Yuko Kudo - Artist, Multi-Hyphenate, just... Human -

WORK WITH ME
Are you looking for a collaborator who’s rooted in creativity and human centered approach? Let’s explore what working together can look like for us.
Love and light
Photo by @Tkactn Media
ART EXHIBITION
You can see some of my paintings at Cafe 424, located in Prime Produce Guild Hall in Hell's Kitchen, NY

MERCH
You can purchase Braver Love Journal and Greeting Cards on Etsy.


Are you looking to create an artistic and creative experience that can lead to discussion, meaning-making, healing? Let's have a chat about your vision.
I’ve collaborated as a contributing artist or teaching artist in events, conferences and summits, facilitating topics such as Arts in Health, Sustainability of Arts & Culture, Intersectionality as Economy.
02 Art Intervention / Teaching Artist


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Are you looking to build a program that can build social connection, community wellbeing and support creative health?
I helped develop and offered various workshops and webinars from local art organizations to global networks, related topics such are the role artists can play in the current world, sustainability of art and culture, narrative shifts through the lens of arts.
01 Workshop/Program Development





03 Documentation & Photography
If you’re in need of support with documenting what you’re creating, events, performances, workshops, would love to hear what you need support with.




Pricing Note
I believe in a world that’s reciprocal & non-exploitative. Affordable and/or Accessible mean different things for everyone.
My preferred way to work with you is to have a conversation, lay out the scope of work and our resources. Then we figure out what that looks like for everyone involved. Let us to be in the practice of being a good steward of our resources together, which includes time, money, energy, attention, human relationships and so much more.
"Charge your worth", "If they are not willing to pay, they might not want it." "If you are not charging high enough, people won't take your work seriously." These phrases are taking away our ability to care for collective sustainability and teaching us to devalue work that does not involve financial exchange.
Reference: Living Wage Calculator (NYC)
