Print Media Takes Over SF Chinatown

41 Ross Artist In Residence Program

Dates: September 20 - November 30, 2024

Hours: Thursday - Saturday, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Location: 41 Ross, 41 Ross Alley, San Francisco, CA 94108

Hotam Press has officially taken over 41 Ross!

Ho Tam is a renowned independent publisher and artist who explores media representation, race, and sexuality through diverse mediums. From painting and drawing to photography and video, Tam’s work poignantly examines what it means to be Asian, intersecting the personal with the universal. During his residency at 41 Ross, Tam will delve into the neighborhood's rich immigrant history, drawing inspiration from his interactions with community members and local zine artists to create exciting new works.

Take a look back at the Hotam Press Open House below.

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We invite you to a special evening with two incredible artists who will explore masculinity, identity, and lineage through their embodied mediums, from music to dance. Join us for a night of powerful voices and movement, connecting Vancouver, San Francisco, and beyond, curated by our Artist-In-Residence Ho Tam.

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First-ever Chinatown Ross Alley Zine Festival!

Join us for the first ever Chinatown Ross Alley Zine Festival on Nov 9!

The inaugural Chinatown Ross Alley Zine Festival is inspired and built upon the free expression and art form of print matters. The festival features limited edition zines and artworks for purchase by independent artists and publishers. There will also be book giveaways, a film screening, music, and more!

Featured artists include: CCC Design Shop, Ho Tam , Lab94107.cca, Everythingmatters.press, Floss Editions, Lisa Hsia, Mix Rice Zine, Sming Sming Books, Unity Press, WASTED BOOKS, Jane Trieu.

This event is free and open to the public.

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CCC: Advocating for the Arts

Advocacy

CCC proudly hosted the API Council’s Mayoral Town Hall in September, successfully uplifting key issues important to the underserved API community and connecting these needs with the Mayoral candidates. Discussions ranged from food security to housing and addressing cultural funding disparities, emphasizing the community's right to cultural space and providing a platform for these vital conversations. Collaborating with artist Summer Lee, a series of performances showcased Chinatown's unique arts and culture as part of the event.

Hear from all the candidates on NBC Bay Area.

Thank You: CCC’s First “Take the Night Off” Gala

Thank you to all our supporters for making CCC's first "Take the Night Off" Gala a success. Attendees were invited to take a well-deserved break from the gala season and still support CCC, empower under-served voices, and create a more just and equitable society. Special thanks:

Ambassador
Richard and Tatwina Lee
NRG Energy

Sustainer
Manni Liu
Jon Moscone and Darryl Carbonaro
Sharon Simpson
Cynthia Tongson

Supporter 
Nicola Miner
Tom Do Hing Foundation

Community
Mabel Teng
Summer Lee
Helen Meyer

Friends
Rachelle Axel
Crystal Jang
Joanne Lee
Nancy Lim Yee
Victor Seeto
Stella Zhang

You can still support CCC’s mission.

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