[ah-teh vahybs] noun
PR + outreach and event support shaped by Ate — the Pilipino word for older sister — where care and strategy support artists and honor their stories.
The emotional and operational labor behind visibility: building relationships, and creating the conditions for connection and belonging.
A way of working where the campaign becomes a gathering space — where storytelling, and community meet; and the outcome is not only reach, but kalipay…shared joy.
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Documentary Feature directed by Diane Ventura. In theaters Spring 2026.
A hopeful, behind-the-curtain look at the Eraserheads — a band that, like Oasis or The Beatles, didn’t just make hits; they made generations. It’s the story of the love between a band and its fans — the joy, the fracture, and the healing that comes when music becomes legacy. Theatrical details to come soon. Trailer here. -
Vicki Huang is a Taiwanese American artist whose musical practice bridges tradition and experimentation. Based in Kaohsiung, they are currently deepening their study of Taiwan’s musical history, from Taiwanese folk forms to vintage retro hokkien pop and protest songs, and weaving these elements into lush, genre-blurring DJ sets. Vicki has played sets at Silence Please (New York), Chao Bar & Record Store (Taipei) and more. Their NTS Radio set was selected as an NTS Pick in Summer 2025, further expanding their presence on global airwaves. And their next set will be December 29. Blending melodic techno, organic house, glitch, and downtempo with blues motifs and archival samples, Vicki’s sound evokes movement and memory, with rhythms that pull from both the ancestral and the contemporary. As they move toward a 2026 album release and subsequent tour, Vicki enters a compelling chapter for profile consideration… one that threads history, identity, and sonic innovation.
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This solo exhibition, by acclaimed Samoan artist Dan Taulapapa McMullin invites a reflection thru memory, and Indigenous futurity. Working across siapo (barkcloth), solo (poetry. text-image experimentation), Taulapapa explores how bodies carry ancestral and colonial histories, and how art becomes a vessel for resistance, intimacy, and joy. If you find yourself in Southern California. it’s a rare chance to experience contemporary Pasifika contemporary art along aside Ancestral pieces in an intimate museum setting.
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Kappa Psi Epsilon — 30th Anniversary
One of the most influential Filipina American organizations on the West Coast, Kappa Psi Epsilon enters its 30th year with a history rooted in its Five Cornerstones: Academic, Community Action, Cultural Awareness, Sisterhood, and Social Networking. Since forming in the mid ’90s—a profound era for progressive politics and artistic expression—the sorority has cultivated generations of leaders to “find their inner strength,” shaping fields from public policy to the arts.Notable alumnae include Juslyn Manalo, Councilwoman of Daly City and the city’s first Filipina mayor (2017), and Gayle Romasanta, Executive Director of the Filipino-American Development Foundation and Writer/Executive Producer Larry the Musical. The Kappa anniversary is coming up in March 2026 and could lend itself to larger features around women’s history, Asian American stories.
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