Kimiko Warner-Broder

Liberation Arts are keys to developing the essence of the whole person. When applying Liberation Arts techniques, we access our histories, and link our stories to unresolved globalized issues. We share our stories using performative and visual arts activities.

Our stories fuel social action and restorative justice that can affect our future. In this way we connect our histories to unsolved urgent issues to unearth options, solutions and hope.

About Me

Workshops

Academic Employment & Residencies

Kimiko Warner-Turner

Cultural Fieldworker/Teaching Artist/Arts Administrator

Master of Arts in Applied Theatre Arts, USC

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Liberation Arts are keys to developing the essence of the whole person. When applying Liberation Arts techniques, we access our histories, and link our stories to unresolved globalized issues. We share our stories using performative and visual arts activities.

﻿Liberation Arts are​ keys to developing the essence of the whole person. When applying Liberation Arts techniques, we access our histories, and link our stories to unresolved globalized issues. We share our stories using performative and visual arts activities.

Liberation Arts are keys to developing the essence of the whole person. When applying Liberation Arts techniques, we access our histories, and link our stories to unresolved globalized issues. We share our stories using performative and visual arts activities.