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PR Intern

APICC and PapaLoDown Agency are excited to announce an intern partnership to look for new PR Intern!

If you’re looking to break into public relations and digital marketing, and you love supporting arts and entertainment projects by Asian Pacific Islander American’s (APIA), then this might be the internship for you. PS - it's paid!

The PapaLoDown PR Apprenticeship Program is a 6 month hands-on training program, designed to mentor the next generation of publicists. If you want to support creative entrepreneurs and people of color/women-owned businesses, keep reading!

This program has a focus on arts and entertainment, providing a unique experience for recent college grads, and/or people in their mid 20’s looking to explore a career that encompasses media and social responsibility.

You will learn the basics of a publicity campaign - writing press releases, researching press opportunities for artists participating in the 2019 United States of Asian America Festival, pitching stories, and more. You'll get hands-on experience working side by side with the PapaLoDown team.

Apply for an interview here!

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Joseph Abbati commented 2019-01-09 11:39:57 -0800

Senator Scott Wiener and Joseph Abbati, Curator, invite you to apply to participate in an art exhibit at the office of the Senator in the State of California Building, San Francisco. We are looking to showcase San Francisco Bay Area artists who identify themselves as part of the Asian diaspora for “East on West,” our next exhibit opening February 22, 2109. The artwork displayed at “East on West” will reflect how artists of Asian origin from the Far East, Southeast Asia, South Asia, or the Pacific Islands contribute to enrich the arts and cultural diversity on the West coast. We can accommodate small to large artwork including painting, photography, sculpture, video, drawing, digital, and mixed media. All artwork must be ready to hang with the appropriate hardware (hooks and/or wire) and delivered to the office between February 11-15, 2019.

Call for submissions: January 4th- February 1, 2019

Senator Scott Weiner’s Office: 455 Golden Gate Ave., Suite 14800, State of California Building, San Francisco

Exhibition dates: February 22-April 26, 2019

Apply here: https://goo.gl/forms/YkmIzCkMlXbWZ5bP2

Our last exhibit, “Advanced,” can be seen here: https://youtu.be/yLbWedFnZnk

Thank you for your interest,

Joseph Abbati, Curator