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This evening 's conversation with creative force Virgil Abloh and Moved by the Motion collaborators Tosh Basco, Josh Johnson, Asma Maroof, and Wu Tsang is hosted by SFMOMA Curator of Contemporary Art Eungie Joo. Abloh is Chief Creative Director and founder of Off-White, and Men’s Artistic Director at Louis Vuitton. Moved by the Motion is a loosely affiliated "band” of interdisciplinary artists creating live performance and film since 2013; it frequently includes Wu Tsang, Tosh Basco, Patrick Belaga, Josh Johnson, Asma Maroof, and Fred Moten.

Headshot of Virgil Abloh taken outside in a city park.

Virgil Abloh

Film still of a person walking away from the viewer into a large room with artistic marble wall dividers overlaid with the words "Peculiar Contrast, Perfect Light."

Moved by the Motion

Eungie Joo

Meet the Speakers

In Conversation: Visionaries Virgil Abloh and Moved by the Motion with curator Eungie Joo

Step 1: Decide what your Zine is going to be about! 

Step 2: Invite People to Contribute!  

Step 3: What's your Format? 

Step 4: Making it! 

Step 5: Print! 

Step 6: Share your work.  

Tag us at #ArtBash2021 to share your work. 

**What is a Zine?** 

A zine (pronounced zeen like magazine) is a do-it-yourself publication, often physically printed and distributed but sometimes released digitally. The format is expansive! Typically, zines are self-published, non-commercial, and accessible in pricing and production.

Alicia McCarthy leaning over a table to paint with one of her large multicolored paintings hanging on the wall behind her.

Join Alicia McCarthy as she bikes between studios and galleries asking them to contribute to a new zine. Follow as she meets with Real Time and Space artists Conrad Guevara and Kate Rhoades, then Tosha Stimage’s Saint Flora, with a stop at pt. 2 gallery for a peek into their creative process. Those artists and others made a zine, and you can too! Download their collaborative zine below and learn how to do one with your friends.

Alicia McCarthy pointing to art on the wall in her studio.

Alicia McCarthy

A hand holding up a rectangular piece of paper with a graphic design of a printer and a sign that reads "irrelevant press."

Irrelevant Press 

Two people standing in pt. 2 Gallery looking large colorful paintings.

pt.2 Gallery 

Members of Real Time and Space eating around a large table.

Real Time and Space 

Picture of Ali Dadgar's face that has been cut in half length-wise and placed on a brown background.

Ali Dadgar

Bailey Anders

Brett Flanigan standing in a room full of colorful art and plants.

Brett Flanigan

Cate White sitting on a mattress on the floor painting in a sketchbook.

Cate White

Chelsea Ryoko Wong sitting in a chair in front of two colorful paintings depicting people.

Chelsea Ryoko Wong

Headshot of Cole Solinger that looks like an worn, discolored photo.

Cole Solinger

Conrad Guevara

Headshot of Erik Bender taken outside in front of a blue concrete wall.

Erik Bender

Close up headshot of Kate Rhoades only showing her from the top of her eyes to the bottom of her lips.

Kate Rhoades

Headshot of Keith Boadwee standing in front of a painting of red, blue, and black squares.

Keith Boadwee

Kico Le Strange

Liz Hernández standing in front of her mural "Conjuro para la sanación de nuestro futuro (A spell for the healing of our future)" at SFMOMA.

Liz Hernández

Maria Guzmán Capron standing in front of a colorful quilted artwork depicting a face.

Maria Guzmán Capron with Petra and Seth Capron 

Michael Diamond

Muzae Sesay

Headshot of Ocean Escalanti taken outside in a natural landscape.

Ocean Escalanti

Paige Valentine sitting on a beach holding up an oyster and an oyster shucking tool.

Paige Valentine

Raphael Villet

Ryan Whelan standing sideways in front of various colored graphic representations of palm trees.

Ryan Whelan

Headshot of Sahar Khoury in Khoury's studio.

Sahar Khoury

Sophie Appel

Squeak Carnwath

Headshot of David L. Carter taken outside in front of a green concrete wall. 

Sweet Dave 

Black and which headshot of SPELLLING with her eyes closed, head tilted up, and fingers of both hands touching her chin.

Tia (SPELLLING)

Tosha Stimage 

Meet the Artists

The All of Us: Collaborative Zine-Making organized by Alicia McCarthy

Sponsor Art Bash and help bring the virtual Art Bash experience to the public. Make a donation of $500 or more and you will be invited to this special thank-you event and art auction. Your support makes an important impact! Below are examples of what your gift helps make possible. 

$500 Covers the expenses of 20 free admission tickets for the Museum for All program. 

$1,000 Covers the expenses of 100 art kits for SFUSD students. 

$1,500 Covers the expenses of printing 450 commissioned artworks for a Public Engagement program. 

$6,000 Covers the expenses of printing 10,000 Family Guides. 

$12,000 Covers the expenses of two months of Second Sundays, SFMOMA's monthly virtual family programming. 

$30,000 Covers the expenses of offering one SFMOMA free day for the public. 

$60,000 Covers the expenses of presenting one New Work exhibition. 

$100,000 Covers the expenses of one year of training resources and curricula for teachers, both off-site and online, designed to reach 2,000 Bay Area educators.

A young girl poses with her arms in the air in front of Twin Walls Mural Company's mural "Our Ancestors Wildest Dreams" depicting various women and girls dancing.

A thank-you event, with an auction of works by Wayne Thiebaud, Charles Gaines, Wolfgang Tillmans, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and Hung Liu. Funds directly support SFMOMA's mission to present the art of our time to the greater community.



This event is being hosted privately on Vimeo. Please check your email for your personalized link and password to access the event.



Questions?

Please contact us at artbash@SFMOMA.org or call us at 415.618.3263

Live from SFMOMA: Thank You Event + Art Auction

1. Put on your party clothes 
2. Put on your dancing shoes 
3. Post your dance using #ArtBash2021
4. Tune in to Thursday’s program
5.  **[Share a short video with us on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/CNQM0aBHnPd/) showing off your fancy footwork for a chance to win a dual membership to the museum and a box of art-themed prizes, including Illy Art Collection set of 4 espresso coffee cups + more!** [Instagram Dance Moves Giveaway Sweepstakes Rules](https://sfmoma-media-dev.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/www-media/2021/04/02155003/Instagram-Dance-Moves-Giveaway-Sweepstakes-Rules-SFMOMA-4-2-21.pdf)

The ceiling of SFMOMA's atrium covered in long cylindrical colored lights.

The four-day party will culminate live from SFMOMA with an unforgettable concert.  Want to be part of the fun? Send us your fancy footwork to be included on the website.

Tycho

"The Young Lovers" group members: Brontez Purnell, Sean Teves, Ezra Rabin

The Younger Lovers

A group of people hanging out in a casual room with posters on the wall and a record player in the corner.

Schedule

All Together Now: Concert + Dance Party

Join the Party

Meet the Performers

Tycho

The Younger Lovers

Lower Grand Radios DJs

Dhaya Lakshminarayanan

Join the Party