Sat June 15, 2019
ECOPOCA (Ecopocalypse): Reviving Our Ancestral Eco-Wisdom to Forge Our Collective Eco-Future
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We are globally facing a serious ecological crisis- the time for collective action is NOW. As a multi-ethnic collective of Asian Pacific Islander affiliated artists, we look to our ancestors, and the diverse ways that they lived in harmony with nature for thousands of years, as an accessible and scalable technology to create hope for our future.
ECOPOCA (Ecopocalypse) is an art exhibition-event creating an intersection of two alternate realities- an advanced eco-future vs a nuclear apocalypse. The event takes place on June 15th from 5-9:30PM at the Mission Cultural Center, SF. ECOPOCA is short for Ecopocalypse and can be translated into Japanese as Eco=Ecological Poca=Blunder. The visual art, dance performance, eco-fashion, and panel discussion addresses our global ecological crisis, and traumas including the ongoing Fukushima nuclear issue. This event seeks to create a space for creative expression, alliance, cross-pollination of ideas, and healing to transmute these environmental traumas. We encourage artists and attendees alike to share their diverse backgrounds of eco-wisdom which will help us co-create our eco-future.
This showcase exhibition, produced by Nina Bazan-Sakamoto, features 22 artists of varied talents and backgrounds. Attendees will encounter visual and installation art, eco-fashion art, culinary and herbal art, dancers, musicians, and speakers. Participants originate from the local Bay Area to abroad including Japan.
“Through this event, I want people of diverse backgrounds to come together to share and co-create a socially-conscious eco-future.” says Nina Bazan-Sakamoto, producer of ECOPOCA
The exhibition starts with an immersive experience of the space- a “ku-kan” of two very possible realities that we stand at the crux of today. This will then transition into the multi-media story-telling dance performance infused with projection art, augmented reality, and eco-fashion from a designer in Japan – the performance will take the audience through the journey of life on earth from birth to destruction and revival. After the dance, we will transition into a panel discussion involving key speakers sharing their experiences as environmental activists, and how they envision an eco-future. During the exhibit, one can enjoy Guam-Japanese fusion cuisine, and healthy herbal drinks.
RSVP:
Find Tickets at ecopoca.bpt.me
$5 Entrance with PROMO CODE: ECOWIZ
Free for kids under 14.
**STAY UPDATED**
Website: Ecopoca.com
Facebook: Ecopocalypse
Instagram: @Ecopoca_lypse
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ECOPOCA (Ecopocalypse) is an art exhibition-event creating an intersection of two alternate realities- an advanced eco-future vs a nuclear apocalypse. The event takes place on June 15th from 5-9:30PM at the Mission Cultural Center, SF. ECOPOCA is short for Ecopocalypse and can be translated into Japanese as Eco=Ecological Poca=Blunder. The visual art, dance performance, eco-fashion, and panel discussion addresses our global ecological crisis, and traumas including the ongoing Fukushima nuclear issue. This event seeks to create a space for creative expression, alliance, cross-pollination of ideas, and healing to transmute these environmental traumas. We encourage artists and attendees alike to share their diverse backgrounds of eco-wisdom which will help us co-create our eco-future.
This showcase exhibition, produced by Nina Bazan-Sakamoto, features 22 artists of varied talents and backgrounds. Attendees will encounter visual and installation art, eco-fashion art, culinary and herbal art, dancers, musicians, and speakers. Participants originate from the local Bay Area to abroad including Japan.
“Through this event, I want people of diverse backgrounds to come together to share and co-create a socially-conscious eco-future.” says Nina Bazan-Sakamoto, producer of ECOPOCA
The exhibition starts with an immersive experience of the space- a “ku-kan” of two very possible realities that we stand at the crux of today. This will then transition into the multi-media story-telling dance performance infused with projection art, augmented reality, and eco-fashion from a designer in Japan – the performance will take the audience through the journey of life on earth from birth to destruction and revival. After the dance, we will transition into a panel discussion involving key speakers sharing their experiences as environmental activists, and how they envision an eco-future. During the exhibit, one can enjoy Guam-Japanese fusion cuisine, and healthy herbal drinks.
RSVP:
Find Tickets at ecopoca.bpt.me
$5 Entrance with PROMO CODE: ECOWIZ
Free for kids under 14.
**STAY UPDATED**
Website: Ecopoca.com
Facebook: Ecopocalypse
Instagram: @Ecopoca_lypse
We are globally facing a serious ecological crisis- the time for collective action is NOW. As a multi-ethnic collective of Asian Pacific Islander affiliated artists, we look to our ancestors, and the diverse ways that they lived in harmony with nature for thousands of years, as an accessible and scalable technology to create hope for our future.
ECOPOCA (Ecopocalypse) is an art exhibition-event creating an intersection of two alternate realities- an advanced eco-future vs a nuclear apocalypse. The event takes place on June 15th from 5-9:30PM at the Mission Cultural Center, SF. ECOPOCA is short for Ecopocalypse and can be translated into Japanese as Eco=Ecological Poca=Blunder. The visual art, dance performance, eco-fashion, and panel discussion addresses our global ecological crisis, and traumas including the ongoing Fukushima nuclear issue. This event seeks to create a space for creative expression, alliance, cross-pollination of ideas, and healing to transmute these environmental traumas. We encourage artists and attendees alike to share their diverse backgrounds of eco-wisdom which will help us co-create our eco-future.
This showcase exhibition, produced by Nina Bazan-Sakamoto, features 22 artists of varied talents and backgrounds. Attendees will encounter visual and installation art, eco-fashion art, culinary and herbal art, dancers, musicians, and speakers. Participants originate from the local Bay Area to abroad including Japan.
“Through this event, I want people of diverse backgrounds to come together to share and co-create a socially-conscious eco-future.” says Nina Bazan-Sakamoto, producer of ECOPOCA
The exhibition starts with an immersive experience of the space- a “ku-kan” of two very possible realities that we stand at the crux of today. This will then transition into the multi-media story-telling dance performance infused with projection art, augmented reality, and eco-fashion from a designer in Japan – the performance will take the audience through the journey of life on earth from birth to destruction and revival. After the dance, we will transition into a panel discussion involving key speakers sharing their experiences as environmental activists, and how they envision an eco-future. During the exhibit, one can enjoy Guam-Japanese fusion cuisine, and healthy herbal drinks.
RSVP:
Find Tickets at ecopoca.bpt.me
$5 Entrance with PROMO CODE: ECOWIZ
Free for kids under 14.
**STAY UPDATED**
Website: Ecopoca.com
Facebook: Ecopocalypse
Instagram: @Ecopoca_lypse
read more
ECOPOCA (Ecopocalypse) is an art exhibition-event creating an intersection of two alternate realities- an advanced eco-future vs a nuclear apocalypse. The event takes place on June 15th from 5-9:30PM at the Mission Cultural Center, SF. ECOPOCA is short for Ecopocalypse and can be translated into Japanese as Eco=Ecological Poca=Blunder. The visual art, dance performance, eco-fashion, and panel discussion addresses our global ecological crisis, and traumas including the ongoing Fukushima nuclear issue. This event seeks to create a space for creative expression, alliance, cross-pollination of ideas, and healing to transmute these environmental traumas. We encourage artists and attendees alike to share their diverse backgrounds of eco-wisdom which will help us co-create our eco-future.
This showcase exhibition, produced by Nina Bazan-Sakamoto, features 22 artists of varied talents and backgrounds. Attendees will encounter visual and installation art, eco-fashion art, culinary and herbal art, dancers, musicians, and speakers. Participants originate from the local Bay Area to abroad including Japan.
“Through this event, I want people of diverse backgrounds to come together to share and co-create a socially-conscious eco-future.” says Nina Bazan-Sakamoto, producer of ECOPOCA
The exhibition starts with an immersive experience of the space- a “ku-kan” of two very possible realities that we stand at the crux of today. This will then transition into the multi-media story-telling dance performance infused with projection art, augmented reality, and eco-fashion from a designer in Japan – the performance will take the audience through the journey of life on earth from birth to destruction and revival. After the dance, we will transition into a panel discussion involving key speakers sharing their experiences as environmental activists, and how they envision an eco-future. During the exhibit, one can enjoy Guam-Japanese fusion cuisine, and healthy herbal drinks.
RSVP:
Find Tickets at ecopoca.bpt.me
$5 Entrance with PROMO CODE: ECOWIZ
Free for kids under 14.
**STAY UPDATED**
Website: Ecopoca.com
Facebook: Ecopocalypse
Instagram: @Ecopoca_lypse
show less
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