Visiting Artists @ CCSF / SFMOMA

CCSF Art Department and SFMOMA Present:

The Artists of "Alice Street" at City College

On Unity Day, Friday, March 25th, 2022, filmmaker, Spencer Wilkinson and muralists, Desi Mundo and Pancho Pescador participated in a panel discussion centered around Alice Street, a documentary depicting the struggle to preserve Oakland’s ethnic arts and culture communities amid rapid gentrification.  Moderated by CCSF Art Department faculty, Amy Diaz-Infante, the panelists discussed the intersection of activism and the arts in the context of the Community Rejuvenation Project (CRP) Universal Language mural.  

This online event was hosted by City College of San Francisco in partnership with SFMOMA. CCSF students who attended this event received a free ticket to SFMOMA to explore the current Bay Area Walls exhibition and more.

Alice Street

Virtual Campus Community Screening + Webinar Discussion

Friday 3/25/22 from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm | Watch Event Recording | Alice Street Trailer

This online event is hosted by City College of San Francisco in partnership with SFMOMA.
Event co-sponsors: Rosenberg Library Media Center; CCSF  Art Department, Cinema Department, African American Studies, Asian American Studies, and Latin American and Latino/a Studies

Director Spencer Wilkinson, Artist Desi Mundo, Artist Pancho Pescador

Read about the event and connection to City College in the April 20, 2022, edition of The Guardsman!

Alice Street

(2020, 70 mins)

CCSF students, faculty and staff can watch Alice Street online with RamID