Why Mask Installation at the Black Arts Movement House
Presented in partnership with Lower Bottom Playaz “Government Housing 2” Calling Up Justice was honored to collaborate with the legendary Lower Bottom Playaz for a
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Why Mask Portland
WHY MASK PORTLAND a Disability Justice OPEN MIC with WHY MASK selfie station. Aug 25 2024—Portland Playhouse and Online– 1:00PM-3:30PM Our Why Mask Portland event,
Why Mask Chicago Activation
Claudia Alick started Why Mask in 2023 as an artistic intervention for COVID accessibility in public and private spaces. We created a digital gallery where
Why Mask
Why Mask is a performance art project by Claudia Alick that invites people into an artistic exploration of community care and COVID cautiousness.
Why Mask California Activation
Why Mask by Claudia Alick features a sign with a prominent QR code that leads to a digital site full of photos of people wearing
Statement for Claudia Alick’s Art Project “WHY MASK?”
Building upon the momentum of the march, Claudia Alick’s 2023 art project invites theaters and galleries to actively engage their audiences in a profound exploration of the WHY MASK? concept. In a time when many institutions and individuals have discarded COVID precautions, disregarding the concerns of the immunocompromised, it is imperative that we recognize the impact of such actions on accessibility and inclusivity.
LA-Bay Area Trip Report Out
LA-Bay Area Trip Report Out from Claudia and Jesenia. Why Mask Activation, EAAT Exhibition Opening, tons of access work,
Planting Disabled Futures
Accessible Audiencing: Planting Disabled Futures (VR & Performance) January 14–16, 2026Disability Cultural Community CenterHearst Field Annex D-25, Berkeley, CA 94720 Calling Up Justice is honored
2025 Year in Calling Up Justice
2025 was a year of powerful expansion, deep collaboration, and meaningful innovation for Calling Up Justice. Throughout the year, we built and inhabited digital and
Gratitude for BAMBD CDC
Calling Up Justice extends our deep gratitude to the Black Arts Movement Business District Community Development Corporation of Oakland for their generous $10,000 grant—support that