This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
History isn’t just something we remember–it’s something we live. #EyesOnThePrizeIII is out @StreamOnMax. Honored to have been invited to be one of the executive producers of this project. Thank you again @joymaryro for being the brilliant producer you are and knowing exactly who should be on your team. Your allyship has been a healing balm for so many. Eyes on the Prize changed how I view what’s possible. It shaped my understanding of my relationship to movement. To community organizing. To art. Thank you Judi Hampton for continuing your brother’s legacy. Henry Hampton, I hope you are proud. Thank you and congrats @dawnporter for another epic documentary. And all the directors that worked on each episode. Was such a privilege to work with each of you.
In the aftermath of the January 2025 fire storms and now our rains, Los Angeles is in peril—communities uprooted, ecosystems obliterated. This catastrophe underscores the costs of climate change and our collective negligence. We implore the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and City Councils to implement comprehensive water collection systems, collaborate with Indigenous communities to integrate Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), and appoint a Special Liaison for Land and Water Governance. The State of California must purposely re-locate landslide material to burn areas and support TEK integration through grants and land trusts Federally, a modern WPA focused on climate resilience is imperative, alongside partnerships with Indigenous nations for sustainable land and water governance. Global climate advocacy groups should collaborate with governments to implement innovative soil testing and training. Key Requests: 1. Manage toxicity in burn zones to protect public health. 2. Establish protocols for landslide and debris management. 3. Develop labor and study programs for ecological restoration. 4. Integrate TEK into land and water governance. 5. Appoint a Special Liaison for Governance to oversee these initiatives. 6. Ensure strategic rainwater retention for fire prevention and ecological rehabilitation. 7. Prioritize housing and safety by pausing evictions and creating sustainable housing solutions. Together, we can build a resilient future for Los Angeles County and beyond. link in bio to sign our petition! #climateaction #ClimateAction #Sustainability #TEK #WaterConservation #EcologicalRestoration #FireResilience #IndigenousKnowledge #CommunitySafety #EnvironmentalJustice #LosAngelesRecovery #GreenInfrastructure #ClimateResilience #ProtectOurPlanet #SustainableFuture #ActOnClimate @anawakalmekak @osopepatrisse @laurenmetropolis thank you @adamhrrr for working on this reel and @centered_rose_ceramics for your map and #metabolicsonic for score
LA art week was fantastic. So so so honored to be alive during this time with such brilliant artists. @aprilbey_ @alexhedisonstudio I’m so excited about your work! So grateful for your work. Spending this week with family and friends is a true joy. Shout out to LA for always showing up for each other!
Bestselling author, artist, and abolitionist Patrisse Cullors (@osopepatrisse) pens words that honor the resilience, beauty, and power of the LGBTQ community. 🏳️🌈✨🏳️⚧️ “Every act of queer joy, every moment of trans visibility, every time we love openly—it shakes the foundations of the death-dealing structures that would rather see us silenced,” Cullors writes. Read Patrisse Cullors #loveletter 💌 at the 🔗 in our bio. Happy Valentine’s Day! 📸: Jamal-Akil Marshall for Patrisse Cullors #LGBTQvoices #lgbtqcommunity #lgbtqrights #patrissecullors #author #abolitionist #queerpride #love #queerjoy #valentinesday
On view through May 31st, 2025, don’t miss the film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). The film series is part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program, an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood, as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Each of the artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. —— Patrisse Cullors: Black Woman Rest at 9157 Sunset Boulevard 9-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) on West-facing Billboard __ noé olivas: Una Pagina Mas at 8775 Sunset Boulevard 5-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) and each thirty-minute (00:30) mark of each hour on West-facing and East-facing Vertical Billboard __ alexandre ali reza dorriz: Cheshmeh چشمه at 8743 Sunset Boulevard Three three-minute film vignettes exhibited every twenty minutes. One vignette at the top of every hour (00:00), another vignette at each twenty-minute (00:20) mark of each hour, and a last vignette at each forty-minute (00:40) mark of each hour, on West-facing Billboard – 📸: Billboards photo credit Jon Viscott
On view through May 31st, 2025, don’t miss the film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). The film series is part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program, an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood, as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Each of the artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. —— Patrisse Cullors: Black Woman Rest at 9157 Sunset Boulevard 9-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) on West-facing Billboard __ noé olivas: Una Pagina Mas at 8775 Sunset Boulevard 5-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) and each thirty-minute (00:30) mark of each hour on West-facing and East-facing Vertical Billboard __ alexandre ali reza dorriz: Cheshmeh چشمه at 8743 Sunset Boulevard Three three-minute film vignettes exhibited every twenty minutes. One vignette at the top of every hour (00:00), another vignette at each twenty-minute (00:20) mark of each hour, and a last vignette at each forty-minute (00:40) mark of each hour, on West-facing Billboard – 📸: Billboards photo credit Jon Viscott
On view through May 31st, 2025, don’t miss the film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). The film series is part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program, an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood, as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Each of the artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. —— Patrisse Cullors: Black Woman Rest at 9157 Sunset Boulevard 9-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) on West-facing Billboard __ noé olivas: Una Pagina Mas at 8775 Sunset Boulevard 5-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) and each thirty-minute (00:30) mark of each hour on West-facing and East-facing Vertical Billboard __ alexandre ali reza dorriz: Cheshmeh چشمه at 8743 Sunset Boulevard Three three-minute film vignettes exhibited every twenty minutes. One vignette at the top of every hour (00:00), another vignette at each twenty-minute (00:20) mark of each hour, and a last vignette at each forty-minute (00:40) mark of each hour, on West-facing Billboard – 📸: Billboards photo credit Jon Viscott
On view through May 31st, 2025, don’t miss the film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). The film series is part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program, an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood, as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Each of the artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. —— Patrisse Cullors: Black Woman Rest at 9157 Sunset Boulevard 9-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) on West-facing Billboard __ noé olivas: Una Pagina Mas at 8775 Sunset Boulevard 5-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) and each thirty-minute (00:30) mark of each hour on West-facing and East-facing Vertical Billboard __ alexandre ali reza dorriz: Cheshmeh چشمه at 8743 Sunset Boulevard Three three-minute film vignettes exhibited every twenty minutes. One vignette at the top of every hour (00:00), another vignette at each twenty-minute (00:20) mark of each hour, and a last vignette at each forty-minute (00:40) mark of each hour, on West-facing Billboard – 📸: Billboards photo credit Jon Viscott
On view through May 31st, 2025, don’t miss the film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). The film series is part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program, an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood, as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Each of the artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. —— Patrisse Cullors: Black Woman Rest at 9157 Sunset Boulevard 9-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) on West-facing Billboard __ noé olivas: Una Pagina Mas at 8775 Sunset Boulevard 5-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) and each thirty-minute (00:30) mark of each hour on West-facing and East-facing Vertical Billboard __ alexandre ali reza dorriz: Cheshmeh چشمه at 8743 Sunset Boulevard Three three-minute film vignettes exhibited every twenty minutes. One vignette at the top of every hour (00:00), another vignette at each twenty-minute (00:20) mark of each hour, and a last vignette at each forty-minute (00:40) mark of each hour, on West-facing Billboard – 📸: Billboards photo credit Jon Viscott
On view through May 31st, 2025, don’t miss the film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). The film series is part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program, an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood, as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Each of the artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. —— Patrisse Cullors: Black Woman Rest at 9157 Sunset Boulevard 9-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) on West-facing Billboard __ noé olivas: Una Pagina Mas at 8775 Sunset Boulevard 5-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) and each thirty-minute (00:30) mark of each hour on West-facing and East-facing Vertical Billboard __ alexandre ali reza dorriz: Cheshmeh چشمه at 8743 Sunset Boulevard Three three-minute film vignettes exhibited every twenty minutes. One vignette at the top of every hour (00:00), another vignette at each twenty-minute (00:20) mark of each hour, and a last vignette at each forty-minute (00:40) mark of each hour, on West-facing Billboard – 📸: Billboards photo credit Jon Viscott
On view through May 31st, 2025, don’t miss the film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). The film series is part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program, an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood, as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Each of the artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. —— Patrisse Cullors: Black Woman Rest at 9157 Sunset Boulevard 9-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) on West-facing Billboard __ noé olivas: Una Pagina Mas at 8775 Sunset Boulevard 5-minute film exhibited at the top of every hour (00:00) and each thirty-minute (00:30) mark of each hour on West-facing and East-facing Vertical Billboard __ alexandre ali reza dorriz: Cheshmeh چشمه at 8743 Sunset Boulevard Three three-minute film vignettes exhibited every twenty minutes. One vignette at the top of every hour (00:00), another vignette at each twenty-minute (00:20) mark of each hour, and a last vignette at each forty-minute (00:40) mark of each hour, on West-facing Billboard – 📸: Billboards photo credit Jon Viscott
:: “…Cullors meld of art and activism continues to evolve and thrive.” – @linalecaro / @lamag Head to LAMag.com for the full read.
:: “…Cullors meld of art and activism continues to evolve and thrive.” – @linalecaro / @lamag Head to LAMag.com for the full read.
Next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM – 8:30 PM! Join the @crenshawdairymart team for an artists walkthrough of the CDM Collective and Co-founders’ Billboard Series on Sunset Blvd! “Bringing the community together for this contemplative walkthrough are three artists engaging with their individual ancestral practices at the groundbreaking intersection of utilizing digital platforms as a tool of liberation. In opening portals, into new ways of storytelling, stories of heritage that may continue to be told, shared and passed down for generations to come reclaiming our stake in the past, present and future as contemporary indigenous bearers and stewards of our autonomy, land, and people.” – Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ) Presented as part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program ( @wehoarts ), an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood ( @wehocity ), as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, the Crenshaw Dairy Mart is pleased to present a film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). On view continuously and hourly through May 31st, 2025, the three artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. Join us for this special artists’ walkthrough, next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM through 8:30 PM. This artists walkthrough has been organized by Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ). This billboard series was curated by Jessica Rich for the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Arts (MIMA) Program ( @wehoarts ). Click link in bio for detailed schedule of evening program and notes on parking! NO RSVP REQUIRED
Next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM – 8:30 PM! Join the @crenshawdairymart team for an artists walkthrough of the CDM Collective and Co-founders’ Billboard Series on Sunset Blvd! “Bringing the community together for this contemplative walkthrough are three artists engaging with their individual ancestral practices at the groundbreaking intersection of utilizing digital platforms as a tool of liberation. In opening portals, into new ways of storytelling, stories of heritage that may continue to be told, shared and passed down for generations to come reclaiming our stake in the past, present and future as contemporary indigenous bearers and stewards of our autonomy, land, and people.” – Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ) Presented as part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program ( @wehoarts ), an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood ( @wehocity ), as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, the Crenshaw Dairy Mart is pleased to present a film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). On view continuously and hourly through May 31st, 2025, the three artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. Join us for this special artists’ walkthrough, next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM through 8:30 PM. This artists walkthrough has been organized by Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ). This billboard series was curated by Jessica Rich for the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Arts (MIMA) Program ( @wehoarts ). Click link in bio for detailed schedule of evening program and notes on parking! NO RSVP REQUIRED
Next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM – 8:30 PM! Join the @crenshawdairymart team for an artists walkthrough of the CDM Collective and Co-founders’ Billboard Series on Sunset Blvd! “Bringing the community together for this contemplative walkthrough are three artists engaging with their individual ancestral practices at the groundbreaking intersection of utilizing digital platforms as a tool of liberation. In opening portals, into new ways of storytelling, stories of heritage that may continue to be told, shared and passed down for generations to come reclaiming our stake in the past, present and future as contemporary indigenous bearers and stewards of our autonomy, land, and people.” – Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ) Presented as part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program ( @wehoarts ), an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood ( @wehocity ), as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, the Crenshaw Dairy Mart is pleased to present a film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). On view continuously and hourly through May 31st, 2025, the three artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. Join us for this special artists’ walkthrough, next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM through 8:30 PM. This artists walkthrough has been organized by Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ). This billboard series was curated by Jessica Rich for the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Arts (MIMA) Program ( @wehoarts ). Click link in bio for detailed schedule of evening program and notes on parking! NO RSVP REQUIRED
Next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM – 8:30 PM! Join the @crenshawdairymart team for an artists walkthrough of the CDM Collective and Co-founders’ Billboard Series on Sunset Blvd! “Bringing the community together for this contemplative walkthrough are three artists engaging with their individual ancestral practices at the groundbreaking intersection of utilizing digital platforms as a tool of liberation. In opening portals, into new ways of storytelling, stories of heritage that may continue to be told, shared and passed down for generations to come reclaiming our stake in the past, present and future as contemporary indigenous bearers and stewards of our autonomy, land, and people.” – Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ) Presented as part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program ( @wehoarts ), an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood ( @wehocity ), as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, the Crenshaw Dairy Mart is pleased to present a film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). On view continuously and hourly through May 31st, 2025, the three artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. Join us for this special artists’ walkthrough, next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM through 8:30 PM. This artists walkthrough has been organized by Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ). This billboard series was curated by Jessica Rich for the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Arts (MIMA) Program ( @wehoarts ). Click link in bio for detailed schedule of evening program and notes on parking! NO RSVP REQUIRED
Next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM – 8:30 PM! Join the @crenshawdairymart team for an artists walkthrough of the CDM Collective and Co-founders’ Billboard Series on Sunset Blvd! “Bringing the community together for this contemplative walkthrough are three artists engaging with their individual ancestral practices at the groundbreaking intersection of utilizing digital platforms as a tool of liberation. In opening portals, into new ways of storytelling, stories of heritage that may continue to be told, shared and passed down for generations to come reclaiming our stake in the past, present and future as contemporary indigenous bearers and stewards of our autonomy, land, and people.” – Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ) Presented as part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program ( @wehoarts ), an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood ( @wehocity ), as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, the Crenshaw Dairy Mart is pleased to present a film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). On view continuously and hourly through May 31st, 2025, the three artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. Join us for this special artists’ walkthrough, next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM through 8:30 PM. This artists walkthrough has been organized by Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ). This billboard series was curated by Jessica Rich for the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Arts (MIMA) Program ( @wehoarts ). Click link in bio for detailed schedule of evening program and notes on parking! NO RSVP REQUIRED
Next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM – 8:30 PM! Join the @crenshawdairymart team for an artists walkthrough of the CDM Collective and Co-founders’ Billboard Series on Sunset Blvd! “Bringing the community together for this contemplative walkthrough are three artists engaging with their individual ancestral practices at the groundbreaking intersection of utilizing digital platforms as a tool of liberation. In opening portals, into new ways of storytelling, stories of heritage that may continue to be told, shared and passed down for generations to come reclaiming our stake in the past, present and future as contemporary indigenous bearers and stewards of our autonomy, land, and people.” – Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ) Presented as part of the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Art Program ( @wehoarts ), an exhibition series administered by the City of West Hollywood ( @wehocity ), as part of its Art on the Outside program exhibiting films by artists accessible on billboards along Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, the Crenshaw Dairy Mart is pleased to present a film series of works by the founding artists collective and co-founders of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart, artists Patrisse Cullors ( @osopepatrisse ), noé olivas ( @calmatetupedo ), and alexandre ali reza dorriz ( @alexandrealirezadorriz ). On view continuously and hourly through May 31st, 2025, the three artists’ film works traverse through the founding tenets of the artist collective – Abolition, Ancestry, and Healing – investigating in their individual respective practices the sacred act of Black womens’ respite, prayers of caution when pulling at ‘the threads of the world,’ and meditations on water privatization and droughts through time. Join us for this special artists’ walkthrough, next Friday, February 28th, 6:40 PM through 8:30 PM. This artists walkthrough has been organized by Steve Galindo ( @thestyleguyde ). This billboard series was curated by Jessica Rich for the City of West Hollywood Moving Image Media Arts (MIMA) Program ( @wehoarts ). Click link in bio for detailed schedule of evening program and notes on parking! NO RSVP REQUIRED
