Red Poppy Art House: June 1st MAPP: Youth on Fire

In a world where the flames of conflict and injustice burn bright, the youth rise as torches of hope and change. This round of our Mission Art Performance Project (MAPP) at Red Poppy Art House, our multidisciplinary art event on June 1st, 2024, centers around the theme “Youth on Fire,” inspired by the courageous and passionate responses of students from U.S. campuses about what is happening in the world and especially in the Middle East.

In the midst of turmoil, young people are not just witnesses but active participants in the quest for justice and peace. Their bravery, voices, and relentless pursuit of a better future illuminate the path forward.

“Youth on Fire” captures this spirit of activism and resilience, showcasing the power of youth to heal and transform.

Through a diverse array of artistic expressions—visual art, music, dance, theatre, and spoken word—we celebrate the unyielding determination of young people who, despite the odds, continue to fight for a world where healing and harmony can prevail.
This event is a tribute to their unwavering spirit and a call for all of us to join in their journey toward a just and peaceful world.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Red Poppy Art House
2698 Folsom @23rd

Curator: Adrian Arias, Multidisciplinary Artist

7:15-7:55 – Anais Azul, singer-songwriter
Andean-inspired music blending tradition and electronics

8:00-8:15 – pearl ubungen, performer with special guests
Fluid, interdisciplinary, community-engaged artistic performance and actions
With Guitarist/Composer David James and dancer/violist Alison Cao

8:25-9:05 – Lucian Balmer, violin composer, and guest
Violinist, vocalist, and composer with “raga-infused” style.
With guest Charith Premawardhana

9:15-9:55 – Eileen Torrez, singer-songwriter
Oakland songwriter bridging folk-rock, indie, and soul genres

THIS IS A FREE EVENT