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written in conjunction with artist Francheska Alcántara's Session project, Secure the Bag, Mint the Soaps and Throw the Bones.

View the installation, hear sound by a²z, Akeema-Zane’s music/sound practice arm

Void Spa aims to challenge and subvert the extractive and appropriative use of Black and Brown spirituality within the luxury wellness industry.

a community talk + artist showcase centering and celebrating Black queer safety through joy and dance

Visitors will be able to enjoy a sculptural display of Dreams, a new limited edition, hand-crafted artist book with ceramic and wood elements.

Conversation with Indigenous Korean shaman Mudang Jenn

A conversation on the cultural, economic, and sociopolitical history of kimchi.

This performance will reimagine and interpret the dreams of three generations of women: Ayoung, Ayoung’s mother, and Ayoung’s grandmother.

An intimate performance centered on reimagined adaptations of Ayoung and Nicholas’ dreams.

Several total transformations, as each selection of dreams adapted into performance-based videos are situated in different imagined worlds.

A ritual co-curated using AI-generated prayers and ceremonies, to soothe the souls of the dead.

written in conjunction with artist Jean-Marc Superville Sovak's Session project, Can a Sculpture feel Pain?/ Columbus Confessionals.

Through an illustrated lecture artist Suhyun Choi will demonstrate how movies can promote or challenge techno-orientalism.

This day-long convening will delve into the ways in which relationship building – with ourselves, our communities, & our tech objects.

Join us for a ritual marking the passing of artist Suhyun Choi’s laptop.

The public is invited to donate their broken personal devices and write loving farewell letters to acknowledge their relationships

A participatory performance that will include a guided meditation and vocalization and musical accompaniment of the collective liturgy to be offered.

In this hands-on workshop, attendees will learn the basics of plaster and silicone mold-making.

Dr. Katherine Hite, professor of Political Science at Vassar College will discuss her work with the Politics and the Art of Commemoration in Latin Ame

Day 2 of 2—incorporating a mediation workshop, a motion capture workshop, followed by a panel discussion.

Day 1 of 2—incorporating a mediation workshop, a motion capture workshop, followed by a panel discussion.

Artist LaJuné McMIllian and curator Yvonne Mpwo invite you to the first look at LaJué's Session space.