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Southwest Love Fest 2023
April 14th - 16th, 2023
Friday Workshops
Is there a Right Way to do Non-Monogamy?
Emma (she/her) + Fin (he/him)
It's no secret that the mainstream view of non-monogamy is generally less than favorable. However, even within the non-monogamy community there are often strong and sometimes divisive opinions on how you should be loving, connecting, and relating. All of these "shoulds" can lead us to feelings of deep shame and guilt around our own desires and practices. Emma and Fin compare some of these "shoulds" to the real-life experiences of the 400+ non-monogamous people they've interviewed for their podcast in hopes of dispelling the narrative that there is a "right way" to be non-monogamous. This interactive workshop will blend storytelling with opportunities to share your own experiences in small groups.
For Emma and Fin, life is all about seeking out adventure, embracing the chaos, and meeting amazing people along the way. They've been together for over 17 years, non-monogamous for over 15 years, and have explored a wide range of different relationship dynamics. Together they host the Normalizing Non-Monogamy podcast and run the global online (and in-person) community of the same name. Their mission is to inspire people to embrace their true selves so that, together, we can open minds and live authentically without shame.
Emma is pictured on the left. She is a white woman with reddish shoulder-length straight hair, brown eyes, and a big smile. She is standing next to Fin, their arms around each other. Fin is pictured on the right. He is a white man with short brown hair, brown eyes, and a big smile. They are both wearing navy blue t-shirts that say "Give Love" in light blue print. They are standing in a field with the sun setting behind them.
Southwest Love Fest Opening Circle
with Kate Kincaid (she/her) + Sara Bachman-Williams (she/her/ella)
We welcome you into Southwest Love Fest 2023 with grounding and fun icebreaker activities to start getting to know each other. We'll orient you on the schedule, hotel landmarks, staff and volunteers. We'll also cover the various ongoing activities such as the flirt board, raffle, Marketplace with vendors and answer any questions you have.
Kate Kincaid is a licensed professional counselor in Tucson, AZ. She runs a group private practice that specializes in working with LGBTQIA2S+ clients, people in ethically non-monogamous relationships and people seeking psychedelic integration therapy. She has long been interested in non-ordinary states of consciousness and believes in the healing wisdom of plant medicines. She is trained by MAPS in MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy and works in collaboration with providers doing Ketamine Assisted Therapy. She is passionate about perinatal mental health and is an advocate for innovative psychiatric treatments for PMDD and postpartum depression. Her interest in doing relationship therapy started when she studied at the Kinsey Institute- a renowned school for the study of sexuality and gender but flourished when she began actively organizing in her local queer and nonmonogamous communities. She is the co-creator of Southwest Love Fest, a conference on ethical non-monogamy, relationships, identity and community. Kate's therapeutic style is informed by feminism and social justice, seeking to help collectively dismantle systems of violence and oppression. She believes that many issues clients come to therapy with are rooted in a logical response to an oppressive system that is then pathologized and stigmatized. She has an eclectic and intuitive approach that is influenced by attachment theory, humanistic psychology, somatics, and neuroscience. She can be found on the internet at www.tucsoncounselingassociates.com or www.katekincaid.com
and on Instagram @okatekincaid or @tucsoncounselingassociates
Sara is a white & puertarriqueña queer, polyamorous, neurodivergent, cisgendered woman. She has been some form of non-monogamous since 2006 and co-raises her daughter between Los Angeles & Tucson. Besides being the co-creator of Southwest Love Fest, she is a professional organizer, interior designer, plant intuit and flower essences consultant. She was born and raised in Tucson and is an ardent lover of the Sonoran Desert. www.sarabachmanwilliams.com
Kate and Sara are pictured holding each other against a grey background. Kate, to the left, is a white cis-woman with chin length curly brown hair and hazel eyes wearing a grey and white striped shirt with a mauve fuzzy scarf. Sara, to the right, is a light skinned cis-woman wearing a light grey shirt, double strand orange beaded necklace, yellow hoop earrings and has light teal hair with brown roots and blue eyes.
Intentional Polyamory: How to Be Polyam, on Purpose
Chaneé Jackson Kendall (she/her)
People often arrive at polyamory as a progression from other forms of non-monogamy. As a result; old ways of being that are not compatible with the goals of polyamory often remain. The Intentional Polyamory framework seeks to examine the ways in which our actions are out of harmony with our goals, de-program and de-center monogamy, and help participants to build the polyamorous lives that they desire. Polyamory is primarily a journey of self; so the conversation begins with a focus on self work. We then examine 3 additional pillars of intentionally building a life that supports our polyamorous lovestyle.
Chaneé (pronounced Shanay) Jackson-Kendall is a Black polyamorous educator and event planner, who co-founded Black Poly Pride, the first and only Black polyamorous conference for Black people, by Black people. She has openly identified as non-monogamous and kinky for over a decade, and is the proud Mama of a kind, intelligent son, whom she lovingly co-parents with 3 other amazing humans. Chaneé has dedicated her life to polyamorous education, outreach, and activism, and is passionate about normalizing polyamory as both a relationship orientation and a valid relational choice. Chaneé discovered the online polyamorous community in 2012 and has been an active, and often outspoken member ever since. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic; she led the Black Poly Pride team in hosting a series of virtual events entitled "Are Black People Allowed. In late 2022, Chaneé launched Intentional Polyamory, an educational initiative that provides one-on- one coaching, in addition to a rolling cohort to teach people how to create polyamorous lives, on purpose.
Chaneé is a Black femme with red braids wearing tortoiseshell glasses and a multicolored shirt. She is wearing brown lipstick.
What is in Your Backpack?
Dr Boyd T Miller (he/him)
What we carry in our backpack directly makes us who we are today. PAST EXPERIENCES-POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE RELATIONSHIPS-POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE WORK EXPERIENCES-POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC FACTORS-POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE GOOD/BAD HABITS-SMOKING/DRINKING
Dr. Boyd T. Miller is currently employed at Talbert House in Cincinnati, Ohio. Talbert House is a social services agency that offers a network of services focused on prevention, assessment, treatment, and reintegration. Mr. Miller works at the Engagement Center within the Research Department. He recently graduated with honors from the University of Arizona Global Campus with a PhD. in I/O Psychology. His dissertation focused on "Native Americans' Perceptions of Coronavirus and Their Attitudes Toward Federal Assistance: A Case Study".
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We're Going to Need a Bigger Couch; CNM and Therapy
Zach Budd (he/him)
Let's be real, EVERYONE needs to be in therapy. Particularly people in relationships. CNM folks definitely need to access knowledgable professionals who can help navigate relationships. I want to help you navigate the relationship therapy world. Filled with dos, don'ts, Q&A. This discussion will be from the POV of a polyamorous, kinky, educator who is also a therapist who sees poly and kinky folks. Come ask your questions. Come get some answers. Come learn what to expect and what you shouldn't tolerate. Bring your whole polycule and bring your questions.
Zach is a self-proclaimed nerd, a sex geek, and a consent junkie. He has been actively polyamorous for over a decade and kinky for even longer. Zach is a consent educator, social worker, and mental health professional. He firmly believes that everyone has the right to their choice of how to "live, love and relate". Zach lives, works, laughs, and loves in Houston, Texas where he enjoys listening to and playing music, advocating for his own and others' self care, all things Star Trek, reading, gaming, hockey, cooking, and is owned and loved by a spoiled rotten boxer named Jadzia. Zach is dedicated to his work in mental health and is currently working with victims of Domestic Violence and Seuxal Assault as well as counseling people in nonmonogamous and kinky relationship structures. Zach has served on polyamory and kink discussion panels, conducted workshops, delivered keynote speeches, and recorded podcast episodes on the subjects of polyamory, consent and kink. He is also Liaison for the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom and a proud member of the Board of Directors for Loving More. The nation's oldest polyamory organization.
Photo is a picture of Zach wearing a red henley shirt and a grey flat cap, wearing glasses and smiling. He has a bluetooth headset hanging around his neck.
In It Together: Navigating Depression with the People We Love
JoEllen Notte (she/her)
Inspired by JoEllen's books "The Monster Under the Bed: Sex, Depression, and the Conversations We Aren't Having" and "In It Together: Navigating Depression with Partners, Friends, and Family," this workshop explores the possible impact of depressions on relationships and sexual function and what keeps us from effectively addressing it. Get ready to look at reasons, explore solutions, challenge widely-held beliefs, and offer concrete strategies for navigating depression in your sex lives and relationships.
JoEllen Notte is a writer, speaker, and mental health advocate whose work explores the impact of depression on sex and relationships. Since 2012 she has written about sex, mental health, and how none of us are broken on her award-winning website, The Redhead Bedhead. She is the author of The Monster Under The Bed: Sex, Depression, and the Conversations We Aren't Having (Thorntree Press, 2020) and In It Together: Navigating Depression with Partners, Friends, and Family (Thornapple Press, 2023).
JoEllen is a redhead with long hair, pale skin and wide-set hazel eyes. She is wearing a purple sweater and looking directly at the camera.
Poly Island
Heather Franck (she/her)
"Come on in, guys!" Join our group of castaways in this interactive workshop all about building and maintaining poly pods. We will start with a Survivor inspired group game where you are forced to compete against each other to win the prize - though it's not a million dollars. Through this game and a guided discussion, we will take a light hearted approach to categorizing people in our life. Be prepared to share what your pod looks like, or what you want your pod to look like.
Heather Franck is an artist best known for her books, Polyamory is Sketchy and Poly Bullet Journal. She co-leads polyQ, a social and support network for queers in polyamory. A returning presenter to Southwest LoveFest, Heather has also presented on inclusion at Atlanta Poly Weekend, RelateCon, and genderevolution. She is passionate about LGBTQ visibility and educational outreach, see her community fundraiser at polyq.org/fundraiser. Heather practices hierarchical polyamory with her primary partner in Idaho and her orbit lover in Chicago.
Heather is a white woman with dark brown curled hair and dark brown eyes behind black cat eyed glasses. She is pictured sketching at a table with a purple colored pencil. On the table is a close up of a sketched image on a large drawing pad next to a jar of well used paint brushes. She appears casual with a slight smile, wearing a razor back white tank top with a visible black bra underneath and a red polka dot bandana tied in her hair.
Polyamory and Attachment: A Therapeutic Lens on ENM
Jess Shade (she/her)
Curious about the ways in which you show up to your relationships? Ever wonder why certain partners or certain situations elicit emotional responses you did not expect? Join Jess Shade, CMHC, for a discussion on Attachment Theory as it relates to ethical non-monogamy. There will be a mix of slide-based classroom learning and hands-on self-reflection to better understand what the psychological research shows about human attachment to others and how that applies to you. Be prepared to walk away with resources for further learning as well as tools for deeper self-reflection. Also, bring one or more of your partners to this workshop and apply these attachment tools directly with your attachment figures!
Jess Shade is a queer cis-woman, licensed mental health therapist, and ENM person based out of Salt Lake City, UT. In her professional life, it is important to her to work with the communities nearest to her heart. As such, Jess counsels many members of the Queer, ENM, and Kink communities as well as works with mountain athletes and professionals. She serves on the leadership committee for the LGBTQ+ Affirmative Therapist Guild of Utah. Jess also works as a clinician with the American Alpine Club's Climbing Grief Fund, a therapy scholarship program for climbers and skiers who have suffered traumatic injury or loss of partners. More info about Jess' life and work can be found at her website: www.alturacc.com and her Instagram: @shade_jess . Don't be a stranger! Please reach out. :)
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It Starts with One: How to Move Beyond Struggles and Create an Extraordinary Relationship
Dr. Jeni Wahlig (she/they) + Calvin Osili (he/him)
Relationships are at the foundation of our lives and well-being. Unfortunately, most of us are not taught how to consciously and effectively move through struggles in our relationships, much less create the supportive, enriching, joyful relationships we all want and deserve. In this presentation, we will share some of our own epic journey through struggles that nearly tore us apart and into a relationship that is easy, fulfilling, and 99% conflict free. We will share what we have learned (and are now teaching others) about what it really takes to get past those struggles and create an extraordinary relationship. These can be summed up into four empowering shifts that center the power (and responsibility) of each partner to participate in the healing, growth, and transformation of their relationship.
Dr. Jeni Wahlig is a transformational relationship coach, licensed couple & family therapist, teacher, author, & public speaker. She identifies as graysexual queer, genderqueer-femme, polyamorous, white, able-bodied, & a parent. Self-proclaimed "relationship nerd," Jeni has dedicated her career to studying relationships & supporting couples, particularly within the Queer & Trans communities. Calvin Osili is a transformational life and relationship coach, speaker, entrepreneur, and dad to 5. He identifies as black, straight, trans, polyamorous, and neurodivergent. Calvin ended his successful 15yr+ corporate career to pursue coaching full-time because he recognized that his life was most fulfilling when he was helping others transform theirs, especially in the LGBTQ+ community. Together, Jeni and Calvin offer critically conscious relationship education & coaching through their business, PowerfuLove. Their mission is to empower couples with the knowledge and skills they need to move beyond struggles & consciously create an extraordinary relationship.
Close-up of a couple, faces pressed together, smiling. On the left is a White woman with brown hair pulled up on top of her head, wearing a blue shirt, and silver hoop earings, and on the right is a light-skinned black man with short black curly hair and a light purple shirt under a navy hoodie. The background is green leaves with purple flowers.
Decolonizing Gender, Sex & Relationships
Steph Zapata (they/she)
In this workshop, Steph offers their definition of decolonizing; combating notions of "normalizing," and disrupting the present understanding that is attached to deconstructing white supremacist ideologies at the intersection of sexuality. Decolonizing begins with recognizing and uplifting ways of living that pre-date colonialism and white supremacy. Together we will explore concepts of gender, sex, and relationships untethered to colonial manifestations. This session offers us the opportunity to unlearn colonization's impact on our identities, expression, play, and ways of loving- this is liberatory reimagining.
Steph Zapata is a well-seasoned NuyoRican-Diaspora born sexuality educator, & space creator. They have become a long-term catalyst for change within reproductive health and sex education through their radically intentional BIPOC speaker centered conference. Their work focuses on collective liberation tactics through innovative and honest sex ed that creates space for the whole self, and the whole truth. Steph is a self-titled Unprofessional Professional who offers no apology for the disruption of white supremacy through the joy of decolonial sexuality education.
Steph stands with a big smile on their face. Steph is a white, masculine of center person, wearing their blonde hair in a high bun, gold-rimmed round glasses, a floral blue button up shirt, and navy blue slacks, with multiple tattoos along their right arm and a small gold chain.
How to be a Trans Ally... In Bed!
T. Michael Trimm (he/him/Sir) + Jace Ryden (he/him)
How to be a Trans Ally... in Bed seeks to equip attendees with the tools to be the best possible advocates for transgender, non-binary and gender nonconforming people in romantic and sexual situations in addition to everyday, platonic life. The workshop discusses definitions of gender identities, pronouns and other respectful language, tips on dating and hooking up, and safer sex tips for all bodies.
The 'How to be a Trans Ally... in Bed!' workshop is presented by Michael Trimm and Jace Ryden. Both are prominent faces within the Arizona and New Mexico LGBTQ+ communities. Michael has made a name for himself as performer Teddy Michael, has represented the Imperial Court of Arizona and the Imperial Sovereign Court of New Mexico, was featured on MTV's 'True Life' in 2009 and 2015, and is an award-winning promoter and pageant owner. He is currently the Executive Director of the Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico. Jace has been performing as Freddy Prinze Charming since 2005 and is a former Mister USofA MI Classic. A multi-award winner, Jace spends a good part of his time educating folks on sex, and the kink and poly lifestyles, whether it be through the weekly webcast "Let's Have a Fefe" or during his sex-themed trivia nights. He has volunteered and worked with several organizations around Arizona, including Joshua Tree Feeding Program, Rebel & Divine, GLSEN and more. Both Michael and Jace have used their platforms throughout the years to educate, fundraise, and be outspoken activists. Their passion for education is evident in the way they seek to teach others about the transgender and gender expansive community through compassion and understanding, and a willingness to open a dialogue.
To the left: Michael, a smiling Black man with a bald head and black beard is sitting in front of a gray background. He is wearing a teal shirt with small white flowers and is leaned to the left.
To the right: Jace, a smiling white man with red hair and beard sitting upright in a blue suit with white shirt with red and blue dots. The man is wearing a red, blue, and white plaid bowtie and is sitting in front of a wall with faint red flowers and gold photo frames. His blue jeans and watch are also visible as he leans forward slightly in the shot.
Tools for Smoothing the Transition into ENM & Polyamory
Yael R. Rosenstock Gonzalez (she/her/ella)
This workshop is for folks seeking to explore polyamory or another form of ethical non-monogamy (ENM) in a thoughtful and intentional way. Like with anything that is undertaught or misunderstood, there is a lot that can fall through the cracks when starting out in the ENM world. In this workshop we'll talk about types of ENM, kitchen table and parallel polyamory, boundary and expectation setting, communication techniques and plans, jealousy and conflict resolution techniques, and managing expectations.
Yael R. Rosenstock Gonzalez (pronunced Yah-L), known as YaeltheSexGeek, is a queer, polyamorous Nuyorican (Puerto Rican New Yorker) Jewish pleasure activist (a term popularized by adrienne maree brown) who believes that sexual wellness and sexual liberation involve our whole selves. In her coaching and education work she centers identity, values, and social positioning work, playful exploration, and intimacy with self and others. She is the founder of Kaleidoscope Vibrations, LLC (KV), a company dedicated to supporting exploration and creating spaces for individuals to find community and belonging in their identities, and Sex Positive You, which adds to KV's work by centering sex, sexuality, and intimacy. She is the author of "An Introguide to a Sex Positive You: Lessons, Tales, & Tips" and is a sex writer for the Live Alive Wellness Blog. Yael is also currently a Curriculum Strategist, Facilitator, and Coach with the Center for Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Understanding and a Health Behavior doctoral student with the Center for Sexual Health Promotion at IU Bloomington. Her research centers the nuances of identity and power in topics of sex, consent, desire, pleasure, embodiment, agency, and partnering styles with a particular interest in Latines as a population that is underserved within sex positive work.
Picture of Yael, from the chest up, in a maroon dress with a deep neckline and gold hoops. Yael has short brown hair with some curls, is light-skinned, and is smiling widely.
Are your sexual values aligned or in a 69?
Rebbeca Lahann, Psy.D. (she/her)
We all tend to have a rough idea of what values are important to us overall, but have you ever considered this in the context of sexuality? How would you know when your sexual values are out of alignment for yourself or with a partner, and if this may be contributing to communication breakdowns within your relationship dynamics? This workshop will be a discussion and exploration of how sexual values shape core beliefs, thoughts and behaviors regarding sexuality. Participants will learn how to identify if one may have become misaligned with their sexual values, and how to be intentional in navigating choices that allow one to stay congruent with their sexual values.
Dr. Lahann is an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, Clinical Psychologist, and speaker. She is focused on providing education, resources, and psychological services as the Clinical Director of Spectrum Psychology and Wellness in Gilbert, AZ. Her work specializes in individual counseling and holistic sex therapy, focusing on intersectional approaches to values-aligned living across the lifespan. She has experience working with diverse bio-psycho-social-sexual backgrounds, relational dynamics, and a broad spectrum of mental health presentations. She has been involved in the BDSM, kink, Alt, and CNM/poly communities for several decades, and is a member of the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom (NCSF)'s Kink and Polyamory Aware Professionals Directory (KAP). Dr. Lahann has been an active member of her professional community in various roles. She is Past-President of the Arizona Psychological Association and the Arizona Psychology Training Consortium. You can find Dr. Lahann on Instagram: @holisticsexuality.
Rebbeca is a white woman with long blonde curled hair. The image is in black and white headshot in front of a neutral grey backdrop. Rebbeca is pictured smiling, wearing a black v-neck blouse and a Karma circle silver necklace.
Snuggle Party: Exploring Consent and Creating Connection
Troi DeLuz (they/them), Pamela Bradford (she/her), and Llewellyn Falco(he/him)
Note: No Late Entry Allowed. Please arrive promptly, doors will be closed at 8:35pm!
Join the Cuddle Party for some deep and authentic connection with each other in a playful and platonic space. Snuggle Lab and Cuddle Party have collaborated to create a fun and safe space to explore empowered consent, meet new friends, and connect through non-sexual touch. This will start as a facilitated group workshop on consent, break into choose-your-own-adventure groups, and end with an open snuggle space. All are welcome - newbies wanting to learn and watch (no touching required) to advanced snuggle pros excited to get the oxytocin flowing. Start your conference off right with shared experiences that will last throughout the weekend and beyond.
Troi DeLuz has been pioneering consent and boundary education, snuggle events, and festival/event support services in the Pacific NW since 2004. They are the creator of Snuggle Lab and the Positive Touch meetup group in Eugene, Oregon, and they are certified to teach the Wheel of Consent. When not snuggling, Troi enjoys being a Holistic Nurse Coach, Reiki Teacher, and Kambo Practitioner. They are queer, ND, poly, and prefer to spend their time dancing to loud techno and soaking in hot springs with friends. Connect @thetroistory or www.troideluz.com
Pamela has been facilitating cuddle parties since 2014. After a divorce Pamela found her life consumed by work and writing, leaving months passing without the opportunity for healthy touch. "Cuddle parties are all about relaxing, laughing, having fun and getting to know new people. Often it's not even about the touch, it's about being in a safe place with other people and being acknowledged". She has lost count of the number of cuddle parties she has facilitated over the last decade.
Llewellyn attended his first cuddle party in 2014. It was eye-opening to him; never before had he seen consent taught so clearly, with space to explore and experiment. An enthusiastic cuddler before, he started to apply his training in teaching and facilitation to his passion for authentic connection and community building. Years later he is still exploring new ways to teach, still loves to cuddle and even owns a full adult Winnie the Pooh costume.
To the left: Troi is a white AFAB being pictured smiling up to the camera with long silver grey hair and dark brown eyes. They are pictured against fall foliage and have a white and orange long dangly earring showing on the right side in a deep red top.
In the middle: Pamela is a white cis-woman pictured reclining on another person who's arms and hands show cradling her head with gold rings, a black wristband and a gold bracelet on the other. Pamela's face is peaceful with her eyes closed, light colored hair and rose colored lipstick. She is wearing a black v-neck top with a white and black patterned wrap.
To the right: Llewellyn is pictured against a black background wearing a red button up shirt looking directly into the camera with dark eyes and silver grey short hair.
Saturday Workshops
To be announced...
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Massage for Threesomes, Foursomes, and Moresomes!
Sarah Baracks (she/they)
This is a hands on workshop (literally) where participants will be given the opportunity to learn about and share the art of touch through massage. Group massage is an awesome activity for threesomes, foursomes, and moresomes....especially when you don't know where to insert yourself in! Plus, discuss how massage can applied to foreplay for sex, asexual connection, cuddle puddle fun, and then some. We will practice consent communication and I will demonstrate some good ideas and tactics. Participants interested will be given time to share clothes on massages with each other as part of the workshop.
Mindful Poly
Nova (she/her)
Meditation practice is a beautiful way to connect more deeply with the present moment and the people you share it with. This workshop will encourage you to approach each moment, each partner, and yourself, from a place of curiosity and exploration. Through guided meditation, it will also help you cultivate space to notice your feelings and emotions before you choose to act on them. By practicing these techniques and exploring their connection to polyamory, we will seek new ways to offer ourselves, and those closest to us, compassion and understanding, especially during challenging times. More info at https://mindfulpoly.com/
Nova is an incredibly curious human who loves learning more about life, the universe, and everything. After more than a decade practicing polyamory and mindfulness, she's been inspired by the way the two explorations interconnect. She is a full-stack programmer, a marathon runner, and a member of a wonderful, supportive poly family. Her pronouns are she/her and she identifies as grey aromantic/asexual, pansexual, and polyamorous.
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Codependency and Differentiation in Non Monogamy
Jessica Fern (she/her) + David Cooley (he/him)
Presenting from a chapter in their forthcoming book, Polywise, Jessica Fern and David Cooley will explore the challenge that codependancy and lack of differentiation play in non monogamous relationships. Topics will include:
-Is it Romance or Codependency?
-Is it Codependency or a healthy relationship stage?
-CNM as a needed act of differentiation
-The obstacle of codependency when opening up + how it also exists in longterm CNM relationships
-Guided exercises to go from enmeshment to differentiation as an individual or in partnership
Jessica Fern is a Psychotherapist, Coach, and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. Jessica is the author of Polysecure: Attachment, Trauma, and NonMonomgamy and The Polyseucre Workbook: Healing Your Attachment and Creating Security in Loving Relationships. In her international private practice, Jessica works with individuals, couples, and people in multiple-partner relationships who no longer want to be limited by their reactive patterns, cultural conditioning, insecure attachment styles, and past traumas, helping them to embody new possibilities in life and love. Learn more at JessicaFern.com.
David Cooley is a professional Restorative Justice facilitator, diversity and privilege awareness trainer, and bilingual cultural broker. He is the creator of the Restorative Relationship Conversations model, a process that transforms interpersonal conflict into deeper connection, intimacy and repair. In his private practice, David specializes in working with non-monogamous and LGBTQ partnerships, incorporating a variety of modalities including trauma-informed care, attachment theory, somatic practices, narrative theory, and mindfulness-based techniques.
To the left: David is a white man with short light brown hair and blue eyes. He is slightly smiling with a 5 o'clock shadow, wearing a black beaded necklace & pendant with a chambray button-up shirt against a densely folaged background.
To the right: Jessica is a white woman with just past shoulder length brown hair with bangs and blue eyes. She is pictured against a beige background, facing the camera, smiling widely. She is wearing a small gold chain necklace with a small golden pendant and a white scoop necked shirt with a bright blue v-neck top over that.
No Fats, No Femmes, No Blacks: How Preferences May Actually Be Prejudice
Karlyn Bradley (they/them)
Through the use of interactive conversation No Fats, No Femmes, No Blacks: How Your Preferences May Actually Be Prejudice will explore the magnitude in which the use of microaggressions, ideas about race, gender, sexuality and body politics impacts our behaviors and attitudes when creating dating and sexual "preferences". It will also explore how these dynamics impede on our ability to view individuals holistically by exploring how these attitudes impact who we deem as desirable and the types of interpersonal behaviors we deem "appropriate" when building platonic, romantic and sexual relationships. Lastly we will also explore ways we can acknowledge and combat microaggressions and build stronger coalitions across communities.
Karlyn Bradley is a Black, Fat, Queer, Femme, with degrees in Political Science and Gender and Women's Studies from the University of Arizona and uses They/Them pronouns. Karlyn is a scholar, theorist, community organizer, artist and educator. They have been able to use and expand their knowledge of Intersectional Feminist Theory to create programming that educates and empowers folks around topics of Race, Gender, Sexual Orientation and Power Dynamics. Their studies have also shaped and influenced their ability to understand, critique and analyze policy through a critical race feminist lens. In 2021 they used their skill set to found The High Priestess Consulting Company LLC (HPCC), which aims to help individuals, communities and organizations develop their understandings of systemic, political and social challenges through the use of workshops and trainings. The HPCC specializes in helping people connect with their own power, just like the high priestess in the Tarot, we remind people of the things that we have always known intuitively and facilitate coming back to ourselves and reconnecting with that power. When they are not doing Community work Karlyn likes to hang out with their friends, eating and cooking a good meal, watching movies. They also like to work on their Podcasts Beneath The Surface. Writing poetry, drawing, living their dream as an Amateur Top Model and watching Scandal. Karlyn is Southern California born currently residing in Tucson, Arizona which is the ancestral lands of the Tohono O'Odham and Pascua Yaqui People.
Play through the Pain panel (bdsm and chronic pain panel)
Danielle Silverman (she/her)
Panel details coming soon!
Ancient Polyam and Entheogens as the Center of Community
Mikaela de la Myco (she/they)
We will invite folks through a multi-sensory, audio-visionary experience through the cultural histories of ancient polyamory practices to contextualize non-monogomy in the blooming psychedelic landscape. The model of non-monogomy we are here to share centers plant medicines of all kinds as the core of community, with matriarchal and cyclical beings in leadership. We will discuss the implications of these ancestral non-monogomy practices in the modern day as they relate to group ceremonies, seasonal gathering rituals, community contraceptive care practices and pleasure-centered life.
Mikaela de la Myco was born into a first-generation italian, afro-caribbean and detribalized mexican family who lived in unceded Tongva territory, Los Angeles. Her education comes from years walking the paths of sacred intimacy work, temple arts, circle keeping, mexica ceremony, and womb care facilitation, all under the care of teachers and guides. --- Mikaela now practices in occupied Cahuilla and Kumeyaay territory -- San Diego, CA. As a mushroom matriarch, she creates much needed education and spaces for unmet populations in the psychedelic renaissance, with an emphasis on mothers, bleeding people and family communities. Her primary focus is holding community based circles where people can journey through the dark amenta to uncover their ancestor codes, explore and rewrite trauma wounds and make meaning with mushroom and other earth medicines.
Mikaela is pictured sitting down behind a small table with hand crafted items, tinctures, and other medicines. She has shoulder-length, black, curly hair and is humbly close-lipped smiling looked at a person to her left, listening and holding space. They have a septum piercing, vertical labret, two nose piercings and a medusa. Wearing long beaded mushroom multi-colored earrings.
Incorporating Sex Toys In Solo, Couples or Group Play
Ms Kiki Love (she/her) & Ms NeshaB (she/her)
Sex toys are an add on, not a replacement. We plan to show how toys can take your sex life to the next level. We will focus the benefits to your sex life, communication, self -confidence and more. Included in the discussion are recommended toys for LGBTQ+ and persons with disabilities.
Ms. Kiki Love and Ms NeshaB are the owners of Orgasmic Melanin Goddesses (OMG), a sex positive advocate for the BIPOC community. They create safe spaces for open conversations about sex, sexual health, and wellness in a sexy and fun way. As Bedroom Kandi consultants also, they specialize in educating the proper use and benefits of incorporating sex toys in the bedroom or wherever you seek pleasure. OMG has hosted such events as Naughty Bingo, Black Valentine's Love Weekend & the Melanated Sex Expo. Ms. Kiki Love is originally from the Bay Area, Northern California and Ms NeshaB is originally from Detroit. They both reside in the Phoenix area.
Ms Kiki Love is a black woman with red hair and glasses. Ms NeshaB is also a black woman with red locs. In the picture, they have a library backdrop. Ms. Kiki has red shoulder length curly hair with a white shirt tied in a knot and a black leather skirt. She has red, pink and black long nails and is sitting in a chair, holding a book opened named, I AM SEX, by Dr. Tamara Rose. Ms. NeshaB is standing to the left of Ms Kiki, looking over her shoulder, holding her glasses in her hand opened. She has her red locs in a bun. She is wearing a white oversized shirt that is tied in a knot in the front and long in the back and black leggings. The shirt is opened exposing a lace purple bra.
Polyamory & Parenthood Panel
Jessica Levity (she/her), Jessica Fern (she/her) + Kate Kincaid (she/her)
Manic Poly* Dream Babes: Managing Non-Monogamy and Mental Illness
Chrissy Holman (she/they) & Rebecca Jay (she/her)
How to Throw A Sex Party Even a Neurodivergent/
Demisexual/First-Timer Would Love
Jessica Levity Daylover (she/her)
"How to Throw A Sex Party Even a Neurodivergent, Demisexual, First-Timer Would Love" is a hilarious and informative 45 minute powerpoint presentation detailing the process of adventuring into the world of throwing highly curated and intentional sex parties, and a 45 minute "ask us anything" (and we sincerely mean ANYTHING). The workshop is 90 minutes total.
Jessica is an elder millennial who is passionate about so many things. Too many things, probably (that's the ADHD). She has a BA in Philosophy and Sociology, and a certificate in LGBT/Gender Studies from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. In 2022, Cosmo named her one of ten "Polyamory Experts to Follow on TikTok." She thinks that's really fucking rad. The thing she loves most is collaboration, and she's been blessed with an incredible network of talent to play with in this lifetime. When she's not spreading the gospel of polyamory via @RemodeledLove, she's touring music festivals with "The Game Show Show," hosting team-building workshops, raising her kiddos, and daydreaming. She's a mother, a public speaker, a comedian, a preacher, a minister, a healer, an advocate, a disruptor, an educator, and a community builder. She's a Sagittarius and an Enneagram 8. Her chart is all fire and water, passion and emotion.
Jessica is wearing a maroon flat brimmed hat, dark rimmed glasses, large dangly gold earrings and a black, cropped pleather jacket. She stands with her right arm grabbing the tip of her hat while peering directly over her right shoulder into the camera with light skin, black hair, dark eyes and deep rose lipstick. It's a closeup headshot.
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Dance Party!
DJ info coming soon...
Shake it all off and dance your heart out!
DJ info coming soon!
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Full Bodied: Sex and Dating in a Fat Body
EJ Millstone (she/her)
In this workshop we will explore the intricacies of dating, sex, and loving fat bodies (our own or someone else's). Topics include radical acceptance, fat positive body liberation, and confident ownership and operation of a fat body. Please note: this workshop is all-body friendly. When speaking on acceptance and liberation, gender affirming changes are absolutely included as well.
EJ Millstone is a fat, queer, poly therapist in Tucson, Arizona. She has over 15 years of experience in the mental health field and has spent most of that time building a practice that caters to the diverse fabric of human sexuality and relationships. She is a Certified Daring Way™ Facilitator and spends a lot of time talking about shame, vulnerability, and courage which tends to annoy her friends.
The Power of Slowing Down
Libby Sinback (she/her)
Plant Medicine and Nutrition for Sexual Health & Healing
Kym (she/her) + Maria Pape (she/her)
In this workshop we will focus on herbs that promote sexual health, from curing STI's and reducing herpes outbreaks and yeast infections to prostate and other sexual organ health. The workshop will be conducted in English and Spanish.
Kym Cutter is an herbalist and nutritionist with over thirty years experience working with plant medicine. She runs an herbal apothecary (Rootwing Collective) in Tucson AZ, and specializes in reproductive and sexual health, and anxiety and mental health!
Maria Belen was born in Quito, Ecuador. She has a B.A in Journalism and a M.A. She is fluent in 3 languages: Spanish, French and English. Belen is an artist, teacher, interpreter, translator, activist and a single mom. She is the owner of Aprender y Jugar Language Program LLC which teaches art and language classes for children and adults. Maria Belen believes that to learn a second language enhances your life in many ways, she said; " "IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO SURVIVE THE EXILE OF LIVING IN ANOTHER COUNTRY, WITHOUT LOOKING FOR WAYS TO STAY CONNECTED WITH MY ROOTS AND MY NATIVE TONGUE." M Belen has been serving the local BIPOC (adults and children) communities, through art, bilingual story time and language classes, with the objective to empower the minorities who suffer from social and racial injustices and prejuges.
To the left: Kym is a white woman, pictured in a selfie, looking slightly down at the camera with long light brown hair, blue eyes with an earring on the right that is a large hanging crescent moon faced downwards. She is wearing a black tank top and on her right bicep you see the top of a tattoo in blue outline.
To the right: Maria is a Latinx woman pictured with black hair and dark eyes smiling close-lipped at the camera. Black straps can be seen on her shoulders and there is a beige furniture piece behind her and large print floral curtains in yellows and pinks.
Sex & Neurodivergence: Navigating Sex with ADHD and Sensory Sensitivity
Erin Voss (she/her)
Based on a review of available research on sexuality and neurodivergence, personal experience, and anecdotal accounts from neurodivergent friends and acquaintances, this presentation describes ways that some symptoms of ADHD, Autism, and Sensory Processing Disorder can manifest in sexual encounters, and offers strategies to mitigate the impact of those symptoms to help affected folks have more engaged, satisfying sex, whether solo or with a partner. I also aim to demystify these conditions for neurotypical folks who currently have a neurodivergent partner or who may in the future, to help them better understand their partner(s), better support their partner(s), and enjoy more fulfilling sex with their partner(s).
Erin Voss is a sex educator, certified sex coach, and the owner of Jellywink Boutique, an LGBTQ-centric sex shop in Tucson, Arizona. Erin has been helping people access sexual wellness through body-safe pleasure products and education since 2018. She has presented on a variety of sexuality-related topics through Jellywink, and as a guest speaker for different organizations and universities. Through her coaching practice, she helps single and partnered folks of all genders, orientations, and relationship styles resolve sexual concerns and live more pleasure-filled lives.
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Somatic Dance Party!
Kali Lynn (she/her)
Vulnerability, Connection and Openness with Somatic Awareness for Male Identified People
Jonathan Faxas Gutierrez (he/him)
In this workshop we will explore connection and openness with other Men and how this impacts our Somatic experience. The Somatic approach involves bringing one's awareness into the body which often leads to greater intuition, presence, and embodied wisdom. We will begin with a guided meditation to center us and bring us into our bodies. Then, we will work together to create a container using consent, confidentiality, and comfort zones. We will be answering questions to explore what it feels like to share and listen deeply to each other. Being open with others is a powerful tool that can lead to more connection in all areas of life. During this process, I will also be guiding us into the body Somatically to support the discovery process. Somatics can help people get in touch with themselves and what is alive in them. I will also provide a few simple Somatic exercises that anyone can continue to practice.
My name is Jonathan Faxas Gutierrez. Some of my identities include Filipino, Cuban, Queer, Male, Meditator, movement and flow enthusiast. I am a Somatic Life Coach and I trained with the Mindfulness Coaching School. My mission is to support people in connecting somatically to their body's wisdom, to be present with whatever arises, creating flow and clarity in their lives. My own transformation through Men's work has led me to have a passion for helping men connect vulnerability to each other and eventually open up in all aspects of their lives. I hope to bring presence, compassion and openness in the spaces that I am a part of.
Jonathan is standing with his arms crossed and smiling. He has light brown skin and black hair. His hair is down to his chin in length, falling to one side and half of his head is shaved short. He is wearing a light blue, long sleeved shirt with dots on it. He is out in nature in the desert with cactus in the background.
Top Frenzy (aka When to Slow Down and Not Get Burned Out)
MsK (she/her)
We are all familiar with Sub Frenzy in the kink world and recognize the tell-tell signs of it when it happens. It's usually hard to watch when it happens, especially when a new person is trying to discover their new identity, where they fit in their new community, and how to navigate this new discovery. This can also apply to Tops who are seasoned. We need to acknowledge that Tops can go into Top Frenzy as well. MsK goes over how a Top gets into this frenzy mode, the signs of it, and how to keep you from crashing due to burnout from Top Frenzy.
MsK (she, her) is a black, bi, goth, cis-gendered fat female and parent from Nashville, Tennessee. She is an active member of the kink subcultures and body acceptance communities of the Southeast region of the United States. She is a volunteer and serves on the Board of Directors for The Mark by Community Perspective Incorporated as Liaison of the Board of Directors, she connects regional communities and their leadership which includes serving as co-chair of the Education Committee, and organizes and hosts BIPOC & FemDom event at the community center. She has also been on panels at Vanderbilt University talking about consensual non-monogamy and about kink with resources to give to Mental Health professionals. MsK has presented to mental health and helping professionals of Sexual Health Alliance's Kink-Informed Certification Program and presented on various topics for the Black Atlanta FemDom group in Atlanta, Ga as a member of this group as well. MsK trains play space monitors and serve as the play space's dungeon coordinator for the annual Sex Down South Conference. MsK is also co-founder of Nashville Fat Femme Collective, providing a safe place for those who identify as fat and female. She founded and launched the first-ever Fat Femme Collective symposium in February 2020.
MsK is a Black woman with a medium black, natural afro and wearing cat eyeglasses with gems on each side of her classes. She is pictured standing in front of a white dry-erase board learning on a podium wearing a purple dress with a light purple leather panel with spider earrings and a long, black pedant necklace.
DO Put Your Relationship In A Box
Fen Futureheart (he/they)
This group art project will encourage participants to reflect on what we want in relationships and what we want to avoid, and use creative means to capture those ideas and create a tangible manifestation by writing or drawing them out and putting them into a wooden box that we'll also decorate. We'll start with a full group discussion of ideas before breaking into small groups to create our own relationship boxes.
Fen is an advocate for mutual aid, trans rights, and open communication. They believe in making the world better with small everyday acts of kindness and solidarity along with building community and bigger movements for change. You can find them at dance parties, in any body of water, or at home playing various role-playing games. Their background in environmental and interpretive education, nonprofit management, and political outreach have all fueled a love for public speaking. For the past six years they've been practicing polyamory, learning a lot along the way, and endeavor to always be learning and improving communication skills.
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Southwest Love Fest Town Hall
with Sara Bachman-Williams (she/her/Ella) + Kate Kincaid (she/her)
Where we say good-bye again until next year... Starting with some final group exercises, then we'll check in with you all on what non-monogamy community successes or challenges folks have had in their area and crowd-source possible solutions. We then hold space for feedback & suggestions for next year's conference about what folks thought went well and what didn't.
Kate and Sara are pictured speaking at Southwest Love Fest 2019 with a podium, projector screen and round table covered in a white table cloth with AV equipment atop and both have ID lanyard necklaces. Kate is a white queer cis-woman with curly shoulder length brown hair that is dyed lavender and wearing a black dress w/ floral patterns and black ankle high boots. She is laughing while looking at Sara. Sara is a queer white, puertarriqueña cis-woman with chin length dark purple hair caught in mid speech while gesturing to the audience wearing a black sleevless shirt, light rose colored jeans and leather slip on shoes.


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EP31: Martín Perna on Michael Jackson's "Off the Wall" (1980)
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The album: Michael Jackson: Off The Wall (1979)
Martín Perna of Antibalas wanted to revisit one of the formative albums of his childhood: Michael Jackson's Off The Wall. For many MJ fans, this is the king of pop's greatest work, a clear statement that he was now fully out of the shadow of the Jackson 5 and, along with super-producer Quincy Jones, ready to remake American pop music as we know it.
Perna not only brought his memories of growing up, mesmerized by the cover of the album, but his multi-instrumentalist also broke down some of the secrets behind the production on the album. Even for deep fans, there's something to learn, and for everyone else, you get to hear from one of the great pop albums of all time. (And if you haven't heard it before, check out this incredible demo version of "Don't Stop 'Till You Get Enough")
Next week's episode is also about Michael Jackson as director Justin Simien (Dear White People) joins us to talk about MJ's HIStory (1995).
And look for a bonus beats episode to post soon that features Perna and us talking about the never-ending "Off the Wall vs. Thriller" debate.
More on Off the Wall
A track-by-track breakdown of the album (Billboard)
"How Michael Jackson rebranded himself for his first solo album" (The Undefeated)
"Michael Jackson starts work on Off The Wall" (The Guardian)
More on Martín Perna
Interview with Breakdown FM.
"Antibalas: Unification Through Diversification (Tomorrow's Verse)
Website | Twitter
Show Tracklisting (all songs from Off the Wall unless indicated otherwise):
Antibalas: Antibalas "Dirty Money"
The Wiz "You Can't Win"
"She's Out of my Life"
Jackson 5: ABC "ABC"
"Get On The Floor"
"Don't Stop Till You Get Enough"
"I Can't Help It"
Fela Kuti: Upside Down "Upside Down"
"Rock With You"
"Burn This Disco Out"
"It'a The Falling In Love"
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Sugar Wharf community redevelopment work continues, as dual condo towers set to rise above Lake Shore Boulevard
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Written by Kristen Frisa
Development of Toronto's Sugar Wharf community will soon enter into Phase 1 building, as two condominium buildings and an office building are set to rise up on the north end of the site overlooking Lakeshore Boulevard.
The condos, designed by architectsAlliance, will be 64 and 70 storeys tall. Foundation work has been ongoing since the start of the year. Meanwhile, building on the parking garage is set to begin on the fifth of five underground levels.
Following the condo towers, a 25-storey office tower designed by B+H Architects building is going up to the south, at 100 Queens Quay East. It's set to house LCBO's headquarters, the Toronto Region Board of Trade, and the World Trade Centre Toronto.
Sugar Wharf's redevelopment, occupying 4.6 million square feet on Queens Quay between Yonge and Jarvis Streets, was taken on by Menkes Developments in partnership with Greystone Managed Investments Inc. And Triovest Realty Advisors.
Menkes says amenities will include a fitness area, indoor pool, kids party room, a party room with kitchen and bar, hobby studios, and meeting rooms. A two-acre outdoor park will be included on the site.
In all, five residential towers are planned for the site. Phase 2 includes the final three towers, to sit on a retail podium. A public school is planned to be included in this portion.
Pricing for the 1927 condo units starts at the high $400,000's. The project is slated for completion in 2022.
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The American Bar Association has published "Building a Successful Collaborative Family Law Practice," a new book that outlines practical, clear advice from a team of experienced professionals who have bridged the gap from learning to doing in their family practices.
Whether lawyers want to learn more about collaborative divorce, grow their practices or eliminate litigation from their work, this new anthology from experts throughout North America provides down-to-earth explanations about how to use the law and interest-based negotiations for building resolution. From implementing the ethical standards to forming a rewarding (and profitable) practice focused on peacebuilding, "Building a Successful Collaborative Family Law Practice" explains the ins and outs of collaborative law.
Editors Forrest "Woody" Mosten and Adam B. Cordover established their careers by strengthening the practice of collaborative family law and have brought together a collection of in-depth essays from practitioners in the field. These peacemakers span generations and interdisciplinary backgrounds-including psychology, accounting and marketing-and detail a breadth of information that will help families reach productive and peaceful solutions. With this book as a tool, attorneys and others will learn the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively resolve disputes outside of the courtroom with peace, intention and pragmatism.
Mosten is a collaborative attorney (Certified Family Law Specialist) and mediator in Los Angeles and La Jolla, Calif. He is a full-time peacemaker and never goes to court on any case. He is the author of five previous books and numerous articles. He has received several awards including Peacemaker of the Year, the ABA Lawyer as Problem Solver Award and the ABA Lifetime Legal Access Award for his contributions to unbundling, mediation and collaborative law. Mosten is adjunct professor of law at UCLA School of Law.
Cordover is a collaborative attorney, trainer and Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law Mediator in Tampa. He is co-chair of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) Research Committee and incoming member of the IACP Board. Cordover is the former president of Next Generation Divorce, guiding it to become the largest local collaborative practice group in North America. He now practices exclusively in private dispute resolution and is managing attorney of Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm.
"Building a Successful Collaborative Family Law Practice" costs $99.95 and can be ordered by calling 800-285-2221 or online at shopaba.org.


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In the Danvers, Peabody, and Salem areas, there's plenty of opportunities for adventure close at hand. However, to enjoy them all to their fullest, you're going to need to get behind the wheel of a capable SUV like the 2018 Toyota 4Runner.
Are you curious what this vehicle can do out there on those rough roads? Then you'll want to check out this review by the Ira Toyota of Danvers team.
The Toyota 4Runner is a pretty sizeable SUV. So, as you might expect, it's powered by a beefy powertrain. The standard engine is a 4.0L V6, enhanced with dual independent variable valve timing with intelligence to help it generate 270 HP and 278 lb-ft of torque.
That power has a lot of uses. Namely, it can help you charge through even the toughest road conditions. However, it can also be used to haul up to 5,000 pounds of cargo. With the included integrated towing hitch receiver and wiring harness, this should be no problem at all.
Your drivetrain can also be a huge help during those hauls. Fortunately, the 2018 4Runner comes with a standard Part-Time 4-Wheel Drive system with built-in traction control. That ought to help keep you on course, even when you've got a ton of weight behind you.
The drivetrain can be a huge help in keeping your SUV safely on course. However, this vehicle comes with a number of additional features to ensure your protection, the most prominent of which appears to be the Star Safety System™.
Star Safety™ is a suite comprised of numerous features. These include stability control and brake assist, as well as Smart Stop Technology®. The combination of these technologies ought to afford you ample stability and stopping power.
In the event that a collision does occur, however, you can still count on the rigid 4Runner body to keep you safe. With reinforced body-on-frame construction, side-impact door beams, and advanced airbags, the passenger cabin ought to be fully padded.
The Toyota 4Runner comes with a variety of different interior comforts and amenities. However, the most notable may just be included in the SUV's entertainment suite.
These features are all complemented by the standard Entune™ App Suite. This features numerous apps like Pandora®, Yelp®, and movietickets.com. That way, you can plan your night out while on the go.
There's no doubt that the 2018 Toyota 4Runner is a technologically advanced SUV. Nevertheless, it still features all the engine power and safety to flesh out the driving experience.
To see what we mean, you'll have to take the 4Runner for a spin around Danvers, Peabody, or Salem. Contact Ira Toyota of Danvers today to schedule your test drive.


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HomeArts & Culture"Disney on Ice" is a strange and impressive family outing
"Disney on Ice" is a strange and impressive family outing
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"Disney on Ice" features Disney character favorites. (Grant Pearsall/Snapper)
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As a parent, you sometimes do things for your children that you cannot imagine would ever be part of your daily existence. There are the humdrum moments like tricking your offspring into eating healthy with celery masked with peanut butter as 'ants on a log.' Then there is the more dramatic moments– awake at 3a.m., driving around your colic-afflicted baby listening to a Phil Collins album on repeat hoping they fall asleep before you have to hear "Sussudio" one more time. Other times it means spending an afternoon seeing talented figure skaters dress up like cartoon princesses and giant foam headed mascots and skate around to award winning Disney music. For me, this time, it is definitely the latter of the bunch.
"Disney on Ice" features Disney character favorites. (Grant Pearsall/Snapper)
On a breezy, chilly afternoon in the verdant farmlands of Hershey, Pa. "Disney on Ice" opened to delight crowds both young and old. Outside the Giant Center, a sports arena adjacent to Hershey Park, families streamed across the expansive parking area, tiny hands clasping adult sized ones threading through cars in an en-mass exodus to locate The Mouse. Inside, pregnant mothers shepherded about their tiny flocks of boys and girls attempting to quickly pass by vendors peddling $25 plastic swords and faux pink beer steins full of shaved ice hoping to reach their seats before little ones took notice. Shortly after 3p.m. the lights dropped down on a partially filled ice-hockey arena that typically plays host to the Hershey Bears, an NHL farm team. The audience cheered– a chorus of tiny, chirpy voices. The big, big show had begun.
The "Disney on Ice" website describes the show as, "…one colossal party on ice, with all your favorite Disney friends." This is not entirely inaccurate, though it may be more appropriate to say that it is nearly a century of Disney animated films and intellectual properties, chopped and screwed. The show in proper is a multimedia affair– lights strobe as a giant screen shows prefabbed cg scenes while ice-skaters heavily costumed as Disney characters skate in time to songs culled from Disney's extensive library.
The show opened with Lumiere, a charmingly effete candelabra of "Beauty and the Beast" fame skating out to invite the crowd to "Be Our Guest" as the song by the same name blared. Shortly the rink was filled with characters from "Snow White," "Cinderella," "Peter Pan" and many more. The crowd roared with approval as Mickey and Minnie Mouse emerged from a giant foam birthday cake to MC the proceedings.
At one point during the show my daughter yelled in alarm, "Why does Pluto have pink eye!?" I'm not sure if a foam headed cartoon dog can contract conjunctivitis, but in the meantime I was so engrossed with the show and her question that I accidentally ate part of the bag my soft pretzel came in. This is hashtag Dad Life at its finest.
On a conceptual level the show's two-hour narrative is strange, clearly tooled to younger audiences and appropriately short attention spans. Small story vignettes, mostly centered around Mickey Mouse transition one to the next– a birthday party with the Mad Hatter becomes a Halloween celebration with Jack Skellington and a cadre of villains becomes a romantic daydream featuring Minnie Mouse and the full catalogue of Disney Princesses and their respective beaus.
On a technical level the show is extremely impressive– at times the rink is filled with skaters displaying much physical prowess, weaving between each other in tightly choreographed patterns and figure skating routines. The skaters often execute on difficult technical maneuvers, like spins, lifts and double axels– all while clad in unwieldy costumes. One particularly satisfying vignette rehashes the "Sorcerers' Apprentice" sequence from "Fantasia" with a dozen or more skaters dressed as neon brooms, sweeping the area in time to the score as Mickey conducts.
The most impactful element of the show is that it is structured around pre-recorded audio with both music and dialogue– the skaters must hit their marks as well as pantomiming their dialogue to one another. In one or two instances, the skaters fumbled, botching a difficult maneuver, but always recovering quickly returning to hit their prescribed beats without so much as a hitch in the overall choreography.
"Disney on Ice" is unquestionably an event tailored to parents and their children.
However the Disney brand is so culturally monolithic it seems unlikely that a person could sit through the proceedings and not find themselves smiling and humming along to one tune or another. The show's extravagant, pyrotechnic filled conclusion was met with enthusiastic waving of glow-in-the-dark princess wands and the cheering voices of tiny tots, telling the story of a satisfying afternoon with the mouse house crew.
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Kathi Lynn Wilcox, född 19 november 1969 i Vancouver, Washington, är en amerikansk musiker, verkande i Washington, D.C.. Hon har varit medlem i bandet The Casual Dots, och har tidigare spelat i band som Bikini Kill och The Frumpies.

Musik
Wilcox studerade film på Evergreen State College. Under den tiden var hon, tillsammans med vännerna Kathleen Hanna och Tobi Vail, verksam med den feministiska fanzinen Bikini Kill. När trion senare mötte gitarristen Billy Karen, startade de Bikini Kill som feministisk punkgrupp. Wilcox var bandets sångare, och spelade i bandet även basgitarr och trummor. Gruppen släppte album på 1990-talet och kom att bli ett av de större banden inom riot grrrl-rörelsen. Wilcox kom senare att jobba med band som The Feebles, The Frumpies, Star Sign Scorpio och Make-Up. På senare tid har hon även samarbetat med Christina Billotte och Steve Dore, i The Casual Dots.

Familj
Wilcox har barn tillsammans med musikern Guy Picciotto, känd från Fugazi och Rites of Spring.

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Kathi samarbetade med Fugazi's Brendan Canty, på temalåten till den punkrock-orienterade barnboken Pancake Mountain.

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"Interview with Kathi Wilcox for Bye Bye Zine Issue #3"

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RED BANK: Busy developer's West Side townhouse plan to get hearing.
Red Bank real estate developer Roger Mumford is a busy man these days: restoring the National Historic Register T. Thomas Fortune house and adding 31 apartments to the Drs. James Parker Boulevard property; completing the 12-unit affordable housing project called Oakland Square at the corner of Oakland and West streets; and simultaneously vying for the right to redevelop what's easily the hottest patch of asphalt in town — the borough-owned White Street parking lot.
Meantime, he's got another project in the works, one slated to go before the zoning board for review Thursday night: a plan for townhouses on the footprint of old factory buildings just a stone's throw from his West Side office.
The project comprises half a block's worth of properties between Catherine and River streets east of Bridge Avenue, alongside the Conrail tracks. It includes old millworks and the former Danelectro guitar factory.
Through his Yellow Brook Property company, Mumford plans to raze the structures and replace them with three buildings of totaling 22 townhouses, two of the units income-restricted to comply with affordable housing requirements.
The project needs a use variance, because the site is zoned for light industry, not homes, as well as setback waivers.
Here's redbankgreen's April scoop on the project, and the zoning board agenda is here.
Mumford also built the Station Place apartments on Monmouth Street at West Pearl Street, which he sold in late 2015 to a Cranford-based company for $17.75 million, according to Monmouth County records.
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Tony Mancha (El Paso, Texas) fired a no-hitter and had two hits in leading the United States to victory in the opening game of the 2015 Pan American Games, Sunday.
TORONTO – The United States Men's National Softball Team played nearly flawless fastpitch softball in overpowering the Dominican Republic 10-0 in its first game of the Pan American Games at President's Choice Ajax Pan Am Ballpark, Sunday.
Led by Tony Mancha's no-hitter and an offense that pounded out 11 hits, Team USA was never threatened in its lopsided victory over one of the world's most powerful softball teams.
Mancha flirted with a perfect game, and the only blemish was a walk to leadoff batter Jose Bueno in the fourth inning. Bueno reached second on a sacrifice, but a ground ball to third baseman Derrick Zechman and a fly ball to left fielder Kris Bogach ended the threat.
Other than that the right-hander from El Paso, Texas struck out eight and only faced 17 batters, while throwing 80 pitches, 54 for strikes.
Josh Johnson put the United States on the board in the first inning with a sacrifice fly, scoring Chris Miljavic, who led off the game with a walk.
Mancha (2-for-3, run) also had a great day with the bat and helped his cause in the second inning by leading off with a triple and later scoring on Bogach's sacrifice fly.
Team USA added two more runs in the fifth on three singles and an error, and then broke the game open in the sixth by sending 10 batters to the plate and scoring six runs.
Marcus Tan did much of the damage by drilling a bases-loaded triple to centerfield that scored Matt Palazzo (single), Josh Johnson (walk) and Nate Devine (walk).
Derrick Zechman led Team USA in batting in its victory over the Dominican Republic.
Zeckman, batting in the number two spot, led the United States, going 3-for-4, RBI, while Tony Mancha was 2-for-3, run; Tan 1-for-2, 3 RBI; Miljavic 1-for-3, 2 runs; Palazzo 1-for-3, RBI, 2 runs; Johnson 1-for-2, RBI, 2 runs; Chase Turner 1-for-4, and Sagdal 1-for-2, run.
The United States returns to action Monday in the six-team event by taking on Canada that beat Mexico, 10-5, in its opening game. Last week, Canada proved its an international fastpitch power by beating New Zealand, 10-5, to claim the WBSC 14th ISF World Softball Championship in Saskatoon, SK, Canada.


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Juana Muller, née le  à Santiago du Chili et morte le  à Paris, est une sculptrice chilienne de la nouvelle École de Paris.

Biographie
Juana Muller naît le  à Santiago du Chili. Son père Henri Alfred Muller, négociant dans le textile né à Hambourg en 1885, et sa mère Johanna Goldmann, née Reese en 1887 à New York, se sont mariés en 1910 à Hambourg, puis se sont installés à Santiago. À partir de 1913 et pendant la première Guerre mondiale, elle vit avec sa mère à Hambourg, son père demeurant en Amérique du Sud.

Après des études de 1930 à 1933 à l'École des beaux-arts de Santiago où elle est élève de  puis de Julio Antonio Vásquez à partir de 1931, Juana Muller y devient de 1933 à 1937 assistante de l'atelier de sculpture. En 1935 elle expose 0tilia (bronze,  ; collection du )  au Salon officiel de l'État présenté au musée national des Beaux-arts de Santiago. Elle obtient en 1936 la deuxième médaille au Salon de Viña del Mar et un prix au  Centenaire, Exposition nationale des arts plastiques de Valparaíso, en 1937 la troisième médaille au Salon officiel de Santiago. Plusieurs voyages en Europe, en Italie et, conférencière sur une croisière, en Grèce lui permettent à partir de 1936 et jusqu'en 1939 d'approfondir sa culture artistiques.

Ayant reçu une bourse, Juana Muller s'installe en 1937 à Paris, rue Jules-Chaplain, dans un modeste studio, travaille d'abord dans l'atelier d'Ossip Zadkine, rue de la Grande-Chaumière, qui la considère en 1938 comme « la plus douée de (ses) élèves », puis, en 1939, chez Constantin Brâncuși, au  impasse Ronsin, qu'elle aide dans la réalisation de La Tortue volante (musée Guggenheim de New York) et avec qui elle entretiendra une longue correspondance. Juana Muller expose pour la première fois en France au Salon d'automne de 1938, les deux sculptures qu'elle y présente étant remarquées dans une chronique en décembre du Mercure de France. Elle participe l'année suivante à la  exposition des artistes indépendants, Centenaire du peintre indépendant Paul Cézanne au .Grand Palais.

En 1939, après un voyage en Angleterre et un séjour à Santiago en novembre, Juana Muller quitte son appartement-atelier installé à Paris au  rue Mathurin-Régnier, habite en février-mai 1940 à Rives près de Grenoble. Un projet de mariage avec le psychiatre Sylvain Eliascheff n'aboutit pas. Durant les années de guerre elle se trouve en  à Varces-Allières-et-Risset en Isère, à La Ferté-Saint-Aubin qu'elle quitte sous les bombardements pour Agen, la chronologie de ses déplacements demeurant imprécise. Elle rentre ensuite à Paris.

Juana Muller et Jean Le Moal, qui s'étaient croisés avant-guerre à l'Académie Ranson se retrouvent en  et se marient le . Plusieurs toiles de Le Moal qui précèdent son passage à la non figuration évoquent Juana Muller, notamment Jeune fille à la lampe (datant de ), reproductions de deux études et Juana ou Figure à la lampe (1944), toutes deux peintes rue de Grenelle dans l'appartement de Jean Bertholle qui a accepté le poste de directeur artistique à la Faïencerie de Gien, puis Juana (1946). Les deux artistes vivent rue Mathurin-Régnier puis, à partir de 1948, au  rue de Bérite, Juana Muller travaillant depuis 1946 dans un atelier au  rue Jean-Ferrandi. Pendant l'été ils séjournent fréquemment à partir de 1945 à Larmor-Baden dans l'ancien moulin de Pen en Toul dont Jean Le Moal a fait l'acquisition en 1937. Leur fille Anne naît le , leur fils François le .

Juana Muller se lie à partir de 1944 avec les amis peintres et sculpteurs de Le Moal, Alfred Manessier, Jean Bazaine, Jean Bertholle, Étienne-Martin, François Stahly, Étienne Hajdu et Simone Boisecq, plus tard Eudaldo venu lui aussi du Chili en 1949. Elle expose en  à Lyon à la galerie Folklore de Marcel Michaud avec Le Moal, Manessier, Singier, Tal-Coat et Étienne-Martin, en 1947 avec Bertholle, Étienne-Martin, Véra Pagava et Stahly à la galerie Jeanne Bucher, en avril et  à la galerie M.A.I., dirigée à Paris par Michaud, avec Étienne-Martin, Stahly et Marie-Thérèse Pinto (préface de Henri-Pierre Roché). Elle participe de 1946 à 1952 au Salon de Mai et, de 1949 à 1952, au Salon de la jeune sculpture auprès notamment de Marta Colvin, Marie-Thérèse Pinto, Alicia Penalba.

En 1948, Étienne-Martin fait découvrir à Juana Muller l'enseignement de Gurdjieff. À partir de 1950, elle travaille avec Stahly et Étienne-Martin au projet de la décoration, sculptures et objets liturgiques, de l'Église Saint-Rémy de Baccarat (architecte Nicolas Kazis). Durant l'été 1951, Juana Muller, Jean Le Moal et leurs enfants sont accueillis à Alba-la-Romaine par le peintre Eudaldo et sa compagne Consuelo Araoz.

Juana Muller met fin à ses jours à Paris le .

, confiait Juana Muller qui écrivait aussi :

Réception critique

Expositions
 1936 : IV Centenario Exposición Nacional de Artes Plásticas, Municipalidad de Valparaíso, Chili.
 1939 :  exposition des artistes indépendants, Centenaire du peintre indépendant Paul Cézanne, Grand Palais, Paris.
 1944 : Galerie Folklore (Marcel Michaud), avec Le Moal, Manessier, Singier, Tal-Coat et Étienne-Martin, Lyon.
 1947 : Galerie Jeanne Bucher, avec Bertholle, Étienne-Martin, Véra Pagava et François Stahly, Paris.
 1949 : La Sculpture en France de Rodin à nos jours, Maison de la Jeune Pensée Française, Paris.
 1950 : Galerie M.A.I. (Marcel Michaud), avec Étienne-Martin, François Stahly et Marie-Thérèse Pinto, Paris (préface de Henri-Pierre Roché).
 1957 : Hommage à la Sculpture de Brancusi, Galerie Suzanne de Connink, Paris.
 1962 : Exposition internationale du petit bronze, Musée d'art moderne, Paris.
 1973 : Trois sculpteurs: Juana Muller, Étienne Hajdu, Baltasar Lobo, Musées de Metz et Musée d'histoire et d'art du Grand Duché de Luxembourg (préface de Joseph-Émile Muller).
 1974 : Exposition de la sculpture chilienne, collection de sculptures du musée d'Art contemporain, Université de Santiago, Chili.
 1975 : La Mujer en el Arte, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Santiago, Chili.
 1984 : Juana Muller, 1911 - 1952, Musée d'histoire et d'art de la Ville de Meudon (préface de Gaston Diehl).
 1987 : Sculpteurs de rêve, l'Atelier Busato, Hôtel de la Monnaie, Paris.
 1991 : Exposición de escultura chilena: colección de esculturas del Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Casa Central, Universidad de Chile, Santiago.
 2003 : Les matériaux de la sculpture, 7 lieux, 7 matières, Le bois, Centre d'art Présence Van Gogh, Saint-Rémy de-Provence, Conseil général, Bouches-du-Rhône,  -  puis Arles, Aubagne, Marseille, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Vitrolles. .
 2008 : Lumière, Couleurs, Formes, Hôtel de Ville d'Aulnay-sous-Bois, .
 2011 : Sculptures'Elles, Les Sculpteurs femmes du  à nos jours, musée des Années Trente, Boulogne-Billancourt.
 2014 : Regards sur l'École de Paris, Musée de la Cour d'Or – Metz Métropole, Metz, février-.
 2014 : Claude Idoux et son temps, Musée d'histoire et d'art de la Ville de Meudon.
 2016 : Exposition groupe Mobile (deux photographies par Marc Vaux), Musée du Montparnasse (Villa Vassilieff).
 2016 : Autour de Juana Muller, Sculptrices et peintres à Paris 1940-1960, Maison des Arts, Parc Bourdeau, Antony, avril-.
 2017-2018 : Jean Le Moal, musée de Valence, art et archéologie, - ; Musée de l'Hospice Saint-Roch, Issoudun, - ; Musée des beaux-arts de Quimper du  au .
 2018 : Juana Muller (1911-1952), cinquante œuvres, Musée de l'Hospice Saint-Roch, Issoudun [en parallèle de l'exposition Jean Le Moal],
 2019 :  La vraie vie est ailleurs – Femmes artistes autour de Marta Pan : Simone Boisecq, Charlotte Calmis, Juana Muller, Vera Pagava, Judit Reigl, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Brest,  - .
 2019 : Femmes années 50 ; Au fil de l'abstraction, peinture et sculpture, musée Soulages, Rodez, 2019-2020.
 2021 : Alfred Manessier invite Juana Muller, musée Boucher-de-Perthes, Abbeville,  - .
 2022-2023 : Paris et nulle part ailleurs, 24 artistes étrangers à Paris. 1945-1972, Musée de l'Histoire de l'immigration, Paris,  -  ; catalogue, sous la direction de Jean-Paul Ameline, Musée de l'Histoire de l'immigration / Éditions Hermann, 258 pages, .

Salons
 Salon officiel, Santiago, 1935, 1937, 1942
 Salon des indépendants, Paris, 1938
 Salon d'automne, Paris, 1939
 Salon de mai, Paris, 1946-1952
 Salon de la jeune sculpture, Paris, 1949-1952

Œuvres dans les collections publiques

 Au Chili
 Santiago du Chili, musée national des beaux-arts :
 Sans titre (Figure féminine), plâtre ;
 0tilia, bronze,  ; collection du Musée d'art contemporain de Santiago
 En France
 Issoudun, Musée de l'Hospice Saint-Roch, parc de sculptures :
 Totem, entre 1948 et 1952, bronze,  ;
 Metz, musée de la Cour d'Or :
 Totem, entre 1948 et 1952, ciment, , n° inventaire 75.17.1 ;
 Meudon, musée d'art et d'histoire :
 La Terre, 1949, bronze,  ;
 La Terre, 1949, bronze,  ;
 Tête, ébène, 1950, , n° inventaire AM 935 S, dépôt du Centre Pompidou depuis le 03-01-1984 ;
 Le Couple, 1950-1951, bronze,  ;
 Personnage, bronze,  ;
 L'Oiseau, vers 1950, bronze,  ;
 Le Totem, entre 1948 et 1952, bronze,  ;
 Deux études pour le chemin de croix de l'Église Saint-Rémy de Baccarat (Meurthe-et-Moselle), vers 1950, bronze,  et  ;
 Deux études pour le chemin de croix de l'Église Saint-Rémy de Baccarat (Meurthe-et-Moselle), vers 1950, dessins,  et .

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
 : sources utilisées pour la rédaction de cet article

Monographie
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Catalogues d'expositions
 Trois sculpteurs, Juana Muller, Étienne Hajdu, Baltasar Lobo, préface de Joseph-Émile Muller, Musées de Metz et Musée d'histoire et d'art du Grand duché de Luxembourg, 1973.
  La Mujer en el Arte, Musée national des Beaux-Arts, Santiago du Chili, 1975.
 Juana Muller, 1911-1952, préface de Gaston Diehl et texte de François Stahly, Musée d'art et d'histoire de la ville de Meudon, 1984.
  Exposición de Escultura Chilena, Musée d'art contemporain, Santiago du Chili, 1991.
 Michel-Georges Bernard, Juana Muller, dans Lumière, Couleurs, Formes (Roger Bissière, Jean Bazaine, André Beaudin, Jean Bertholle, Simone Boisecq, Maurice Estève, Étienne-Martin, Eudaldo, André Fougeron, Léon Gischia, Elvire Jan, Charles Lapicque, Lucien Lautrec, Jean Le Moal, Karl-Jean Longuet, Alfred Manessier, Juana Muller, Alicia Penalba, Édouard Pignon, Mario Prassinos, Gabriel Robin, Hans Seiler, Gustave Singier, François Stahly, Árpád Szenes, Pierre Tal Coat, Raoul Ubac, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Jacques Villon), Hôtel de Ville d'Aulnay-sous-Bois, .  (reproduction, Totem)
 Elles. Les sculpteurs femmes du  à nos jours : Boulogne-Billancourt, Musée des Années Trente, Boulogne-Billancourt, 2011  (, 230 et reproduxtion, ) .

 L'Atelier d'Étienne-Martin,  - , sous la direction de Sylvie Ramond et de Pierre Wat, Lyon, musée des Beaux-Arts, Paris, Éditions Hazan, 2011, 304 p. ( et 277; reproduction, Le Roi d'échec, ).
 Sabrina Dubbeld, Juana Muller, dans La collection d'art moderne, Musée de la Cour d'Or – Metz Métropole, Silvana Editoriale, 2014, 204 pages ,  (reproduction, Totem, )
 Manessier, Du crépuscule au matin clair, Musée Mendjisky Écoles de Paris, Paris, juin-, 112 p. (reproduction : L'Oiseau, ).
 Autour de Juana Muller, Sculptrices et peintres à Paris 1940-1960, préface de Francis Villadier, introduction de Lydia Harambourg, Maison des Arts, Antony, 2016, 20 pages.
 Jean Le Moal, musée de Valence, art et archéologie, - ; Musée de l'hospice Saint Roch, Issoudun, - ; Musée des beaux-arts de Quimper du  au  ; catalogue : textes de Philippe Bouchet, Kate Kangaslahti, Guitemie Maldonado, Jacques Beauffet, Michel-Georges Bernard, Michel Duport, entretien avec Philippe Le Burgue.
 Femmes années 50; Au fil de l'abstraction, peinture et sculpture, musée Soulages, Rodez, Éditions Hazan, 2019 (224 p.).
 Alfred Manessier invite Juana Muller, textes de Sabrina Dubbeld et Véronika Doszla, témoignages de Henri-Pierre Roché et Étienne-Martin, musée Boucher-de-Perthes, Abbeville,  -  [8 reproductions].

Articles de presse
  « Homenaje a Juana Muller », Pro-Arte, , Santiago, .

Ouvrages généraux
 Léon Gischia et Nicole Vedrès, La sculpture en France depuis Rodin, Paris, Éditions du Seuil, 1946.
 Michel Seuphor, La Sculpture de ce siècle, Dictionnaire de la Sculpture Moderne, Neuchâtel, Suisse, Éditions du Griffon, 1959.
  Carola Giedon-Welcker, Contemporary sculpture, an evolution in volume and space, a revised and enlarged edition, New York, George Wittenborn, 1960, p. 285 (reproduction), 340 et 344.
  Enrique Melcherts, Introducción a la Escultura Chilena, Valparaíso, Chili, 1982, pages 184-185.
  Victor Carvacho, Historia de la escultura en Chile, Editorial Andrés Bello, Santiago du Chili, 1983, .
  The Cambridge history of Latin America, volume X, Latin America since 1930 : ideas, culture and society, Cambridge University Press, 1995, réédition 2004, .
 Michel-Georges Bernard, Jean Le Moal, Neuchâtel, Ides et Calendes, 2001, , 121.
 Jean-Pierre Bourdais, Alfred Manessier, mon ami, Siloë éditions, 2004, .
 Friedrich Teja Bach, Constantin Brancusi, , 312, 347, 348.
  Amalia Cross. « Juana Müller (Hansi). Otilia », dans Catálogo razonado. Colección MAC, Santiago, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, 2017, pp. 424 – 425.

Filmographie
 Juana Muller, 1911-1952, sculpteur, réalisé par Anne-Marie Gourier, 2014, 28 minutes et 32 secondes, (projeté au musée de Meudon le )

Liens externes

 Artistes ayant vécu à Alba-la-Romaine
  Juana Muller au musée national des beaux-arts de Santiago du Chili
 Réunion des musées nationaux
 Base Joconde

Sculptrice chilienne
Sculpteur chilien du XXe siècle
École de Paris
Naissance en février 1911
Naissance à Santiago
Décès en mars 1952
Décès dans le 14e arrondissement de Paris
Décès à 41 ans
Sculpteur suicidé


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Goldsmith Gabrielli studio, in the centre of Brunico , is an excellence in the field of contemporary jewellery.
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Elaterite Butte is a  elevation summit located in The Maze District of Canyonlands National Park, in Wayne County, Utah. Elaterite Butte is situated  southwest of Ekker Butte, and the Maze Overlook is situated  to the northeast. Elaterite Butte is composed of hard, fine-grained Wingate Sandstone, which is the remains of wind-borne sand dunes deposited approximately 200 million years ago in the Late Triassic. This Wingate sandstone overlays a 432-foot thick layer of the softer Chinle Formation. The top of this geological formation rises over 1,400 feet above Elaterite Basin. The butte and basin are named for elaterite, which is a dark brown, tar-like, elastic mineral resin that seeps from parts of the nearby White Rim Sandstone. Access to the remote butte is via a four-wheel drive road in Elaterite Basin. Precipitation runoff from Elaterite Butte drains into the nearby Green River, which in turn is within the Colorado River drainage basin.

Climate
Spring and fall are the most favorable seasons to visit Elaterite Butte. According to the Köppen climate classification system, it is located in a Cold semi-arid climate zone, which is defined by the coldest month having an average mean temperature below −0 °C (32 °F) and at least 50% of the total annual precipitation being received during the spring and summer. This desert climate receives less than  of annual rainfall, and snowfall is generally light during the winter.

See also
 Colorado Plateau
 Geology of the Canyonlands area

References

External links

 Canyonlands National Park National Park Service
 Elaterite Butte: weather forecast

Landforms of Wayne County, Utah
Colorado Plateau
Canyonlands National Park
Sandstone formations of the United States
Buttes of Utah