HOME FREQUENCIES

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HOME FREQUENCIES 〰️

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Home Frequencies is a multimedia community art project that profiles social workers and artists with connections to Dorothy Day House, a shelter and social services organization in Berkeley, California. The project includes a short documentary film, a geometric “video quilt” installation, and community events that celebrate the HARMONY of art, service, and community leadership.

Check out our virtual project art gallery here!

SEPTEMBER 14th EVENT @ YERBA BUENA CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Join us for a vibrant event featuring a short film screening, live performances, and an art exhibition. This FREE celebration will showcase the creativity and community spirit behind the Home Frequencies project.

See complete event details here!

Saturday, Sept 14, 3-5pm

@YBCA, FREE!

Image from the Home Frequencies video quilt (featuring painter Sean Shelly)! On display at YBCA during the Art, Action, Change exhibition from August 16 - September 15. Open Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm, FREE! We are honored that they used an image from our project as the main poster for the event!

MEET THE ARTISTS

Home Frequencies was created by filmmaker Daniel Freeman and features major contributions from painter Sean Shelly, musician David “Chicago” Anderson, harpist Matthew Malie, cinematographer Ivan Narez-Hurtado, animator Tera Johnson, guitarist and shelter manager Daniel Garcia, and Dorothy Day House executive director Robbi Montoya. Without the creativity and care of these artists, this project would not have been possible.

Learn more about our team here!