Mariquita 'Micki' Davis

Guided by an off screen interviewer, SUNDAY follows a young Bulgarian woman in New York dealing with the harsh reality of her expired Visa. Through a cascade of images and events from her final days in the city, we see her building anxiety as she begins to realize the beauty and impermanence of her existence.

Created as a response to artist Kiki Rivera’s engagement with the Dilukai that temporarily resides at the Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum. Part of Pasifika Transmissions; the Dilukai is rooted in and inspired by the people of Palau (Belau). Presented in two parts: "The Woman" and "The Lover."

Nearly 500 years after Europeans first arrived in Guam, Mario Borja, a Chamoru craftsman and amateur historian, reconstructs a lost history of our people, that takes us from the British Naval archives to a Pacific crossing, which will bring his crew back to Guam in a hand built outrigger called a Sakman.

Guided by an off screen interviewer, SUNDAY follows a young Bulgarian woman in New York dealing with the harsh reality of her expired Visa. Through a cascade of images and events from her final days in the city, we see her building anxiety as she begins to realize the beauty and impermanence of her existence.

Created as a response to artist Kiki Rivera’s engagement with the Dilukai that temporarily resides at the Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum. Part of Pasifika Transmissions; the Dilukai is rooted in and inspired by the people of Palau (Belau). Presented in two parts: "The Woman" and "The Lover."

Nearly 500 years after Europeans first arrived in Guam, Mario Borja, a Chamoru craftsman and amateur historian, reconstructs a lost history of our people, that takes us from the British Naval archives to a Pacific crossing, which will bring his crew back to Guam in a hand built outrigger called a Sakman.

Nearly 500 years after Europeans first arrived in Guam, Mario Borja, a Chamoru craftsman and amateur historian, reconstructs a lost history of our people, that takes us from the British Naval archives to a Pacific crossing, which will bring his crew back to Guam in a hand built outrigger called a Sakman.