This program\, part of the Library's celeb ration of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month\, intr oduces you to local Filipinx-American Queer Artist Remelisa Cullitan. Lear n more about Remelisa's art and the concepts\, ideas\, and other artists t hat inspire their work.
\nMost publicly\, you can see Remelisa's art in the E of "MATTER" in the BLACK LIVES MATTER mural on the east side of the Seven2 and 14Four building in downtown Spokane. They've said about the ir work\, "My art is my voice. I've frequently experienced folks who will actively work towards silencing\, talking over\, or not including me in th e conversation. I feel like that has only strengthened my artistic voice\, so thank you. Art is a powerful form of visual communication and I am an advocate for everyone to find their creative voice."
\nRegister to p articipate and you will receive an email with a link with instructions on how to participate.
\nThe discussion is held on Zoom. Technology req uirements: you will need a device or computer with an internet connection and speakers. If you want to ask a question your device will need a microp hone or you can use the chat feature to ask questions.
\nLinks for m ore information on Remelisa's art:
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