Am I Really by Myself?


BAFip.org will be among the most talented and prominent voices across Arizona in honor of a film made exclusively for US.

We often do not have the opportunity for artists, filmmakers, and cultural contributors to intermingle in one space exclusively to discuss prominent issues and topics native to Arizona, and we wish to generate this environment to be the most impactful artistic event in Phoenix this Summer 2026.

We hope you will walk away feeling exhilarated and connected with more Arizona voices - thanks to our physical exhibition hosted by Twix from Black Artists Found in Phoenix (BAFip.org),Laila Kabongi and Chris Joseph of Thyrd Space, and the generous hospitality from the Phoenix Center for the Arts.

You do not want to miss this premiere!

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Grants Found in Phoenix

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Artists Spotlights in Phoenix

Artist Spotlights
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More about our work

Art and activism have long been interconnected, each influencing and inspiring the other in powerful ways. Artists have utilized various forms of creative expression, such as painting, sculpture, music, performance art, and literature, to bring attention to social and political issues. Through their artwork, activists can communicate messages, evoke emotions, challenge the status quo, and ignite change in society.

BAF.ip hopes to help develop and support black artists and organizers in Phoenix

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