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Thank you @oliviarodrigo for inviting me to @daisychainfields ! To be in cahoots with these artists and musicians makes my rebel girl heart soar! My plan is twofold—with textiles I get to take up epic space, but I also get to harness all this energy and fold it up and take it home with me - I’m so energized by this epic day, and I’m forever thankful to be in this Daisychain orbit 🌼

Hey now - a couple of these photos I yanked from insta, so let me know and I’ll tag/credit!

Thanks baddie @lindsay_laricks_design for the photo of me and my bestie:)
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I am so excited to finally see Sequesterings at the CVA in Denver! One of my prouder moments co-curating and  highlighting the exquisite and meaningful work of these brilliant artists from Project Vortex. Plus being part of an exhibition that makes a collective nightmare quite dreamy. I am presenting there this Thursday if you are in the area! (Tickets available at The Center for Visual Art.) Including work by: Anna Mein, Ian Trask, Kelsey Wagner, Pamela “Posey” Moulton, Portia Munson, Natalya Khorover, Blue McRight, Twyla Exner, Calder Kamin and yours truly. 🩵
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art from the heart of the all-women artists at Daisy Chain Fields ❁

📸: @anna_downs @marielombardo_ @emmawanniephoto @aliveco @maggielndnphoto
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discover the artists behind the #DaisyChainFields art installations 𖡼.𖤣𖥧 view part 2 of beyond the music at the link in bio!

✿ welcome Yoko Ono to #DaisyChainFields ✿

don’t miss the ‘Wish Tree’ installation at Daisy Chain Fields by Yoko Ono!

Yoko Ono (b. 1933, Tokyo) is an artist, musician, and activist whose work has shaped contemporary art and culture for more than seven decades. since 1996, @yokoono has invited people from around the world to write a wish for peace and tie it to the branches of a tree. as the wishes accumulate, the trees become a living record of collective hope. the tree, adorned with tags, becomes a vibrant tapestry of collective dreams, emphasizing the power of shared desires and reflections. 

curated by TRIADIC @tri_adic

✿ welcome the Guerrilla Girls to #DaisyChainFields ✿

‘The Art of Behaving Badly’ by Guerrilla Girls is coming to Daisy Chain Fields!

make sure to visit the ‘Complaints Department’ to air your grievances about the state of the world or anything else you want to express, on giant chalkboards – and the opportunity to chat to the iconic Guerilla Girls!

gorilla masks will conceal their identities; dead female artists serve as pseudonyms.
founded in New York in 1985, the @guerrillagirls are anonymous artist activists who use disruptive headlines, outrageous visuals and killer statistics to expose gender and ethnic bias and corruption in art, film, politics and pop culture.

curated by TRIADIC @tri_adic

✿ welcome Astria Suparak to #DaisyChainFields, supported by @loewe ✿ 

Grrrl Germs: Punk feminism goes viral, 1991–2026
Exhibition Dates: August 29–November 29, 2026

meet Astria Suparak (b. 1978 Los Angeles, CA), the curator behind “Grrrl Germs”, an exhibition that showcases the creativity and passion of the punk feminist movement Riot Grrrl, and how it radiated globally across 35 years. it features music listening areas with a sampling of Riot Grrrl-influenced music from around the world; fliers that provide a glimpse into the variety of community-building and activist events; a selection of handmade zines; and a map tracking Riot Grrrl chapters, Ladyfest gatherings, and related endeavors. @astriasuparak is an artis
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OMG…this is insane company to be in, and I’m incredibly excited to share this lineup of artists…I can’t wait! See you at @daisychainfields @oliviarodrigo 

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discover the artists behind the #DaisyChainFields art installations 𖡼.𖤣𖥧 view part 2 of beyond the music at the link in bio!
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