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Chocolate City Rocks @ Eaton DC: Join An Organization
Before Ichiro left to his current home in San Jose, CA at the Children's Discovery Museum, this 30ft dinosaur dating back 72 million years was housed on the 11th floor of Eaton DC at wilddaysdc
Our Director of Culture, Sebi Medina-Tayac had the opportunity to interview its creator Marianela Fuentes. Their conversation explores Ichiro’s origin story, Huichol culture, and the impact of this shakira covered skeleton.
To watch the full interview please go to the following; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1QepQnptow
Emmelia Talarico founded her organization, No Justice No Pride (NJNP), with the hope of providing housing to the most marginalized members of the community, trans women of color, who face the greatest discrimination when looking for housing in DC. Currently, NJNP houses 38 trans people across five houses in DC, and Emmelia says they're the largest trans adult housing provider in the city.
“No Justice No Pride” co-directed by Sean Mattison and our Director of Impact, Katie Pettit, follows the organization through its adolescence in 2019. At the time, NJNP operated out of just one house, with nine permanent residents and as many as 22 people crashing there in one night. The film follows the triumphs and struggles of this chosen family through a slice of Emmelia's life. To see the flim and meet Emmelia, register for Another World is Possible through the link in our bio.
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SCREENING: “NO JUSTICE NO PRIDE" // SUNDAY, DEC 6TH AT 7:40 PM EST-US//MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th CET, HKT
PANEL + Q&A: “NO JUSTICE NO PRIDE" MODERATED BY SHELDON SCOTT:
EMMELIA TALARICO, KATIE PETITT, & MORE //
SUNDAY, DEC 6th AT 8PM EST-US // MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th CET, HKT
“Dreamrave"—a multimedia and electronic music weeklong installation during Art Basel Hong Kong 2019 co-curated by Eaton Workshop and Offline Projects (@offlineprojects)— interrogates the intersection of the digital and physical via collective dreaming. The four-act installation transformed Eaton HK into an ambient dream space mimicking the stages of sleep, with visuals generated by online and in-person participants. This art film captures the visceral experience of visiting the exhibition.
Adrian Yu @uynairda, the director of “Dreamrave,” is an interdisciplinary artist, director and creative director.
As an artist, his work explores themes of identity, technology and semiotics within new media. His work often examines Asian American identity with site-specific installations that challenge audiences with provocative environments.
To register for ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE and view the full schedule, visit link in our bio.
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SCREENING: "DREAMRAVE" // FRIDAY, DEC 4TH AT 9:45 PM EST-US + HKT
PANEL + Q&A: ADRIAN YU, TIM KOSTERS, & FRIENDS // FRIDAY, DEC 4TH AT 9:55 PM EST-US, CET, HKT
“Dreamrave"—a multimedia and electronic music weeklong installation during Art Basel Hong Kong 2019 co-curated by Eaton Workshop and Offline Projects (@offlineprojects)— interrogates the intersection of the digital and physical via collective dreaming. The four-act installation transformed Eaton HK into an ambient dream space mimicking the stages of sleep, with visuals generated by online and in-person participants. This art film captures the visceral experience of visiting the exhibition.
Adrian Yu @uynairda, the director of “Dreamrave,” is an interdisciplinary artist, director and creative director.
As an artist, his work explores themes of identity, technology and semiotics within new media. His work often examines Asian American identity with site-specific installations that challenge audiences with provocative environments.
To register for ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE and view the full schedule, visit link in our bio.
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SCREENING: "DREAMRAVE" // FRIDAY, DEC 4TH AT 9:45 PM EST-US + HKT
PANEL + Q&A: ADRIAN YU, TIM KOSTERS, & FRIENDS // FRIDAY, DEC 4TH AT 9:55 PM EST-US, CET, HKT
“Dreamrave"—a multimedia and electronic music weeklong installation during Art Basel Hong Kong 2019 co-curated by Eaton Workshop and Offline Projects (@offlineprojects)— interrogates the intersection of the digital and physical via collective dreaming.
The four-act installation transformed Eaton HK into an ambient dream space mimicking the stages of sleep, with visuals generated by online and in-person participants. This art film captures the visceral experience of visiting the exhibition.
Adrian Yu @uynairda, the director of “Dream-rave,” is an interdisciplinary artist, director and creative director.
As an artist, his work explores themes of identity, technology and semiotics within new media. His work often examines Asian American identity with site-specific installations that challenge audiences with provocative environments.
To register for ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE and view the full schedule, visit link in our bio.
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SCREENING: "DREAMRAVE" // FRIDAY, DEC 4TH AT 9:45 PM EST-US + HKT
PANEL + Q&A: ADRIAN YU, TIM KOSTERS, & FRIENDS // FRIDAY, DEC 4TH AT 9:55 PM EST-US, CET, HKT
Is that island vacation still on hold? Well, it can't hurt to fantasize in the meantime. We'll supply the vibe. You bring the love. This month, our "Wild About You" experience will immerse you and your Valentine in a romantic staycation, featuring unique touches and products from local makers. Chocolate, flowers, libations, and a big bed. Can it all be so simple?
The overnight stay includes:
+ A tropical batched cocktail for two, prepared by American Son
+ Locally-sourced florals from WILDFLWR DC
+Indulgent cacao treats from Secret Cacao Garden
Keep an eye on our stories this week to learn more about our partners, the amazing @wildflwrdc and @secretcacaogarden!
Photos by @mojalvo
Created by @ForFreedoms and Emily Shur @emilyshur, “Let Love Quiet Fear" reminds us to be generous with our compassion and heartfelt in our approach. By having the courage to choose love over fear, we unlock all the promise of tomorrow.
Honor King: End Racisim!
#martinlutherkingjr #mlkday2021
We look forward to reopening on January 22nd.
In solidarity,
Your Eaton Family
“Rise Above: Wu-Tang @ Eaton DC”
@wutangclan
@eaton.dc
@eatonworkshop
We look forward to reopening our doors on January 7th.
Thank you
From your family at Eaton.
