Yoni Mudra Art Gallery

06/22/2026

06/20/2026

The more this conversation unfolded, the more I started to sense an earnest alignment between what it's like to operate a v***a art gallery in a mid-sized Canadian city and what it's like to perform drag in a mid-sized Canadian city.

Exploration, defiance, courage, and a lot of hard work behind the scenes while facing society's assumptions and projections.

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Absolutely fascinating conversation with MissConduct. Thank you to them for their constant graciousness and authenticity.

The entire conversation will soon be uploaded on our YT channel, link in bio and here: https://youtube.com/Yoni Mudra Channel

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06/17/2026

Some highlights from our first open mic on Friday, June 5th to celebrate the opening of our Vu!va and Vag!na Art Exhibit. The night featured a wide variety of performances, singing, poetry, drag, sorry Sarah Bailey that I didn't capture your very pro musical performance.

We will begin holding weekly open mics on Saturday afternoons starting on July 4th.

Please contact Patrick Sheese Patrick Sheese if you'd like to perform. They are organizing the July 4th event.

Kosame Xia 雨 will organize other weeks. Reach out to either for more information.

Performers include:
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fridder
MissConduct
Mama Muse
Alexis Christine Wild
The Neighbourhood Hotties
Kellie knipe
Sarah Bailey

06/17/2026

No words for how fabulous, inspiring, educational, and beautiful tonight's performance of 'This is My V***a', directed by Fran Bouwman of Viva la Flying V***a.

The Revolution will not be televised but it is happening.

V***a reclamation will soon be mainstream. We invite you to join this evolved collective timeline before the curve.

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06/15/2026

Excerpt from our a beautiful conversation with artist Emmy Tran for Yoni Mudra Channel.

The full interview with Emmy of "Q***r Art as Liberation" for our The Secrets of Yoni Art podcast series is available on our YT channel, see link in bio and below https://youtube.com/Yoni Mudra Channel?si=BPcgeh6kOJYXfAi-

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06/14/2026

Big, big thank you to Alysha Brilla and Ciara Collingbourne Ciara Collingbourne for making our Vu!va and Vag!na Art Exhibit Opening Reception an absolutely magical experience of femininity and art.

Thank you to everyone who supported this launch. We hope to bring Alysha back again soon.

From everyone at YMAG, we wish Alysha so much fun and recognition during her Summer Tour.

Alysha, thank you for bringing your immense talents and for inspiring the whole world to reach towards greater heights of love, compassion, unity, and humanity. ❤️🌹

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06/14/2026

A short excerpt from our podcast interview with Fran Bouwman of Viva la Flying V***a where she explains how the 'This is My V***a' production was created and why.

'This is My V***a' is a series of 12 stories by women and v***a owners about the experience of living with a v***a told through story-telling, dance, and v***a cosplay.

The next performance is at the Registry Theatre in Kitchener, Ontario on Tuesday, June 16th at 7:30pm.

Tickets available via link in bio and here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/this-is-my-v***a-at-registry-theatre-tickets-1985952673908

The full interview with Fran will be available on our YT Channel.

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06/13/2026

We're in Henny's Handcrafted Pride Market today in Gaukel until 8pm, swing by, there's a diversity of vendors to check out.

06/12/2026

If you are local to Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, 'This is My Vu!va' is a spectacle of vu!vaness that you don't want to miss!

This theater production includes dancing, singing, story-telling, and vu!lva cosplay to tell a story about a very misunderstood body part: the great portal and temple of the human body.

Performances in Collingwood in the Spring received wide acclaim. This is an excellent date night idea.

We live in a special and progressive part of the world, enjoy this unique experience and the freedom to think and experience the world differently, told through the eyes of women and vu!va owners.

Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/this-is-my-v***a-at-registry-theatre-tickets-1985952673908?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQPNTY3MDY3MzQzMzUyNDI3AAGnzfIFZZ9CMEyH-QG8LMOXoXMM43f5-Qzfu3oPCpk0OMGA2ZNhC_gJmGX2Lek_aem_1S0E-Q7CedxelA9NOeDQSA

Registry Theatre, June 16th at 7:30pm

Director: Fran Bouwman of Viva la Flying V***a

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06/12/2026

YMAG’s Cat Tarot Art Submission

XVII THE MOON | Kosame Xia

The Moon in tarot often represents intuition and subconscious. Many of these themes intertwine heavily with femininity and so I wanted to incorporate our galleries themes within the card itself.

The Smith-Waite version depicts a wild and a tamed wolf before a small pool of water with a lobster emerging from the depths. The wolves stand within a landscape featuring two towers and a single path illuminated by the Moon.

I wanted to encapsulate the core visuals of the card while still telling a unique story.

I replaced the traditional moon and its leaves with a blood orange and seeds to represent the womb space and its influence on our realm. The womb can often be attributed to a divine unconsciousness as we are held in our mother’s sacred waters, unaware of what is to come.

The seeds falling into the landscape represent this “sowing” of the unconscious and how things we aren’t fully aware of can still impact the present reality.

Instead of wolves, I chose cats to keep with the Cat Tarot theme, but also notable that felines are typically associated with more feminine energy. Cats are notable for their strict boundaries and subtle body language and for years have been the animal one would associate with “a lonely woman”. Many forget however that the feline is nothing but lonely, and instead prefers to form close knit bonds with few others with strong boundaries typically enforced. It is akin to how many perceive women to be “complicated” when in actuality the feminine experience becomes much more comprehensible when boundaries are respected.

The wild untamed cat is the tiger to represent the unruly aspects of the subconscious and the tamed cat is the little orange guy to represent the more softer aspects of our minds.

Water is very often associated with subconscious and emotions and the lobster in the Smith-Waite version emerging from the water is meant to represent the early stages of consciousness starting to take shape.

I chose a serpent instead due to its attachment to the Kundalini in Ta***ic Art. Its connection to emotional freedom and rebirth aligns well.