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Two posters printed on pink and orange paper advertising Emary Parisi’s workshop “Parsing our exits as care” sit askew atop one another on top of a hand woven blue fabric.

PUBLICATION: Chrysalis Sessions – Parsing our Exits as Care: Queer Funerals and Post-Life Practicalities

Gathering

PDF

with Emary Parisi

gathering publication breath grief movement

2022
Four people energetically dance in the pink lit space of Kimi Hanauer’s installation “If we choose to reclaim ourselves from the ashes.”

WORKSHOP: Chrysalis Sessions  – Dance Jam

with Dancing Through Prison Walls

gathering grief movement

2022
A bright yellow painted corner of a concrete exhibition space is covered with text based artworks in orange, red, and black and white newsprint. The large legible black and white newsprint repeats “I want to believe in shared breath.” Several video monitors are interspersed on the wall and there are 3 built wooden tables with two red rectangular cushions.

PROJECT: Temporary Center Headquarters

with Southern Exposure

project cooperative

2021
a scan of a rectangular broadsheet that features multi color flyers that overlap at various angels. the flyers are yellow, lavender, and orange, and have large fluidly shaped lines of text overtop of them. notable lines of text include, "how is speech a desire a hope a promise" and "sometimes I just want us to sit" and "nourished by our whispers".

how is speech a desire a hope a promise

by Kimi Hanauer

gathering anarchy speech

2021
A card with rounded edges gradienting from magenta to red with white underlined text that reads “Bless our breath” sits askew on a large cropped newsprint poster reading “Breath” in bold black capital underlined print.

bless our breath

alea adigweme, Gordon Hall, Kimi Hanauer, Jovonna Jones, Malcolm Peacock, Alice Yuan Zhang with Gas Gallery

breath cooperative ghosts

2020
A large red rectangle framed in orange contains bold capital text reading “To those for whom the horizon leans forward.” The last 4 words are underlined in orange.

Calling all Denizens

by Kimi Hanauer with Women's Studio Workshop

anarchy exile

2019
An interrupted static radar ripple is drawn etched in white across a black background.

Shipwreck

by Amanda Gómez

grief speech poetry

A curved diagonal branch of bamboo-like leaves is etched in white onto a black background.

pan francés

by Amanda Gómez

poetry speech intimacy

An abstract composition of stretched and unstretched stacked semi circles in forrest green, pink, and shades of orange sit above the title “Notes on Feminisms Saidiya Hartman.” This title is in stacked black font atop an off white rectangle. In smaller black text in the top left corner “Feminist Art Coalition” is typed.

The Plot of Her Undoing

by Saidiya Hartman

abolition exile black feminism

A photo of a copy of Mierle Laderman Ukeles’ “Maintenance Art— proposal for an Exhibition” is hand annotated with the words “Manifesto! “Care.”

Manifesto for Maintenance Art

by Mierle Laderman Ukeles

rage cooperation care

1969
A white drawing of five seed pods attached to two nodes at various states of opening is etched on a black background.

Age, Race, Class and Sex: Women Redefining Difference

by Audre Lorde

abolition theory black feminism

1980
A white drawing of a complex knotted rope loops and weaves to create interlocking woven circles surrounding a long U form. Delicate strings loosely twirl around three portions of the knot on this black background.

The short instructional manifesto for relationship anarchy

by Andie Nordgren

anarchy cooperative

2006
Abstracted splashes of light lavender, deep red, and yellow radiate across a purple gradient from the right lower side. The splash composition is thinly framed with colors slowly transitioning between yellow and red.

Access Intimacy: The Missing Link

published on Leaving Evidence by Mia Mingus 

access intimacy theory disability justice

2011
An abstracted ribbon of bright green and orange folds to make an L shape across a white background. In opposite corners reads “Dispersion” and “Seth Price.”

Dispersion

by Seth Price

theory movement access

2016
Overlapping ripples of marbleized green and deep red repeat and invert to a vertical column of pooling bright red and magenta. The black italicized words “a tender talk” run diagonally up the left side of the marbleized pattern.

A Tender Talk: Manifesto for Tender Collaborative Work

by Shan Wallace, Iris Lee, and Jenna Porter in conversation with Kimi Hanauer, published by Press Press

governance cooperative intimacy

2017
A white drawing of five seed pods attached to two nodes at various states of opening is etched on a black background.

Ch’ixinakax utxiwa: A Reflection on the Practices and Discourses of Decolonization

by Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui

anarchy decolonization theory

2017