Excited to share with you all that I will be joining @thebroadmuseum on June 18th for their first Now We’re Here performance as part of This Is Not America’s Flag, a special exhibition reflecting on the complex meanings and symbolism of the United States flag. I will be presenting my first short film titled “In The Arms of Studious Men” along with a musical performance with collaborator Sam Pottash (@sammakepicture) featuring unreleased sounds. I welcome you to join us by clicking the link in my bio to reserve your tickets. If you are unable to make it, stay tuned for the official online release of the film after the performance. Event Description: “The first Now We’re Here performance event features barrier-breaking rapper Niña Dioz, genre-bending singer Rubby, performance artist and filmmaker Xandra Ibarra, poet and healer féi hernandez, the world’s first and only LGBTQ+ mariachi band Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles, and a wildcard, all-vinyl set on the decks by local cult favorite DJ Cocteautwinks, exploring immigration, gender and sexuality, spirituality, colonialism, and more at the intersections of Indigenous and ancestral heritage and contemporary pop culture. Now We’re Here lays the groundwork for artists to celebrate their own roles and identities in today’s artistic and sociopolitical landscape, the joys and struggles of self-defining “place,” citizenship and national identity, and the profoundly individual ways in which they arrived at this moment in their journeys.”