The Indigo Project: Ancestral Reverence Revival Virtual Artist Panel

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On Thursday, February 2, 6–7 PM PST, join The Indigo Project Co-Curator & Lucumi Priestess Bushmama Africa and Co-Curator & Founder of the Black Freedom Fellowship Isha Rosemond for a free, all-ages virtual event!

Alongside exhibiting artists Stephen Hamilton, Sasha Kelly, Bryan Keith Thomas, and Rachel Parrish, this virtual artist talk and communal conversation explores the role of ancestral reverence within Black & Indigenous arts practices.

In the Lucumi tradition, February 2 is the feast day of Oya the Orisha of change, wind, and the owner of the marketplace who Bushmama Africa is crowned for. Across the sea in Bahia, Brasil, where Isha is currently living and studying, the Candomblé tradition celebrates Iemanjá, the Orisha of the Ocean, fertility, and abundance.

Both curators will be working with the energies of change and water as they guide a meditation, journal prompt, and community conversation.

Artwork credit: Abayomi Anil, Untitled, 2020.

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