at A Poem Is Where The Heart Is at Parse Seco in Taos, NM
May 2018
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at A Poem Is Where The Heart Is at Parse Seco in Taos, NM
May 2018
at The Paseo in Taos, NM
September 2017
with Anthony Evan Carson
at Currents New Media Festival in Santa Fe, NM
June 2018
at Parse Seco in Taos, NM
March 2018
with Anthony Evan Carson
at Currents New Media Festival in Santa Fe, NM
June 2018
at A Poem Is Where The Heart Is at Parse Seco in Taos, NM
April 2018
at The Holy Underground in Baltimore, MD
Ma Ja Ka emcees the Paseo Project in Taos, NM. September 2017
White House, this is the White Horse...er, unicorn...
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Photo by Tara Lynn Faith In Laytonville, CA
at Le Voyeur in Olympia, WA photo by Tara Faith Williamson
At the Art Bar and Cafe in Santa Cruz, CA photo by Tara Faith Williamson
at Hollow Earth Radio in Seattle, WA
photo by Adam Svenson
At Life Changing Ministry in Oakland, CA. photo by Marie Alyse Rodriguez
At Moon Manor in Los Angeles. Photo by Tara Lynn Williamson
Ma Ja Ka (alter ego of Marshall Kavanaugh) makes an appearance in Dream Diaries, a surreal game/experience project he and I are collaborating on for Mac/Pc and using Occulus Rift.
Ma Ja Ka is now a character in a video game, care of Dream Diaries collaborator Brian McLendon
At MONO in Birmingham, AL Photo by Rodney D. Hasty