June 10, Saturday, 11a – 12p, Trevor Coopersmith & Kaoru Kuribayashi Stanislaus
Tea meditation, introduction to ritual, breathing and grounding exercises in nature to enhance perception and engage the senses in mindful ways. Space is limited

Reminder: 

• Please leave your furry friends at home 
• Parking is limited, if the parking lot is full please park along Griffin Ave. Its a short walk up to the Center. 

About the Exhibit: 

The Arroyo Arts Collective presents a juried visual exhibition of site-specific, temporary installations located throughout the 17 acres of the Audubon Center at Debs Park, in Los Angeles’s Highland Park neighborhood.

For this exhibition, artists were invited to utilize a repurposed window or frame to explore the topic of inclusivity. Artists responded to the prompt: How do you envision a future that is inclusive, where the “other” is no longer marginalized, and where differing opinions are not silenced or censored?

Representing a wide array of perspectives and materials, the artworks invite audiences to explore a variety themes, including: cross-cultural understanding; connecting to nature and non-human creatures; spiritual growth; environmental sustainability; how wealth is generated and shared; and communication that is inclusive irrespective of hearing or vision ability or loss.