Meet Liliana Jeanine Epps | Artist, Grant Writer, Yoga Teacher & Abolitionist
Shoutout LA
“I believe every relationship (romantic, sexual, platonic, and familial) is an opportunity for us to learn how to love ourselves and humanity a little bit deeper.”
— Liliana Jeanine Epps, Shoutout LA, 2024
Black Radiance: Poetry and Mini Arts Fest
Hosted by Beyond Baroque in collaboration with SKEW magazine. (34:00)
YFLNM
For People Who Love People presents Your Favorite Late Night Mix (YFLNM) with Oliver Lastname + Friends recorded live at Sole Folks in Leimert Park, CA.
Liliana Jeanine Live Set (1:05:54)
“I have my entire life to make art; why would I only choose one medium? That’s boring!” - Liliana Jeanine, Voyage LA, 2024
Voyage LA: Check Out Liliana Jeanine Epps’s Story
dublab
SET LIST:
8-9 Dmm dj set
9-9:30 Liliana Jeanine live set
9:30-10 Conversation with Videomo and Liliana Jeanine
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LACA
Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) is a public archive and library dedicated to contemporary art-making.
Meet the Newest Level Ground Staff Member
PLAYING INDIGO SHARES TWO TRACKS “BLACK CAPITALISM IS STILL CAPITALISM” AND “INDIGO’S LULLABY ON PLUTO”
Tayo Odutola, The Word Is Bond, 2021
Resilience & Revitalization Zine
“The class and zine are an invitation to our Spring Up community to imagine and create an abolitionist vision of tomorrow; an invitation to all of us to deepen our relationships to our selves, each other, and our collective future.”
Check out my poem in the zine and class!
For A Black Girl Making Things by Ariel Mengistu
Interview for Ariel Mengistu’s book For A Black Girl Making Things.
Outfield
“Their most recent project, an EP titled 3, is a reflection on cycles.” - Faiz Haque
Public Memoir with DJ Nestalgic and Playing indigo.
Interview with Playing indigo on KQBH LP 101.5 FM
3pm Sunday April 18, 2021
"No one embodies this empowering, DIY spirit more than Playing indigo, an ambitious young artist based in Los Angeles.”
— Faiz Haque, World Wide Waves
“Epps said environmental racism and injustice refer to disproportionate allocations of environmental resources.”
— Celia Janes, Student group raises awareness for environmental racism with forum
“Mamnoon and Liliana Epps, co-founder of Environmentalists of Color Collective at UCLA, decided over a year ago that they wanted to put on an environmental art show, driven by their passion for the environment and activist art.”
— Claire Locke, Art show seeks to highlight diverse roles in the environmental justice movement
UCLA Waste Awareness Week
Waste Awareness Week aims to boost student engagement with sustainable practices.