Hey, everyone! I’m Pink. I’m an artist, pleasure activist, healer, and educator rooted in shamanic, African trickster and Brazilian Joker traditions. This website has some of the same stuff you can find on the AMP SEEDS page. Find archived essays, most previously posted, under Rants & Essays. My YouTube channel has over 600 videos. If you are here for the Magick stuff, you can go directly to my scheduling page for readings and rootwork.

I’m currently in residence directing the Inter cooperative Council Ann Arbor’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives as Director of Education and Training. I sponsored The Joy Project, a summer residency to explore joy at the intersection of queer, trans, Black, and indigenous identities.

I recently presented at The Stretch Festival in Berlin. We explored a wealth of offerings drawing from bodywork, mindfulness, art, movement, sexuality, psychology, spirituality, gender, identity, ritual, performance, and social engagement. June 20-25, 2023, I gave a Pleasure Activism session for forty participants at the 2023 Annual Pedagogy and Theatre of the Oppressed Conference in Indianapolis, IN..

Bio

Pink Flowers is a Black trans artist, pleasure activist and educator, whose work is rooted in ancient shamanic, African trickster, and Brazilian Joker traditions. Pink uses Theater of the Oppressed, Art of Hosting, Navajo Peacemaking and other anti-oppression techniques, as the foundation of her theater-making, mediation, problem-solving and group healing practices.

She is the founder of Award-winning Falconworks Theater Company, which uses popular theater to build capacities for civic engagement and social change. She has received broad recognition, numerous awards, and citations for her community service. She has been a faculty member at Montclair State University, Pace University, and a company member of Shakespeare in Detroit.