End of Year Wrap-Up, Poetry and the Senses, UC Berkeley’s Arts Research Center
As the current academic year of Engaging the Senses Foundation’s ongoing Poetry and the Senses partnership with UC Berkeley’s Arts…
In-Person Exhibition of Ai Weiwei’s Trace at Skirball Los Angeles
Engaging the Senses Foundation is thrilled to help support Skirball Cultural Center in its presentation of Trace, the Los Angeles debut of Ai Weiwei ‘s exhibition—featuring three of the…
Poetry and the Senses/Berkeley ARC: Events, Flash Readings, and Fall 2021 News
Our partnership with UC Berkeley is expanding to new heights in its second year as UC Berkeley’s Arts Research Center (ARC) continues to create thoughtful, innovative programs that address…
Please Join Us for an Earth Day 2021 Reading with Poet Laureate Joy Harjo
We are delighted to invite you this Thursday, April 22, 7:00 pm (PT) to a virtual Earth Day reading by U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo, sponsored…
Celebrating Asian American Poetry
We stand in solidarity with our fellow citizens from the Asian American community as they endure a time of violence and attack: one more grim product…
Terrance Hayes and Simone White, Poetry and the Senses, UC Berkeley
We’re excited to invite you to an online reading event featuring renowned poets Terrance Hayes and Simone White on Wednesday, March 17, 2021, at 4:00-5:30pm PST. The…
Ai Weiwei at Skirball Cultural Center
We love working with our longtime partner, Skirball Cultural Center, a community leader in the arts, poetry, and mindfulness, physically located in Los Angeles with a far-reaching impact beyond….
Hawaiʻi Contemporary Art Summit 2021
In this first post from our series of updates about our community and organizational partners in 2021 we are excited to bring to you news from…
Poetry and the Senses: UC Berkeley’s Arts Research Center
One of Engaging the Senses Foundation’s most exciting new collaborations this year has been with UC Berkeley’s Arts & Humanities/College of Letters & Science. Poetry and…
Quotes to Sustain, Comfort and Guide Us Now
It is under the greatest adversity that there exists the greatest potential for doing good, both for oneself and others. — His Holiness, the Dalai Lama…