Patrisse Cullors

Jul 15, 2024 | thecreativeindependent.com | Patrisse Cullors

Patrisse Cullors believes in the power of alchemy. The bestselling author, artist, and abolitionist has long been drawn to the unseen, and is inspired by the beauty of freedom found in different planes and dimensions. Over the last two decades, her art and performances have been featured at cultural institutions across the globe including The Broad, The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, The Fowler, Frieze LA, Hammer Museum, Southern Guild and more.

Mar 5, 2024 | brooklynrail.org | Patrisse Cullors

The summer of 2020 brought to the mainstream widespread interest in reimagining care and healing in the face of racial capitalism and its carceral solutions. Abolitionists spoke publicly about putting an end to the conditions that cause harm, and working to build sustainable solutions. Imagining a safer world is the first step in imagining abolition, and a safer world can be defined by a community’s access to drinking water, food, and shelter.

Jan 12, 2024 | allevents.in | Yasmina Reza |Patrisse Cullors

About this EventArtist and Abolitionist Patrisse Cullors and her team welcomes you to a free screening of Origin by Academy-nominated filmmaker Ava DuVernay. On Friday, January 19th, we’d like to offer you and your classmates seats in the historic Baldwin Hills Cinemark with two showtimes available. The film will be followed by a somatic movement exercise led by a BIPOC healer and a chat with Patrisse Cullors.

May 16, 2023 | latimes.com | William Camargo |Patrisse Cullors |Devon Tsuno

Word has been out for some time now: A freeway is anything but free. If you don’t believe the literature or the FasTrak tolls, believe your eyes. Visually, whether in the movies (think “La La Land”) or on your morning commute, the freeway is a creation that tells on itself. It can only carry you so high. A marvel of 20th century design, it is a form of conveyance limited as much by engineering and politics as by its own promise: efficiency.