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Join the artists for introductory remarks and celebratory drinks.

Combining the sacred power of tattoo and shamanic reiki healing during this year's harvest and initiation season.

written in conjunction with artist Suhyun Choi's Session project, Memorial for Laptop.

An artist talk by Kit Galloway, followed by a conversation between the artist and SFPC Co-Director Celine Wong Katzman.

Participants of this workshop will learn how to “hand code” for the web through the creation of collective web pages.

Students will be learning how to sequence through a DAW (digital audio workstation)

Participants will set up computers with the ability to host personal home pages.

a day and night of experimental digital performances designed for a live online audience

The Electronic Cafe for Poetic Computation (ECPC, pronounced easy-peasy) is an internet cafe being developed in real time.

Cafe offering by pleasure ceremony (cy x). Live sound facilitation by a²z and brandon king (subt.le fka leon grey).

written in conjunction with artist Francheska Alcántara's Session project, Secure the Bag, Mint the Soaps and Throw the Bones.

View the installation, hear sound by a²z, Akeema-Zane’s music/sound practice arm

Void Spa aims to challenge and subvert the extractive and appropriative use of Black and Brown spirituality within the luxury wellness industry.

Visitors will be able to enjoy a sculptural display of Dreams, a new limited edition, hand-crafted artist book with ceramic and wood elements.

Conversation with Indigenous Korean shaman Mudang Jenn

A conversation on the cultural, economic, and sociopolitical history of kimchi.

This performance will reimagine and interpret the dreams of three generations of women: Ayoung, Ayoung’s mother, and Ayoung’s grandmother.

An intimate performance centered on reimagined adaptations of Ayoung and Nicholas’ dreams.

Several total transformations, as each selection of dreams adapted into performance-based videos are situated in different imagined worlds.

A ritual co-curated using AI-generated prayers and ceremonies, to soothe the souls of the dead.

written in conjunction with artist Jean-Marc Superville Sovak's Session project, Can a Sculpture feel Pain?/ Columbus Confessionals.

Through an illustrated lecture artist Suhyun Choi will demonstrate how movies can promote or challenge techno-orientalism.

This day-long convening will delve into the ways in which relationship building – with ourselves, our communities, & our tech objects.