A curation by Kelly Krugman, Curator and Cultural Worker at SAVVY Contemporary - in the wrist of a magnolia tree, hung or lynched / in a rose-throated croon of liberty and justice for all / except blues people living in the smoke / at a crossroads, what really happened that day / robert johnson brought his guitar/ to meet an evil of all hues / play with magic / and be ready for it / to play with you / some folks fear death / others know better... what endures the body is the body / when we left our mother's belly / we did not take any land / only thing we took was the weapon of her smile / and the elixir of her love. — an excerpt of "we are" by Aja Monet, African American poet and activist, inspired by Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish