Womanist* Imaginations: Joyfilled Movement Building

In this 2-hour workshop you will explore:

  • Joy-informed pedagogical models 
  • Centering and celebrating the work of your Divine Artist-self 
  • Intellectual & Somatic lessons rooted in Black Feminist Imaginations 
  • Abolitionist Aethstetics as Liberatory Praxis

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    With Ashara Ekundayo- Thursday, March 3rd, 2022
    @ 11am - 12pm PST
    *Womanist = Black Feminist. From the text: “In Search of Our Mother’s Gardens” Alice Walker

    Join us for a braintrust in joy-informed pedagogies for movement building and creative arts practice. How do we create change from a place of pleasure? How can we more understand “Art-Work” as Vital and essential work? What does it mean to hold intentional space as an artist whose creative practices heal communities and save lives?

    Meet Ashara
    Ashara Ekundayo is a Black feminist, interdisciplinary creative arts leader committed to an intersectional framework of social transformation that expands the influence and impact of arts and culture on racial equity, gender & justice, and environmental literacy. 

    Working internationally across cultural, spiritual, civic and social innovation spaces, she embodies a range of roles including independent curator, cultural theologian, artist, creative industries entrepreneur, organizer, mentor and mother. 

    Ashara is the founder at Artist As First Responder, an organization and interactive arts platform supporting BIPOC artists whose creative practices heal communities and save lives. Additionally, she is a forum curator at the Museum of the African Diaspora and also serves as Cultural Strategist for Chef Bryant Terry’s 4 Color Books, an imprint of Ten Speed Books.
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