Join Clockshop for a new performance by artist Kiyo Gutiérrez set along the inclined riverbanks of the Los Angeles River, Paayme Paxaayt. Through choreographies of movement and sound, Gutierrez draws attention to the interconnectedness of bodies, both human and non-human, and the river’s historic and present ecologies. Framed as a ritual-performance, the work honors the Pacific lamprey, an ancient fish once abundant in the river, now locally extinct due to the pressures of urban development. The performance will be accompanied by a soundscape by artist Eva Aguila.

RSVP link to be released in May.
Listening by Moonrise; Kiyo Gutiérrez with Eva Aguila
Sunday, June 28, 2026
4:00–6:00 PM
Location TBD

ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Kiyo Gutiérrez is a Mexican multidisciplinary artist based in Guadalajara and Los Angeles. Trained in history, her ritual-performances integrate archival research, sculpture, textile, sound, and audience participation. Gutiérrez is a recipient of the Franklin Furnace Fund, the Macomber Travel Grant, a Fulbright Scholarship, and was nominated for the Gilder/Coigney International Theatre Award. 

Eva Aguila is a Mexican-American interdisciplinary artist whose work examines the complexities of diasporic identity through video, sound, and installation. She has exhibited and performed internationally and locally at the Vincent Price Art Museum, SUR:biennial , CURRENT:LA FOOD, and Human Resources, LA. She is the co-founder of Coaxial Arts Foundation.

ACCESSIBILITY
Accessibility information to be publicized in May 2026. 

CREDITS
This event was made possible by our ongoing partnership with California State Parks and The Nature Conservancy, and through support from the Safe Clean Water Program. Listening by Moonrise is generously supported by Accelerate Resilience Los Angeles (ARLA) and Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts.