Our Partners and Friends

Our partnerships are built on shared stewardship, honoring land-based practice and a desire to express identities through art and cultural connections.

We are incredibly grateful to have these people in our circle of friendship.

The California Flute Duo are Lázaro Arvizu Jr and Summer Wilson, Tongva musicians. We're working with them to revitalize California Indigenous music for this flute and beyond.

California Flute Duo

Sara is a writer, showrunner, filmmaker, documentarian and all around film creative. She is Wyandotte and Cherokee.

Sara Newton

Andrea Serrato

Andrea is a musician and creative entrepreneur whose current projects involve color theory and Indigenous clothing and dyes. She is of Purépecha heritage.

Shared Vision

Authentic Collaborative Governance

Reimagine the Land truly listens to the land before designing the gallery. Their approach to cultural archiving is a model for relational accountability.

Dr. Anya Sharma, Indigenous Studies Scholar

Working with them, we've seen art become living memory held by community hands. Their commitment to land-based practice is unwavering.

Chief Hakan, Tribal Council Elder

Every project begins with deep respect for the places and ancestors that sustain us. It's a privilege to partner in sovereign storytelling.

Maria Elena Rodriguez, Diaspora Artist Collective

Cultivate Shared Futures

Join us in fostering land-based art and sovereign storytelling. We invite institutions and land stewards to propose partnerships grounded in mutual respect.