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"Cards & Cosmos" is for lovers of stars and cards! Come learn about how planets, signs, elements, and decans correspond to images and archetypes in the tarot. We'll also discuss how you can use this technique to support your astrological delineations and interpretations - for yourself and for clients!

This workshop is part of Taja Lindley's II XI XX Biomythography project, as are her one-on-one tarot sessions and astrological consultations.

Register to attend in person or to watch the livestream on Sunday February 16th at 12p CT.


Exhibition Dates: January 24 - Fenruary 22, 2025


It’s About the Hustle is an exhibition at Artspace (Richmond, VA) exploring the stories of African Americans and their labors in the United States. Work, in its vast iterations, is central to Black history and culture. From unfree labor based in agriculture that is the foundation of this country, through the second industrial revolution, and into the hustle of the 20th and 21st centuries. The pieces in this exhibition explore the intersectional history of creativity, ingenuity, and innovation that has supported Black communities' resilience. They depict accounts of victories and struggles for social and economic justice, higher education opportunities, individual expression in sports, fine arts, fashion and entertainment, as well as building and maintaining family. Narratives of survival and thriving, of feeling whole and of simply being.


Taja Lindley's Invoice # 001 is featured in this exhibition.



Join Taja Lindley in Atlanta (or virtually!) for the Black Maternal Health Conference! She will presenting a session entitled:


Stewarding Stories: Reflections from the Black Women's Dept. of Labor Project & Podcast


Saturday, September 14, 2024 

Breakout Session Block D

10:00am - 11:30am ET

Room: Ascot


The Black Women’s Dept. of Labor is a project and podcast developed by Taja Lindley that has successfully delivered 2 seasons of content exploring the historical, sociocultural, political, economic, and personal context of Black people birthing. 


During this session, participants will learn more about the successful storytelling techniques rooted in Black feminisms that are used to craft episodes and develop the accompanying art projects. Techniques include but are not limited to: stewarding stories with dignity; the art of listening; creative and artful practices for presenting qualitative data about Black maternal health experiences.


This session includes a presentation of two artworks addressing Black women breastfeeding – “Pump & Feed” and “Invoice #001.”


Participants who attend will learn more about compelling and evocative art and culture tools and strategies for discussing Black maternal health publicly, creatively, and accessibly. This is useful for folks who are interested in building narrative power and employing cultural organizing strategies in their organizations, work, and communities.


Click here to register and learn more.

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