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Join us for a contemplative workshop hosted by @folk.lounge to create a social textile with cross stitch embroidery exploring the natural rhythms of release and renewal. A practice of memory editing as we navigate seasonal transitions.
As both an artist and community facilitator, Shagane Barsegian also known as Shagoh (she/her) will guide participants in creating a collaborative topography that captures our personal and cultural feelings about navigating change.
Co-creators will layer their memory, intention, & vision to a flowing tapestry of stories. Rivers are natural editors, carrying some things downstream while depositing others on banks, carving new channels while filling old ones.
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Clockshop is a Los Angeles-based arts nonprofit that works with artists to deepen the connection between communities and public land, building a shared vision of a future based in belonging and care. Founded by filmmaker Julia Meltzer in 2004, the organization produces free public programming and commissions contemporary artist projects, centering working-class communities of color through collaborations at Los Angeles State Historic Park and Rio de Los Angeles State Park in partnership with California State Parks.
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Mattia, who performs as Magmatic, is a poet and musician based in Frogtown, Los Angeles. Since moving to LA in 2020, his poetry has been featured in Crocetti's Poetry magazine and recognized as a finalist in the prestigious Mario Luzi, Camaiore Proposta, and Lord Byron awards. For the past two years, Magmatic has focused on video poetry and live improvisation performances along the edges of the Los Angeles River, blending electronic and rap sounds with skillfully layered piano, guitar, synth, and electronic drums to create immersive sonic experiences that capture the spirit of the waterways and urban landscape he calls home.
LA Design Weekend is a weekend-long celebration of LA's sprawling, spectacular design scene—broken down into bite-sized, neighborhood-based experiences. LADW is a hands-on, community-driven experience that welcomes everyone to step behind the scenes and into the spaces where creativity really happens. This year, honoring the resilience of the creative community while spotlighting the makers, spaces, and ideas that continue to rebuild, reimagine, and inspire.
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