Home Share Presents: Jasmine Lin + Kyoko Takenaka & William Miller, Jr.

Art Share LA will be featuring the talents of Jasmine Lin and Kyoko Takenaka performing their piece cavern + William Miller, Jr. performing his piece Designing Emotions for Art Share's virtual monthly performance series.

Admission is FREE but a suggested donation is highly encouraged!

Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9103444651

About the performers

Jasmine Lin & Kyoko Takenaka:
Jas + Kyoko are non-binary polydisciplinary performance artists who share a tender friendship and synergetic artistic practices incorporating butoh, healing modalities, and experimental filmmaking. Jas Lin is a choreographer and movement facilitator committed to the life-long process of un-learning and un-teaching oppressive, Othering, and superficial ways of moving, being, sensing, and knowing. Kyoko Takenaka is an actor and guitarist/singer-songwriter of the queer multicontinental afro-asia band, ‘Wastewomxn’, channeling diasporic experience and liberation through their work. Together, they have presented live performances, films, and workshops at spaces such as Highways Performance Space (Asian America: The Future Is Now), Sabbatical Studio, Spotlight Gallery (Rest as a Form of Protest), and the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival (Ballad of a Blood Moon). Play is a central element in their creative process, interwoven with themes of ritual, growth, impermanence, and the in-between.

William Miller, Jr.:
Collaboration is an absolute core to most, if not all, of William Miller, Jr's work. Miller, Jr. make visual narratives, fantasies, performance [art] pieces, movement/choreography, and odes to some of his most personal life experiences. Miller, Jr. approaches dance from numerous angles, ultimately allowing for a sort of liberation from general structure for himself and for the other artists involved in his work.

Queer Theory, Fluidity, Storytelling, and Pop Culture inspire Miller, Jr.'s creative process. His work involves translating his visions and reveries through collaborating with other performers from every walk of life. His role as a performer is to ensure that all bodies involved work towards a common goal of unity in motion.

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