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In June 2023 I curated and hosted a two part event called ‘Remembering Club Q’. It was a featured event of the National Queer Arts Festival and honored the creators of the legendary Club Q, a dance party for queer women and their friends. This portion of the event is a panel that took place on June 29th at the Main Branch of the San Francisco Public Library.

Muni Raised Me is a love letter to working-class San Francisco and an exploration of belonging; to a land that is not ours, that we will never own, but that we owe. Curated by Meymey Lee, Sasha Vu, and Celi Tamayo-Lee.

MUNI Raised Me showed at SOMArts from February - April 2023. Check out the virtual gallery here.

Here are some new things I’m trying in-community online.

Black Love: Exploring Black Imagination with Jewelle Gomez took place on Friday, September 17th in collaboration with Strut! a program of the SF AIDS Foundation. I had the joy and pleasure of talking with Jewelle Gomez, beloved author of many works including “The Gilda Stories,”. We celebrated 30 years of having Gilda in print and chatted about magic, activism, Black Lesbian Vampyres (of course!), and the creative process. If you missed the event, you can watch the recording here.

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Watch the Black Love playback of our 7/11 show here!

Still Here SF Presents:

Juggling Grief & Joy, an Evening with tanea lunsford lynx

Still Here invites you to an intimate virtual evening with tanea lunsford lynx. Join us for a special "415 Day" as we take a deeper look into tanea’s creative life and work conversation with Still Here’s Artistic Director, Natalia Vigil.

Capitol and Broad was a short film created in collaboration with the Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project (QWOCMAP). The film was based on a poem originally commissioned by the SFMoMA in 2019. I wrote, filmed, produced, and edited the short. It premiered in the Queer Women of Color Film Festival in June 2020.

Capitol and Broad was a short film created in collaboration with the Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project (QWOCMAP). It was premiered in the Queer Women of Color Film Festival in June 2020.

I was interviewed by the African-American Shakespeare Company in April 2021 for National Poetry Month.

I interviewed author, Gia Lynne about sensuality, sexuality, and pleasure-based living as explored in her book, ‘On Blossoming.’

Writing as Alchemy (for Healing) is a guided generative creative writing video made possible with support from the San Francisco Arts Commission. It was made in collaboration with San Francisco City College’s Women’s and Gender Studies & Project Survive. You can access it using the password ‘CCSF’

Interview with an SF Poet: Tanea Lunsford Lynx!

I was interviewed by June Jordan and Hilltop High School Librarian, Rene Pena-Govea, on May Day. I read some poems and answered some questions on Instagram Live. The interview is featured on the SFUSD Libraries Homepage.