signature Bay Area Now 4 exhibition Manananggoogle, 2013 Inspired by the Manananggal, a mythical, vampire-like creature from Philippine mythology, the collective created an installation and performance piece parodying corporate culture. This project was commissioned by curator Monica Ramirez-Montagut at the San Jose Museum of Art. Manananggoogle later hosted an "Onboarding" performance event at the Global Fund for Women's office in San Francisco for Southern Exposure's Long Conversation Show for their 39th Anniversary. Manananggoogle has also hosted recruitment events in the San Diego/Tijuana border area, and team-building activities at San Francisco's Somarts Cultural Center. References Further reading "Having Your Art and Eating It Too", Filipinas Magazine, Renee Macalino Rutledge, November 2005 “Forever on the Move,” Amy Berk, World Sculpture News, Winter 2000, p 30-35 “Genial Deconstruction of the de Young Museum,” David Bonetti, S.F. Examiner, Nov. 26, 1999 “Local Heroes,” Kenneth Baker, San Francisco Chronicle, Nov. 20, 1999 The Metropolitan “Mail Order Brides engage SF with their unusual brand of campy, goofy fun,” by Christine Brenneman, October 19 – November 1, 1998 External links WoffleHouse – MOB https://www.elizabarrios.com/collab-mob Eliza Barrios | MOB on Vimeo Christine Brenneman interviews MOB | From October 19-November 1, 1998 issue of the Metropolitan American performance artists American contemporary artists Artists from the San Francisco Bay Area American artist groups and collectives Performance artist collectives American women artists