Hiroko Kurihara

Last updated February 08, 2026

Hiroko Kurihara is an American Oakland California-based designer^[1]^[2] and activist^[3]^[4] recognized for her role in the Oakland Art Murmur Movement,^[5] as a founder of the 25th Street Collective,^[6] and as a board member of the Oakland Asian Cultural Center.^[7] She is a graduate of Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design.

References

↑ Madden, Peter (9 Feb 2012). "DIY sustainability: an emerging trend from recession?". The Guardian.
↑ Rea, Julius (June 11, 2014). "The New Artist Collectives". East Bay Express.
↑ AGUILAR, ROSE. "Your Call: Ghost Ship fire aftermath".
↑ Buckley, Louis. "CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS".
↑ McMahon, Regan (April 10, 2011). "Artisans unite at Oakland's 25th Street Collective". San Francisco Gate.
↑ Lee, Justine (15 December 2013). "GIFT GUIDE WEAR YOUR VALUES: SOCIALLY- AND ECO-CONSCIOUS FASHION". December 15, 2013.
↑ "ADVISORY COUNCIL". OACC. 22 April 2013.

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[1] Madden, Peter (9 Feb 2012). "DIY sustainability: an emerging trend from recession?". The Guardian.

[2] Rea, Julius (June 11, 2014). "The New Artist Collectives". East Bay Express.

[3] AGUILAR, ROSE. "Your Call: Ghost Ship fire aftermath".

[4] Buckley, Louis. "CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS".

[5] McMahon, Regan (April 10, 2011). "Artisans unite at Oakland's 25th Street Collective". San Francisco Gate.

[6] Lee, Justine (15 December 2013). "GIFT GUIDE WEAR YOUR VALUES: SOCIALLY- AND ECO-CONSCIOUS FASHION". December 15, 2013.

[7] "ADVISORY COUNCIL". OACC. 22 April 2013.

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