e.i.m. FALL SESSION 2020

with Olivia Chumacero

tuesdays

6 – 7:30pm PST via Zoom

September 29 – November 1

apply at https://ecocene.school/eim

Art is a tool. Science is a tool. These two principle tools are continually evolving from the collective knowledge of the humxyn species. EVERY existing culture on our mother planet holds some aspect of this collective knowledge in its blood memory. Personally, I draw from my indigenous legacy. I weave oral traditions, coyote stories, anecdotes, ceremonies, spirit runs, and observe the unspoken, the unwritten, the intangible. Armed with these tools I maneuver a path that we call life.

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PRE-HUMXYN

Before Before

Before Animals…Plants/Before Plants…Fungi/Before Fungi…Protista

Before Protista…Monera/Before Monera

Before Before

Water…Sun…Carbon dioxide

Atmospheric Winds

Before Winds

Light…Darkness…Emptiness…Void

Before the Void

SILENCE

© olivia chumacero

e.i.m. summer school with Olivia Chumacero

 

tuesdays 5:30 – 7pm PST via Zoom–july 7- august 25

apply at https://ecocene.school/eim

Ensconced within a cultural indigenous legacy my eye draws from oral traditions, coyote stories, medicinal plant gathering, seed-wanding, ceremonies, and spirit runs while simultaneously observing the unspoken, the unwritten, the intangible. I utilize the tools of science and art in my process because I have chosen to make my life’s journey within this consciousness. I weave traditional knowledge with modern science knowing that everything is our relative, the flora, the fauna, including life’s sustaining elements. Within this paradigm we have one responsibility, to nurture. Therefore “to all my relations” I am grateful for this connection of mind, and spirit.  I gave this way of life a formal name, everything is medicine (e.i.m.).

apply at https://ecocene.school/eim

16 slots available

 

PRE-HUMXYN

Before Animals…Plants/Before Plants…Fungi/Before Fungi…Protista

Before Protista…Monera/Before Monera

Before Before

Water…Sun…Carbon dioxide

Atmospheric Winds

Before Winds

Light…Darkness…Emptiness…Void

Before the Void

SILENCE

© olivia chumacero

 

 

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NATURE A REPRIEVE A HEALING

  PRACTICAL ADVICE COVID-19

WAYS TO HELP PROTECT YOURSELF.

THIS COMES FROM A FRIEND IN NOLA WHO IS CONNECTED TO DIGITAL MEDIA ON GLOBAL SCALE.  DJ IS THE PAST PRESIDENT OF NEW ORLEANS PUBLIC ACCESS TV AND OTHER OUTLETS.   THE ADVICE IS BASED ON AUTOPSIES IN CHINA. 

The virus blocks airways and lungs.                                                                                                                      

TO HELP SAFEGUARD YOURSELF ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE WORKING WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC

1. Drink lots of hot liquids, coffee, tea, water, etc., take a sip of warm water every 20 min.  Keep the mouth moist to wash the virus into the stomach where it can be killed.
2. Gargle with an antiseptic every day if possible:  warm water with vinegar, lemon, etc.
3. The virus attaches to hair and clothes.  Any detergent or soap kills it. Avoid sitting in the home when coming in and go straight to the shower.  Any detergent kills it, and so does sunlight.  
4. Wash metallic surfaces regularly, the virus can live up to 9 days on those surfaces.  Be careful about touching handrails, door handles, etc.   
5. Don’t smoke!
6. Wash hands every 20 min. use any soap that foams. 
7. Eat fruit and Vegetables.
8. Animals do not spread the virus; it is spread by person-to-person transmission.
9. Avoid eating and drinking cold things. 
10. If you feel a sore throat, use the above 1-9; the virus remains in throat 3-4 days before attacking the lungs.  

KUIRA’BA

gnostic Arcostaphylos glauca

CONVERSE IN NATURE

Everything-is-medicine (e.i.m.) invites you to honor our legacy.  Join us.                        Converse with and in nature.                                                                                                        Please ( rsvp ) through email to sign-up for this session.

 

NATURE INVITE

 

Middle Voice Exhibition

Community programs in conjunction with Middle Voice                                           

Saturday, May 19, 2-4 pm     Artists Walkthrough

Saturday, May 26, 6-10 pm   Kamayan (Traditional Filipino Feast) and Video Screenings

Saturday, June 2,  2-5 pm    Palm-Weaving with BukoBomba and Readings

Sunday, June 10, 2-5 pm       MacArthur Park Celebration – Social Justice Theatre, Music, Meditations & Play

 

NATIVE SEEDS WORKSHOP

 

Everything Is Medicine (e.i.m.) will be offering a native seeds                                      workshop on Saturday, April 28 from 12:00 – 4:00pm in Ojai, California.                            The session will cover seed fermentation for edible and medicinal use                                plus propagation, maintenance and harvest techniques of chia, sage,                                     salt-grass, mugwort, and California sagebrush.

The workshop is lead by Olivia Chumacero. We advise sensible foot-ware                           and appropriate attire for outdoor activities.

RSVP: Amendozamccoy@yahoo.com or call 805.280.5129                                            Everything Is Medicine (e.i.m. events are always zero-waste)

 

free workshop

 http://www.themainmuseum.org/programs                                  

Walk into a world of Native California flora presented in a manner you’ve never experienced before. Engage actively through sound, smell, touch and sight. We invite you. Open your life to traditional learning ways that engulf you in the nature of reciprocity. Take this journey with us in gratitude of our mother Earth’s innumerable gifts.

 

 

Honoring Our Mother Earth

THE SKIRBALL – FRIDAY, MARCH 16 @ 8PM

             Please join us!

https://www.skirball.org/programs/spoken-word/march-forth

SPOKEN WORD/IDEAS/STORIES/VIDEO/MUSIC

This year’s lineup features Elizabeth Acevedo (2016 National Slam Champion, Beltway Grand Slam Champion, 2016 Women of the World Poetry Slam Representative for Washington, DC), Olivia Chumacero (activist, poet, filmmaker, permaculturist, Raramuri elder, consultant and preservationist for the Los Angeles State Historic Park), Myriam Gurba (poet, writer, and LGBT activist), and singer-songwriter Irene Diaz.              

Thank you!