That style is on display at Saint Joseph’s Arts Society , which Fulk founded in 2018, turning the former Romanesque church into a glamorous, massive art space south of Market. That’s also true for the members of La Pocha Nostra, an arts collective founded in 1993 in Los Angeles by Guillermo Gómez-Peña and now based in San Francisco. “It transcends all of that, and that’s pretty exciting.”That fluidity also appeals to Martin Strickland, the director of Saint Joseph’s and curator of the exhibition. La Pocha Nostra founder Guillermo Gómez-Peña (Courtesy of La Pocha Nostra)“I feel like I learned what it means to think about being an artist from [Gómez-Peña]. “There are some things in here where it’s like, ‘Is that Guillermo Gómez-Peña’s, or is that Saint Joseph's?’” she said.