creating, producing and supporting contemporary multi-disciplinary art by Latiné/x and Bronx-based artists.
COMING UP!
FALL EVENTS FOR THE RESIDENCY ARTISTS
DANCE ARTISTS
HOME BASED RESIDENCY 2026
inaugural residency for selected artists:
Roselyn Grullon mentor: Patricia Encarnación
Alexis Marie Montoya mentor: Kandy Lopez
Sheryl Saly Touré mentor: Elia Alba
DEC 2026 Public Event, Hostos Gallery
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Produced by Pepatián: Bronx Arts ColLABorative in partnership with Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture, HOME BASED RESIDENCY 2026 is the inaugural professional development residency for early career BIPOC visual artists based in and/or making interdisciplinary, community inspired/site specific work in The Bronx.
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DANCING FUTURES RESIDENCY 2026
Culminating residency showings
Nov 4- 7 2026 Zainab Floyd . mentor: Maima The Water Spirit
Nov 11-14 2026 Jeevika Bhat mentor: Aditi Dhruv
Nov 18 – 21 2026 Wendy Ann Powell mentors: Rebecca Gual, Joya Powell
Dancing Futures Residency 2026 is an annual project created by partners Pepatián and BAAD! Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance which provides professional development opportunities for three NYC-based early career dance artists of color and/or emerging Bronx-based dance artists.
VISUAL ARTISTS
SPRING 2026 EVENT RECAP
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Trans Day of Visibility March 31 2026
Artists: Princex Aimis, Heather Hills, Dr Z Paige
Collaborating partner: BAAD!
Funded by: NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, NYSCA
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HIP-HOP ACADEMY WORKSHOPS with TOOFLY
Banner making workshops for the annual Hunts Point Fish Parade
March 31, April 14 & 16 2026
Collaborating partner: The Point C.D.C.
Funded by: NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, NYSCA
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Residency ANCILLARY ARTISTS DANCE SHOWING March 19 2026
BEATRIZ CASTRO, ELINOR KLEBER DIGGS, MORGAN GREGORY and post performance talk moderated by Megan Curet
Collaborating partner: Bronx Music Hall
Funded by: NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, NYSCA and the Jerome Foundation
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HIP-HOP ACADEMY, WORKSHOPS: DANCE & SONG WRITING with ROKAFELLA
May 27, June 3rd, 10th & 18th 2026
Multidisciplinary Workshops culminating in a performance at the 22nd annual Hunts Point Fish Parade & Arts Festival
Collaborating partners: The Point CDC and Full Circle Souljahs
Funded by: NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, NYSCA
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HIP-HOP ACADEMY WORKSHOP with Janice Tomlinson
May 31 2026
FEEL THE PULSE: Hip-Hop Dance Class with a CPR class from the City of NY Fire Department.
Collaborating partners: BAAD! and Janice Tomlinson’s Health & Hip-Hop series
Funded by: NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, NYSCA
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BRONX INDIGENOUS FUTURISMS, 9th annual gathering
May 30 2026
Concrete Plant Park
Indigenous Herbal Medicine with Oleana Whispering Dove
Performances: dance with Argelia Rossana, Cynthia Paniagua; song with Rokafella; hosted by poet Caridad De La Luz/La Bruja with offerings created by Leenda Bonilla
Collaborating partners: NYC Dept of Parks and Recreation
Funded by: NYC Dept. of Cultural Affiars, NYSCA
For more details on all our Spring 2026 events,
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Check out our Booklets!
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WRITE YOUR FUTURE, collected esays from 2024 & 2025
Write Your Future is the literary accompaniment to our Dancing Futures Residency.
To order printed copy ($12) , click HERE
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Writers include: bhumi b patel, Nina Angela Mercer, Anh Vo, Kirya Traber, Natalie Tin Yin Gan, Makeda Thomas, Ninoska M’Bewe Escobar, Benedict Nguyễn, Malaika Adero, Julissa Contreras, Joya Powell, Ashayla Byrd, Dominant Jeane, Jazelynn Goudy.
Dance artists include: Kayla Hamilton, Alicia Raquel Morales, Rourou Yen, Rebecca Gual, Oluwadamilare (Dare) Ayorinde, Alexander Diaz, Babacar Top, Megan Curet, Janice Tomlinson, Queerly Femmestastic, CoCo Motion, Mai Lê Hô.
REFLECTING ARCHIVES: Artists in Conversation
COMPILATION VIDEO (16min) features an introduction by Merian Soto,
plus highlights from dance artists:
Roka and Caridad De La Luz/la Bruja, Megan Curet and Milteri Tucker Concepcion, Cynthia Paniagua and Beatrice Capote.
To access the podcasts featuring over 20 artists, click HERE
Celebrating
Pepatián’s 40th Anniversary
Pepatián gratefully acknowledges our privilege to be able to work and create on the traditional and ancestral lands and waters of the Weckquasgeek, Lenape, and the Siwanoy Nations.
In addition, we acknowledge the ancestors of the Taínos of the Arawak people of the Caribbean.

