Bundok | Mountain: An Exploration of Inter-generational Trauma & Healing
December 05, 2020
As if 2020 wasn't bad enough, CCB experienced a series of setbacks in getting Bundok | Mountain: An Exploration of Inter-generation Trauma & Healing off the ground. Originally set for May 2nd, COVID-19 concerns ended up pushing the exhibition date to December 5th.
As part of a retooled approach, and in collaboration with the good folks at Dorchester Art Project, CCB curated a series of events during the week of Giving Tuesday entitled, #GivingToYourselfWeek leading up to the virtual reception for Bundok|Mountain on December 5th.
The virtual reception featured a panel guest moderated by Leslie Condon, and five of the showcase artists: Genie Santiago, Jennifer Okumura, Madeline Lee, Nia Suhn, and Shotdy.
FEATURED ARTISTS
Genie Santiago
Heidi Lee
Jennifer Okumura
Leslie Condon
Madeline Lee
Maria Servellón
Nia Suhn
Shotdy
As part of a retooled approach, and in collaboration with the good folks at Dorchester Art Project, CCB curated a series of events during the week of Giving Tuesday entitled, #GivingToYourselfWeek leading up to the virtual reception for Bundok|Mountain on December 5th.
The virtual reception featured a panel guest moderated by Leslie Condon, and five of the showcase artists: Genie Santiago, Jennifer Okumura, Madeline Lee, Nia Suhn, and Shotdy.
FEATURED ARTISTS
Genie Santiago
Heidi Lee
Jennifer Okumura
Leslie Condon
Madeline Lee
Maria Servellón
Nia Suhn
Shotdy
Bundok: A Tagalog word which translates to "mountain."
Just as trauma can affect families for many generations, healing can ripple through and soothe those wounds. Whether it’s a child deciding to go to therapy, or a father admitting that they have caused pain, or is in fact the one who is in pain, it’s beautiful when a family is able to find a way to push forward together. In this exhibition, artists will share their victories in climbing over a mountain of inter-generational trauma and what that means for them.
Panel & Artist Showcase
May 2, 2020 Panel
On May 2nd of 2020, CCB welcomed five individuals to the virtual stage to share their victories in inter-generational healing and what that means for them as POC. These folks are artists, directors, writers, and teachers of different backgrounds.
FEATURED PANELISTS
This event is proudly brought to you via the partnership and support of Dunamis and their Seeds of Joy program! WebEx details, in order to access the virtual panel, will be sent out closer to May 2nd.
FEATURED PANELISTS
- Amanda Bravo - Founding Committee Member & Artistic Director of Yo Soy LOLA
- J. Cottle - Executive Director of Dunamis
- JennyMae Kho - Writer, Musician, and Multidisciplinary Artist
- Leslie Condon - Visual Artist, Arts Administrator, and Arts Scholar
- Maria Servellon - Filmmaker, Multimedia Artist, and Educator
This event is proudly brought to you via the partnership and support of Dunamis and their Seeds of Joy program! WebEx details, in order to access the virtual panel, will be sent out closer to May 2nd.