*** For the duration of this exhibition, all related ticket sales included either a CD or vinyl copy of the record release and benefit the Pajaro Loaves and Fishes and their ongoing work serving communities in South County. ***

Join us for a public listening session of the new record: The Day That Never Came / El Día Que Nunca Llegó.

Vinyl + CD available in limited quantities.

Viewer/listener discretion advised for discussions of homelessness, addiction, abuse, trauma, incarceration, and systemic violence.

The Day That Never Came / El Día Que is a collaborative sound project created through recorded orations by Mace Crowbear, Lisa Bordenave, Julio Lopez, and Sandra Aguilar, interwoven with original sound works by Leshy (Ben Krasner), Briana Marela, Rip Florence, and e-fem.url (Maya Garcia). The project brings forward personal accounts of survival, displacement, memory, addiction, parenthood, and resilience from the unhoused community, forming a layered listening environment of lived testimony. The work unfolds across a quadraphonic sound installation at Indexical's gallery and record release, inviting audiences into the social realities shaping life of people without housing.

Additional elements of the exhibition include The Untitled and Dispossessed, a county-wide mural map illustrating homelessness diaspora by Joy Schendledecker and Ann Altstatt, and visual art contributions from Little Giant Collective.