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Welcome to Bunker Field Notes, a series in which we collect first person accounts of adventures, studies, and treasured memories from our artists in residence. These tales capture the slow, spontaneous, synergistic happenings that make an artist residency so special – we are chronicling them to savor this magic.  Ree Artemisa Ree Artemisa is a […]

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Welcome to Bunker Field Notes, a series in which we collect first person accounts of adventures, studies, and treasured memories from our artists in residence. These tales capture the slow, spontaneous, synergistic happenings that make an artist residency so special – we are chronicling them to savor this magic.  Ree Artemisa Ree Artemisa is a […]

Bunker Field Notes: Ree Artemisa

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Welcome to the Bunker Questionnaire, a series in which we ask Bunker Projects residents and exhibiting artists a few questions based on Marcel Proust’s famous Proust Questionnaire, a survey that purported to reveal a person’s true nature. We hope their answers and the accompanying photos allow you to get to know them and their work a […]

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Welcome to the Bunker Questionnaire, a series in which we ask Bunker Projects residents and exhibiting artists a few questions based on Marcel Proust’s famous Proust Questionnaire, a survey that purported to reveal a person’s true nature. We hope their answers and the accompanying photos allow you to get to know them and their work a […]

The Bunker Questionnaire: Baillie Vensel

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Writer-director-animator Ajunie Virk answers our pressing questions.

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Writer-director-animator Ajunie Virk answers our pressing questions.

The Bunker Questionnaire: Ajunie Virk

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Brent Nakamoto’s group show at Bunker Projects asks big questions about anger, grief and suffering.

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Brent Nakamoto’s group show at Bunker Projects asks big questions about anger, grief and suffering.

Exploring Saṃsāra: Art, Anger, Suffering, and Liberation

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Cortez says her show records direct, indirect and historical efforts and other actions meant to educate and encourage communities to work toward a free Palestine.

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Cortez says her show records direct, indirect and historical efforts and other actions meant to educate and encourage communities to work toward a free Palestine.

A Living Archive of Resistance: Joanna Cortez’s ‘There’s a Hole in the World Where Home Used to Be’

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