Malcolm X Revisited  As part of Highways’ BEHOLD Festival 2016, Patrisse Khan-Cullors, Janaya Khan, and FOREMOST present Malcolm Revisited, which explores the iconic historical figure, Malcolm X, through workshops, live performance pieces, and a visual exhibit

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This solo 2013 performance piece featured Patrisse displaying enlarged copies of the envelopes and letters that she and her father exchanged while he was in prison. After a series of

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This piece is looking at the impact law enforcement declaration has on Black bodies. Performed at the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica in the summer of 2018.

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“As a Black queer woman living inside a world that is constantly trying to kill me…” “Respite, Reprieve, and Healing: An Evening of Cleansing” was Patrisse’s 2019 thesis solo show.

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In August 2017, two weeks after the attacks in Charlottesville and on the 226th anniversary of the Haitian revolution, Patrisse performed “Remembering ’92,” a moving tribute not only to lives

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In October of 2016, Patrisse brought Power…   From the Mouths of the Occupied to Seattle, a city often referred to as “progressive.”   Yirim Seck, Faisal Provincial, KT, Hodan

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“HateisHateisHate” is Patrisse Cullors’ new art piece that expresses the challenges Black people face in a world of white supremacy. Using 42 pages of hate mail and the FBI’s new

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In July of 2013 Patrisse curated a pop-up piece performed outdoors on a U-Haul truck called “Warriors: Dressed in Queer, Cloaked in Now.” Six months later at Highways Performance Space

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