Kiki'ing with the River: Kuruvungna Village Springs
06-Dec-25
1439 South Barrington Avenue
1439 South Barrington Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90025, United States
23.18 USD
Guided creative field research -- Exploring art, culture, and place along the LA River/Paayme Paxaayt.
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Schedule Details
2025-12-06T10:00:00-05:00 to 2025-12-06T12:00:00-05:00
Price Details
Lowest: 23.18 USD, Highest: 23.18 USD
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Location Details
1439 South Barrington Avenue
1439 South Barrington Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90025, United States
About the Event
Guided creative field research -- Exploring art, culture, and place along the LA River/Paayme Paxaayt.
Kiki'ing with the River: Kuruvungna Village Springs
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River Sessions : “Kiki'ing with the River”
Kiki'ing with the River is an outdoor, artist-guided series along the Paayme Paxaayt (aka the LA River) that celebrates queer resilience and community activism through social sculptures and creative engagement. Each session highlights regional LGBTQIA2S+ artists and Indigenous culture bearers, featuring performances, sound, and multimedia installations that explore the balance between nature, control, and liberation. Co-curated by Tiffany Naiman and Juan Silverio, the series amplifies the voices of diverse and resilient queer communities.
About the artists
Deborah Caiola is an artist and educator based in Los Angeles. Trained at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art in painting and the figure, she has won numerous awards including the Leeway Foundation's Transformation Award. Interested in Network Theory as it is applied through science, sociology, and art, her goal is to investigate the visual correlation between the systems we create and those which exist in nature; how they mirror each other and are rooted in interdependence. She is inspired by the intricate networks of human connection, the invisible threads that bind us, and the stories that emerge from our relationships. Caiola works passionately to champion feminist ideals and social justice through her art. Her work embodies transformation and encourages those who engage with it to reflect on relationality and connection.