Nostalgia is a free, curated art exhibition featuring Salvadoran and Central American artists. This is a journey through memory—through the moments, places, and stories that have shaped who we are—and the quiet thread that binds past and present, carrying traditions, emotions, and stories across generations. Each work becomes a vessel for personal history, linking intimate experiences to migration, survival, and identity, and inviting visitors to pause, reflect, and engage with the layered, tender realities of diasporic life.

 

Free pupusa for the first 100 participants!!

 

Co-curated by

Fatima Ramirez & Ricardo Archila

 

Artists:

Breena Nunes

Eric Valle

Ester Garcia (Meg)

Grupo Maíz

Josué Rojas

Katie Dubon

Lyanne Hernandez (Lyvinx)

Majoo (Maria Jose “Majoo” Salguero)

Ricardo Archila

Twick

Raymundo Archila

 

Free Art & Cultural Workshops

Grupo Maíz — Salvadoran Folkloric Dance 10:30 - 12pm

Led by Grupo Maíz, this workshop introduces Salvadoran folkloric dance as a living expression of culture and collective memory. Participants will learn traditional steps and rhythms while exploring how movement preserves stories of heritage, celebration, and resilience.

 

Marlon Romero — Traditional Art

12:15-1:45

Led by Marlon Romero, this workshop explores traditional art practices rooted in cultural symbolism and heritage. Participants will engage with techniques that honor ancestral knowledge, storytelling, and cultural identity.

 

Twick — Graffiti as Healing & Expression

2-3:30

Led by Twick, an iconic Mission District muralist and recognized as the first Salvadoran graffiti artist in the area, this workshop reframes graffiti as a positive and healing art form. Participants will explore letter structure and style, graffiti as voice and storytelling, and creativity as emotional release and cultural identity.

 

To be announced 

3:45 -5

Schedules

  • Occurs Saturday, March 14th, 2026 — all day

Venue

Art Bias

1700 Industrial Road
San Carlos, CA 94070

Contact

Terra Fuller

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