Your Journey to Rest Wellness Session with Diamond Bruns

Your Journey to Rest Wellness Session

Join us for a morning of reflection, care, and conversation in connection with Rich in What They Can’t Measure, curated by Jasmine Gabrielle Washington.

Drawing inspiration from A Place of Rest by Melissa Sutherland Moss (featured in the Rich in What They Can’t Measure exhibition), this movement and nap experience is an invitation to rest, ponder, and integrate the intimate expressions of the artwork. We explore our right to rest through restorative positions and deep meditation that personalize the essence of inner wealth. May we recall what is inherently known as we connect to rest… there is wealth in your wellness.

Guests are encourages to bring a blanket for the Yoga Nidra Nap, all other materials provided.

Rich in What They Can’t Measure examines value beyond systems that rely on visibility, productivity, and quantification. The exhibition brings together artists whose practices center care, labor, intimacy, interiority, and inherited knowledge—forms of wealth that resist easy measurement yet sustain life, culture, and community.

The exhibition is the first public program under Use Your Voice (UYV), a philanthropic cultural platform centering humankind across difference, beyond dominant systems of value and measurement. Rich in What They Can’t Measure is envisioned as an annual offering, beginning from the lived experiences and perspectives of Black women.

Historically, Black life has been assessed through extractive frameworks that flatten complexity and render care invisible. This exhibition pushes against those logics, asking what becomes possible when worth is understood through presence rather than proof, relationship rather than output, and endurance rather than efficiency.

Across photography, video, painting, installation, and material gesture, the works gathered here attend to the body and assert voice as archive and infrastructure. They honor acts of holding, carrying, tending, remembering, and refusing—gestures often dismissed as informal or immeasurable, yet foundational to survival and self-determination.

Rich in What They Can’t Measure invites viewers to listen rather than categorize, to slow down and sit with complexity, and to recognize forms of abundance that exist beyond institutional recognition.

Here, richness is not spectacle.

It is care.

It is voice.

It is what remains when measurement fails.

Info: Gormley Gallery, Fourier Hall 2nd Floor

Info: Fourier Hall Room 103

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