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To celebrate our 5th annual Mercado Sagrado we've crafted our kind of after-party —and thanks to our friends @meetdosist + @indoek you can enter to win tickets to Mercado Sagrado + Morning after Mercado + a night’s stay at @zanjahouse —link for details on the event, tickets, and to enter the contest, in our bio.✨ . We’ll gather for a Malibu surf session led by @kassiasurf then head to the rooftop of the @thesurfridermalibu for tonics by @sunpotion , @canyoncoffee + @activistmanuka , a bountiful organic brunch and cannabis knowledge shared by @meetdosist . We’ll close with a cozy sound meditation by Kassia. . . . #morningaftermercado #malibu #mercadosagrado #dosist #indoek #sunpotion #surfrider #canyoncoffee #kassiameador #activistmanuka #consciouscityguide (at Surfrider Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bor1pJ8ggcy/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nkbkdoad1cqf

We’re thrilled to present Jay Nelson @jay at this October’s Mercado Sagrado— . Architectural forms carry an immense weight in our lives—on the most basic level they provide us with a safe place to rest and think but they also determine the way we interact with each other and create a frame for the outside world. Artist and builder Jay Nelson knows that the pieces of a structure can be arranged an infinite number of ways and believes those arrangements make us who we are. Jay will bring one of his mobile camping structures, and, along with a slideshow of his work, will be discussing how he considers the different pieces of a structure—how these parts are arranged and what they represent. A window, for instance, is a way of directing a person’s gaze toward a view or an idea. Furniture can be used to influence interaction with a space, an artwork, or another person. A roof and walls encourage privacy, intimacy, and inwardness. Lighting draws the gaze. Jay uses structures to direct an experience. . Jay Nelson is an artist and builder whose work has been featured in exhibitions at Bolinas Art Museum, the Berkeley Art Museum, the Oakland Museum of Art, the San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design, and various galleries around the country and world. He has commissioned work for the Oakland Airport, Mollusk Surf Shop, Patagonia, and Vissla. Jay has been featured in numerous publications including The New York Times Style Magazine, Surfer’s Journal, Juxtapose, and San Francisco Bay Guardian. He received his MFA from Bard College in 2008 and his BFA from California College of the Arts in 2004. . Saturday, October 13, 1pm . . . #jaynelson #mercadosagradoexperience #indoek #organicarchitecture #surfmobiles #mobilecamping (at San Francisco, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoLANdnAO7C/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1db59xl6ag05k