Upcoming Events

Jan 17, 2025 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Tucson Mesh Movie Night: Johnny Mnemonic

Join Tucson Mesh (TucsonMesh.net) on Saturday January 18th at 6pm for a screening of the 1995 cyberpunk cult-classic starring Keanu Reeves, Johnny Mnemonic. Come enjoy snacks, learn about the Tucson Mesh project, and socialize with the community! Then jack into the mainframe of ‘90s Cyber Cinema with filmmaker Jazzy Boho (JazzyBoho.com) and a special introduction ... Read more

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Jan 18, 2025 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Jan 21, 2025 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Latest News

It’s Giving…Tuesday!

Hi there, beloveds. Sam and Nat here, your fashionably late co-executive directors of Splinter Collective.  We’re coming to you here on giving Tuesday to ask for your support. Our communities are under attack, with rampant anti-Trans bills, impending mass deportations, the increasing criminalization of poverty and houselessness, the scapegoating of critical race theory and diversity initiatives, and all the other terrible things we anticipate coming our way with the next administration. Our collective staff is made up of folks with representative identities, which means that everyone who works here is some combination of Queer, Trans or gender expansive, Disabled, BIPOC and/or has lived experience of marginalization. We pay folks well above minimum wage and in order to do this we depend on the support of our members and donors… you.  2024 has been a hard year for us. We’ve had to do a lot of growing up, learning, restructuring, and … Read more
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We’re Hiring!

We have a new jobs page! Take a look at our job openings and apply now! We look forward to … Read more

Splinter 2024 Arts Programming Sponsorship

Interested in becoming a sponsor? With your help, we are raising $100,000 so we can continue to offer sliding scale … Read more

Our mission statement:

Splinter Art and Community Fund, our 501c3 non-profit (DBA Splinter Collective, or Splinter) is a horizontally led organization that cultivates deeply representative leadership. Our collective and Board of Directors is 100% comprised of people of various intersecting marginalized identities, including specifically BIPOC, LGBTQ+, Disabled, and neurodivergent folks, and folks with lived experience of sex work, housing insecurity, incarceration and more. We aim to provide a safe, accessible and equitable physical and community space for liberatory art practices and social justice organizing.

We focus on community events, art curation, housing justice, and providing mutual aid to the surrounding community — in particular our unsheltered neighbors. By centering marginalized voices and experiences, nurturing community building across divisions and cultivating deeply representative leadership, Splinter strives to be a model of partnership, inclusivity, diversity, and abolition.

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