These events strive to bring high-quality art experience to the lives of artists, non-traditional art consumers, and members of underserved communities alike, in a manner that is both revert and expimental.
"I began this project in 2008 in my hometown, Vancouver (Canada) not knowing what to expect...and each time I do it, I begin to understand a little bit more of what it's really about. It's about people, it's about poetry, it's about coming together in the space of the unknown to make something of aesthic value that is a true testimony to the potential of our own humanity." — Natasha Marin
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Chinese swords resting on a rack
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| A 12 string koto played by Chigusa Kitai |
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| Preparing a candle |
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| Tea essentials prepared by Jessica Campbell |
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| Jessica's Hair Clip |
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| I'm Here to Guide You |
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| Reciting poetry |
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| Shadow Head Dress |
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| Preparing the Ink |
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| Listen To Me Well |
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| A Blind Smell |
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| A Blind Touch |
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| Tashi |
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| Waiting to be escorted |
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| Observing the Flavor |
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| Shoko Zama's Shadow |
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| Shoko Zama's Elegance |
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| Shrine |
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| Wooden Shoes |
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| Mediating Together |
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| Light Gazer |
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| what? |
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| Symbols |
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| A Dancer's Heart String |
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| A Siren Smile |
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| Videography by Zac Bushcmohle |
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| Cherry |
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| Exploring Taste |
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| Together |
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| Community Ghost Flag |
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A Braided Observer
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| Jonathan Fischer records the names of the Red Lineage |
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| Umbrella Poetry |
Great Photo! I missed the Midnight Tea this time, but your pictures gave me a feeling I was also being there.
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