez de la Torre, graphic designer nonpareil!
On October 19-20, we installed our traveling table in Austin at mighty Lone Star Zine Fest.
On Sunday, October 13, we hosted our official l(a)unch + release with Newark Arts Fest at Project for Empty Space Open Studios. We welcomed the public, family, and friends into an intimate space paying homage to the Calendario de Comida and Judy Chicago’s Dinner Table.
On Saturday, October 12, we participated at Branch Brook Park Fest in Newark, New Jersey, distributing zines to the community and slinging calendar-cookbooks.
From 2023-2024, the first cohort met virtually to share stories around themes of healing, assimilation, seasons of life, and family roles. We developed ideas as we fostered community, leaving the ultimate project design open-ended.