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ACES // Artists of Color Expo & Symposium is a BIPOC-led, community-curated program featuring art exhibitslive performancespresentationsworkshopsfilm screeningsartist talksartist opportunity tables and art marketWe are coming together with intentionality to value our work and see one another as resources, while focusing on the challenges and solutions we face as artists of color in the Pacific Northwest.

ACES 2023 is a hybrid event, presented online and in person. 

Dates
May 20 + 21, 2023

Time
12 pm - 7 pm

Locations
VIRTUAL

ACES is FREE to attend, with a suggested donation of $10.

ASL interpreters are available on-site and via Zoom.

Free childcare is provided on-site.


ACES is presented by Shunpike, in collaboration with 4Culture, Artist Trust, Arts Corps, ArtsWA, CD Forum, Golden Bricks Events, Ground Zero Radio, Langston Seattle, Northwest Film Forum, Pratt Fine Arts Center, Refuge Outdoor Festival, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, Seattle Restored, Black Rock Spirits, Spokane Arts, The Vera Project, and Totem Star.
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Frances Grace Mortel

Photographer, Filmmaker, & Community Organizer
Spokane, WA
Frances Grace Mortel (she/her) is a Filipino photographer, filmmaker, and community organizer. Previously a production designer/art director in the Philippines, she now works as the Communications Strategist for APIC Spokane, serves as part of the board of directors for Spokane Film Project and Spokane International Film Festival, and a member of collectives Brown Girls Doc Mafia and Filipino American Artist Directory. In 2022, she won the Cinemetropolis Award for Best Local Short at Seattle Asian American Film Festival for her experimental film, Dear Nanay. She has exhibited across Washington state, screened in several film festivals across the United States and internationally, and is an incoming MFA student at Bard College’s Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts in New York.

The challenges of being a mother, immigrant, and queer artist of color fuel her commitment to tell and center stories that examine intersectional truths, navigate intergenerational and diasporic identities, and inspire social justice. Presently, she is based in the Pacific Northwest with her favorite people, Cory and Soleil, and their favorite cat, Maya.
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