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Tabita Rezaire's latest exhibition is a space for healing, history and hoeteps
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Tabita Rezaire's latest exhibition is a space for healing, history and hoeteps
Tabita Rezaire MerKaba for the Hoeteps 30 Nov 2017, 6-8p UNA Gallery (625 NW Everett #117)
Join home school at UNA for the last artist engagement of the 2017 curriculum! We're ecstatic to host Tabita Rezaire, who will be in town from South Africa to lead a yoga session, MerKaBa For The Hoeteps.
She says: "Join in a meditative journey into Kemetic wisdom to awaken your light beings and reclaim your hoetep powers. In our times of ultra disconnection, ancient African teachings offer guidance to raise our vibrational frequency and tune into our energy source. The spiritual technology of Kemetic Yoga enable us to reconnect, remember and nurture our divine juice. Come turn your MerKaBa on."
Instructions for optimum experience: wear a comfortable power outfit, bring a yoga mat (if you have one) and water to stay hydrated.
There is space for 12-15 people, and we will have mats for those who cannot bring their own. Black people prioritized -- message hmoe school to RSVP if you'd like to secure a spot. Sliding scale entry fee for nonblacks.
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Tabita Rezaire (b.1989, Paris) is a French - of Guyanese and Danish descent - video artist, health-tech-politics practitioner and Kemetic/ Kundalini Yoga teacher based in Johannesburg. She holds a Bachelor in Economics (Paris) and a Master in Artist Moving Image from Central Saint Martins College (London). Rezaire’s practices unearth the possibilities of decolonial healing through the politics of technology. Navigating architectures of power - online and offline - her work tackles the pervasive matrix of coloniality and its affects on identity, technology, sexuality, health and spirituality. Through screen interfaces, her digital healing activism offers substitute readings to dominant narratives decentering occidental authority, while her energy streams remind us to resist, (re)connect, and remember. Rezaire is a founding member of the artist group NTU, half of the duo Malaxa, and mother of the energy house SENEB.
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