as an "alternative to [the] U.S. colonial commemoration" of the holiday, an event that has been for two decades in celebration of Native Americans and indigenous people. The event took place atCenter for the ArtsProceeds from the benefit went toward theAmerican Indian MovementFacebook contentView on Facebook “There were certain bars where my black friends just didn't go,” she tellsTeen Vogue and then it turned out Tidal was required to listen to the album According to the artist's website, Uzumaki — who makes faux fur installations, furniture, paintings, and sculptures — engages with memories and desires in her artwork, expressing that her, “dreams of wanting to relive childhood and to reshape it” is why she “works with everyday objects and transforms them.”Instagram contentView on Instagram