Purpose Statement: The Artist in Residence program at Unity Church seeks to cultivate generative relationships between the church and creatives across diverse art forms, to undertake a period of focused work that amplifies the congregation's vision of becoming a multicultural, antiracist Beloved Community. Through the exchange between the artists and church community, presenting and sharing both the creative work and process, the program seeks to activate our imagination, foster relationships among and beyond our church walls, inspire spiritual and emotional growth, and open the church community to larger dimensions in the work of making culture change.

Artist in Residence Marcus Young asks 
​"Don't You Feel It Too?"

Marcus Young
Unity's artist in residence Marcus Young 楊墨 invites you to try the movement-based art form he and others created. Don’t You Feel It Too? promotes stress relief, connection, and new belonging. Anyone can do it. It's free and offered Tuesdays and Saturdays. Embracing the theme of Embodied Practice for Racial Healing the practice offers racially caucused sessions as well as an Open Practice for anyone. Each session is around 60-75 minutes. Here is the sign-up with more information.

Don’t You Feel It Too? is a form that draws from mindfulness practices, physical exercise, street protests, and dance. Participants listen to their own music moving freely, bravely. The world needs your daring, your movement, now more than ever.

Fall Brings Two New Artists In Residence to Unity Church 

Artists in Residence

Ina Yukka
 Ina Yukka 
Unity Church Artists in Residence: Winter/Spring 2020
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Rebekah Crisanta de Ybarra
Rebekah Crisanta de Ybarra
Unity Church Artist in Residence: Fall 2019
​Check out Rebekah’s work and Electric Machete on their websites: www.rebekahcrisanta.com and www.electricmachete.com.