Yoko Oji Kikuchi is a fourth-generation American artist, zine author and musician of Japanese and Filipino descent. You can see examples of her art and zines on her Instagram and on her website, where you can also buy them, and some art and zines by friends too! She is also open for commissions and work (drawings, flyers, website help, video editing, audio editing and social media, to name a few!) Please reach out! <3
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Anastasia Yip is a multidisciplinary artist in Oakland. Originally trained in illustration, she has ventured into acrylic, oil, and digital art. She grew up in Hong Kong where she was heavily influenced by the “East meets West” culture.
Anastasia seeks to challenge the status quo where BIPOC and women are underrepresented in Art. Learn more about her “Twelve Zodiacs” project and shop prints on her website.
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Homie SF is a San Francisco-based handmade goods and gift shop that aims to be cute, fun, and represent our Filipino, Chinese, and Japanese community and culture. I created Homie SF to represent my childhood dreams and create all the stationery and lifestyle products I wished I had when I was little, and I hope that when you see my page and buy goods from me, that they also make your inner child happy.
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Original art, prints, clothing and more from the vision of Bay Area Native multimedia artist, Taylor James Monét.
Black Cultural Zone, is a non-profit organization based in Oakland, California that prioritizes and celebrates Black arts, culture, and economics. We are proud to have a vendor network/market called Akoma Market, featuring over 20 Black-owned businesses including artists, entrepreneurs, and creators.
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