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  1. Feb
    23
    Thu

    1. Gallery Hours
      11:00 am – 6:00 pm
    2. B.L.I.P. 2012: Mind/Body with Bethanie Hines
      7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

      REGISTER via Eventbrite:
      http://mindbodyblip2012-bh-efbevent.eventbrite.com/

      PREPARE for Black Love in Public (B.L.I.P) 2012 with a meditation & yoga series with Bethanie Hines, Certified Yoga Teacher and longtime community member. Each 90-minute session will lead to a greater awareness of the interdependent relationship of the mind and body and how to work this awareness into a daily practice.

      BETHANIE ON WHAT TO EXPECT:
      “Guided meditation and yoga with an emphasis on breath, mindfulness, and relaxation.
      Wear something comfortable, bring an open mind and heart.”

      MORE ABOUT BETHANIE:
      Bethanie is a recent graduate of the the Niroga Institute’s Certified Yoga Teacher Training & Integral Health Fellowship. Since graduating, she has taught free community yoga classes twice per week at the Alameda Department of Health.
      Her intention is to share this beautiful mindfulness practice with her community because the benefits are endless.

      **Bethanie is generously donating her time to share her extensive exknowledge with the B.L.I.P. community. All proceeds from this workshop go towards space rental – thereby sustaining a Black-operated space in Oakland.

  2. Feb
    24
    Fri

    1. Gallery Hours
      11:00 am – 6:00 pm
    2. SPOKEN REMEDY : artist talk w/ Emory Douglas
      7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

      SPOKEN REMEDY : artist talk
      w/ Emory Douglas

      speaking about his work and participation
      in the “one/twelve” installation
      as well as,
      the role of the artist in society
      past & present

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      febuary 24th
      7-9pm

  3. Feb
    25
    Sat

    1. deepculture discussions | Kings Cypher feat Ayize Jama-Everett +more.
      11:00 am – 3:30 pm

      3 Kings will share their work and thoughts about placing us front in center in their writing and work. Moderated by Malcolm Shabazz Hoover.
      About the 3 Kings:

      Ayize Jama-Everett was born in 1974 and raised in Harlem New York, Since then he has traveled extensively in Northern Africa, New Hampshire, and Northern California. He holds a Master’s in Clinical psychology and a Master’s in Divinity. He can be found teaching in the area of Religion and psychology at Starr King school for the ministry when he’s not working as a school therapist at the College Preparatory school. When not educating, studying, or beating himself up for not writing enough, he’s usually enjoying aged rums and practicing his aim.

      Scot Miller is a Bay Area writer, visual artist , teacher, curator. He sits on the board of directors of nocturnes review, and is a regular contributor to The East Bay Express, San Francisco Bay Guardian, Popmatters, and Mosaic Magazine. 2011 San Francisco Arts Commission recipient for the AfroSurreal San Francisco Project, Miller is author of The AfroSurreal Manifesto and is completing a book of AfroSurreal poems, and his Afro-surreal novel, Knot Frum Hear.

      Shawn Taylor is a storyteller who sometimes helps others to tell their stories. He is the author of Big Black Penis: Misadventures in Race and Masculinity, and a book about A Tribe Called Quest’s first album for the 33 1/3 series. He has also been published in numerous anthologies. On the literature front, Shawn is writing a YA speculative fiction series. Shawn is the writer and performer of the highly acclaimed solo-play Slower Than a Speeding Bullet which was the AOL pick of the week during its two-week run. He has directed a play (Da Cipher) for The Living Word Project, and is currently working on a stage performance that combines folk-magic and technology. A bit of random trivia: Shawn was the 1999 Oakland Poetry Slam Champion—but he goes nowhere near slams now.

      vegan and non vegan baked goods and breakfast fare will be served

    2. Gallery Hours
      11:00 am – 6:00 pm
  4. Feb
    26
    Sun

    1. Gallery Hours
      11:00 am – 6:00 pm
  5. Feb
    27
    Mon

    1. art submissions
      11:00 am – 7:00 pm

      all artwork [& retail items] are selected by omiiroo staff
      art can be dropped off and selected Mondays
      work must be priced/tagged and hang ready
      30%  space 70% artist [price wisely]

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      running on a time crunch?
      schedule an appointment
      omiiroo@gmail.com

    2. Gallery Hours
      11:00 am – 6:00 pm
  6. Feb
    28
    Tue

    1. Gallery Hours
      11:00 am – 6:00 pm