Tonight, 6p. Thought about canceling, and thank you to Meldia and Kris @oxyarts for offering an out for us. But I think, probably, this is exactly the space I need - to be in the space about our movements, to be able to embrace Sequoia, @farmerjohneric and @feevaone and to say a little about our beloved Jim Matsuoka as we begin speaking on what it means to co-create space, work intergenerationally, and build family. ——- Repost from @oxyarts • ✨ Tues. Oct 25, 6PM ✨ Join us for an evening of cross cultural solidarity, creativity and inspiration. traci kato-kiriyama, (@traciakemi1) a Los Angeles based, artist, writer and educator, skillfully and intuitively brings folks together in community and solidarity. With this nurturing force, and in connection with the collectivist spirit of the exhibition, traci convenes some of her dearest and most creative collaborators across Los Angeles for an evening of storytelling, poetry and conversation on the nature of community, activism and connection. Join us to hear from and experience the work of traci kato-kiriyama, Fe Montes (@feevaone), Sequoia Olivia Mercier, and Johneric Concordia (@farmerjohneric). Tues. Oct 25, 6PM No RSVP required. Masks recommended. The exhibition, “Voice a Wild Dream”, borrows its title from traci's poem “Letters to Taz - on meeting (after Taz Ahmed’s ‘If Our Grandparents Could Meet’).” In the poem, Traci imagines a shared moment between the two poet activists’ grandparents and the solidarity that they might share in their hope for the future.