Sunday, June 27, 2027 | 3:00 PM
Agnes Flanagan Chapel | 615 S Palatine Hill Rd, Portland, OR 97219
ABOUT THE CONCERT
We ask: whose land is it?
In partnership with Fear No Music and Las Matices Latin Ensemble, On This Land explores land, belonging, memory, and the stories held in place.
Kenji Bunch’s On This Land, commissioned by Resonance with poetry by Chisao Hata, reflects on Japanese American incarceration in the Pacific Northwest. Alongside it, Shruthi Rajasekar’s Whose Names Are Unknown and Freddy Vilches’s Abya Yala—a multilingual suite created with Indigenous poets from across the Americas—bring other histories and voices into the conversation.
Together, these works ask us to consider what it means to belong to a place, whose stories are remembered, and whose have been left unnamed.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Kenji Bunch, On This Land, with poetry by Chisao Hata
Shruthi Rajasekar, Whose Names Are Unknown
Freddy Vilches, Abya Yala
Featuring Fear No Music and Las Matices Latin Ensemble
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
Fear No Music
Las Matices Latin Ensemble
EVENT DETAILS
Season 18 subscriptions are on sale now, starting at $99, and include On This Land
Tickets: $45 adult / $35 senior / $15 student, artist & veteran / $5 Arts for All
A SEASON OF SHIFT
On This Land asks us to shift our perspective—to listen to the stories held in the places we inhabit, and to consider what we inherit, what we remember, and what we choose to carry forward.
ON THIS LAND IS GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY
Ronni Lacroute, Rossotti Family Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Oregon Arts Commission, Oregon Cultural Trust, Regional Arts & Culture Council, the City of Portland – Office of Arts & Culture, and Oregon Community Foundation.