To celebrate the exhibit opening of Mercy-Eyed, Down the Triple Highway, join us for special performances and readings featuring No Land and Anne Waldman accompanied by musicians Oliver Ray on guitar and Geogia Wartel Collins on double bass. No Land and Anne Waldman met on the New York City street in 2012. Over the subsequent decade, the two have gone on to create over 40 collaborative works, ranging from the political to the etheric, to the telepathic, archival & off-planetary. Their collaborations have spanned the mediums of cinema, photography, poetry, book-making, performance, and visual art. No Land’s delicate visual and written worlds evoke a transcendent immateriality, while Waldman’s spells, incantations, and archival traces elicit an awakening for our time. In their wanderings from New York, through the American West, to Mexico and back since 2013, the two evoke histories of bygone poets—Shelley, Rimbaud, Corso, Maria Sabina, Di Prima and beyond. Via devotional poem-texts, travel notes, scroll-paintings, meditations in ink, emulsion, and typewriter rhythms, No Land and Waldman dream into an inner state of seeking and active compassion, bringing into being another kind of world.