Teka Muna / Pause
Get an intimate look into the ways that Kulart’s pamilya of artists and collaborators continue their creative explorations in the midst of our current climate.
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From Ammiel Holder aka honeydroppps. Quarantine Cypher live from the TL, SF.
“Being in the realm of nature allowed me to be away from the usual doom scrolling, paranoia affirming hole that has been easy to find as of late.” - Joshua Icban
It is as a collective that we have and continue to triumph over adversities.
Pilipino Americans, locals and immigrant alike, are a people made up of complexities.
A poetic meditation performed by Kristen Cabildo with poem by Noelle de la Paz.
As the month of May comes to an end, Kularts pamilya shares ways of coping and living in a global pandemic.
Kularts pamilya shares food we are having while living in a global pandemic.
𝘋𝘙𝘌𝘈𝘔𝘚, a short film in response to the pandemic by Zed Hopkins from Brisbane, Australia.
Vlog by Kularts program manager, Hana Lee, about her thoughts and experience after weeks of “sheltering-in-place.”
A short film by Sara Acevedo in Puerto Rico as a response to COVID-19.
Split Tender is a poem by Kularts artist and administrative manager, Cristino “Tino” Lagahid, on his experience after weeks of “sheltering-in-place.”
We’re sharing a short film, Travel is Prohibited, by Jessica Alampay in Turin, Italy as her response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
We keep hope alive despite the distress, the fear of uncertainties, the horrific stories of the disease, the deaths, and the ineptitude of our nation’s leader. But we keep going because we must.
Produced by writer, director, and actor, Giovanni Ortega, as his response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Everything affects EVERY THING. Someone recently told me that life after Corona will never be the same. Let's face it, we won't go back to "normal." We can’t.
Dancing Alone Together is the first video for Kularts' Teka Muna / Pause artists’ response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This week, Kulart’s staff shares ways we are coping with social distancing, at home working remotely, and general well-being while “sheltering-in-place”.