Wekesa Workshop

Digital Recording by Lulu Kitololo

Illustration of people engaging in different activities related to diverse perspectives, practice, social and environmental justice, and collaboration, including a rainbow, people reading, holding a magnifying glass, planting a tree, and building together.
A colorful illustrated infographic about O'Keefe country and colonialism in northern New Mexico, featuring mountains, land disputes, mass killings, and historical events from the 1500s to 1962.
A creative diagram illustrating the concept of arborescent and rhizomatic growth, with a tree-like structure at the top and interconnected roots below. Yellow icons around the roots depict themes such as knowledge sharing, community practice, experiential learning, and self-care, emphasizing creativity and exploration.
A colorful illustrated diagram discussing the concept of rhizome, with various words and phrases related to complexity, chaos, and connection. The diagram features a green tree-like structure labeled 'linear' and 'hierarchical,' contrasting with the rhizome's interconnected, non-hierarchical network, depicted with black lines and orange and yellow highlights. There are additional symbols like a light bulb and a person with a question mark, emphasizing ideas about creation, understanding, and connectivity.

The Wekesa Workshop, was held on November 12-14, 2023 at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiú, New Mexico, to critically examine the racialization of nature. It was digitally recorded by Lulu Kitololo.