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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.

using perception neuron motion-capture suits to witness signature movement vocabularies across the Black diaspora

visualization & embodiment exercises that invite us to challenge our preconceived notions, while developing a historical understanding of policing

This session is a site of exchange that aims to recontextualize the intricate histories of the brown paper bag and Hispano cuaba soap.

I Woke Up and Chose Violence is a response to the murders and deaths of BIPOC people inflicted by the hegemonic systems.

This For Freedoms billboard campaign will culminate their series of creative programming exploring dimensions of carceral justice.

Assembly collaborated with Performance Artist Ayana Evans for C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me): A career fair for more than survival

RMB will fashion the Session into an independent filmmaking space where audiences can alter the traumatic endings of movies they want to love.

A Common Thread will transform Recess into a collaborative weaving studio that explores craft.

Black Tape Ebony Frame celebrates the living moments of Fabri’s African American family and friends by creating a reel-to-reel analog audio recording.

Dana’s Beauty Supply constructs an experimental beauty supply store and hair gel manufacturing lab.

A performance by artist Smita Sen in which she will begin nurturing an altar space an altar space devoted to caregivers of all styles.

In The Manipura Sanctum, artist Smita Sen nurtures an altar space that reaches toward contemplative, social healing.

Untitled (Incall) interrogates the material overlap between the art and sex industries to address the ambivalent labor identity of cultural producers.

Political Intimacy, a collaboration between Recess: Assembly and Pratt Institute students, demystifies and humanizes local electoral candidates.

The Gallatin Galleries, Assembly, with Shaun Leonardo and Peer Leaders—What role can art, the image and and performance play in abolition?

Through: The Fold, The Shatter continues material investigations into the ways in which glass creates encounters of perceived visibility, intimacy.