The land of we
Tackling Climate Change and Cultural Solidarity Through Art by Re-imagining the World.
The Great Wall of Los Angeles
Working alongside mentor, Judy Baca, to bring the next phase of the Great Wall of Los Angeles project to life.
Over the course of six blistering summers starting in the late 1970s, Judith F. Baca recruited a small team of artists and over four hundred at-risk youth to create the most significant public art monument of her native city, The Great Wall of Los Angeles. Stretching along the walls of the Tujunga Wash, the landmark mural is a half mile-long celebration of the multi-cultural history of California from the prehistoric era through the 1950s.
The Great Wall of Los Angeles at Jeffrey Deitch brings the viewer behind the scenes of this iconic work of art through the maquettes, sketches and coloration studies that demonstrate the mural’s development process. The exhibition unveils the plans for the extension of The Great Wall by an additional half mile to represent seminal events from the 1960s to 2010s made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation received in 2020.
"Tomorrow World is Yours to Build"
Honoring Yuri Kochiyama
In honor of API Heritage Month and in partnership with the Sacramento Kings, Golden 1 Stadium, For Freedoms, and Sol Collective, this billboard series is part of a national movement to reframe the perception of our culture, shine light on the vast diversity of API and highlight the history of solidarity actions with bi-poc movement builders.
Shout out LA
Check out the recent interview highlighting the Land of WE and sharing my journey.
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