ArtWallah 2018 Highways Web Info
Information about ArtWallah 2018, a recurring festival of South Asian American art, which was held at Highways Performance Space and Gallery in Santa Monica on June 1 & 2, 2018. Likely intended to be released on Highways' website or disseminated to the organization's mailing list.
ArtWallah 2018 Printed Info Packet
Information about ArtWallah 2018, a recurring festival of South Asian American art, which was held at Highways Performance Space and Gallery in Santa Monica on June 1 & 2, 2018. Likely intended to be released as a print packet. Includes info on participating artists, ticket details, and "Kidwallah," an arts experience for children and their families.
ArtWallah 2018 Print Info Sheet
Information about ArtWallah 2018, a recurring festival of South Asian American art, which was held at Highways Performance Space and Gallery in Santa Monica on June 1 & 2, 2018. Likely intended to be released as a one-page printed handout, the shorter version of this item.
ArtWallah 2017 Attendee List
Mailing list composed of attendees of ArtWallah 2017, a recurring festival of South Asian American art, which was held at Cross Campus in downtown Los Angeles on May 6, 2017. Emails have been redacted for attendees' privacy.
ArtWallah 2018 Order of Performances
Internal document denoting the order of performances for both days of ArtWallah 2018, a recurring festival of South Asian American art. The festival was held at Highways Performance Space and Gallery in Santa Monica on June 1 & 2, 2018.
A screenshot from a website. Heading reads “Welcome back for Zoeglossia’s Poem of the Week series curated this month by Kay Ulanday Barrett.”
The piece being shared on the page is Ashna’s Ali’s “Top Secret Club Abjection.”
Poem by Ashna Ali
A screenshot from the website Zoeglossia, black text on a white background, of the poem's text;
Poem Text:
It’s H who starts me on the teas, delivers four fragrant boxes,
mixes them herself. She includes ingredients on a handmade label.
C I find on Instagram talking about her herbalism practice,
Poems by Ashna Ali
Screenshot of “In My Dreams I Write Letters to My Mother across the Ocean” by Ashna Ali, black text on white background, from Sun Dog Lit Website.
Poem Text:
Mother, shall I tell you about my unborn child,
forever a cluster of cells? You share a quality:
I shall write you both unsent letters
for the rest of my life. Marjorie suggests that it bobs
Poem by Ashna Ali
Published poem by Ashna Ali; “New York, I Love You” by Ashna Ali, black text on white background, from Sun Dog Lit Website.
Poem Text:
The mornings that the hot clench fastens
my chest to my belly, I wonder who might
see beyond my big grin bounce, suspect
that my day’s first sound is sputter. It doesn’t