Join Emma Robbins, artist, activist, community organizer, and founder of The Chapter House, as well as Amanda Sroka, ICA LA Senior Curator, for a walkthrough of Speaking in Tongues, an exhibition featuring an intergenerational and international group of contemporary artists who embrace the role of art as a conduit to the spiritual. Exploring and expanding notions of the sacred and the divine, the presentation includes both new and pre-existing works by artists engaging with embodied and ecstatic forms of expression, ritual, and translation. A new commission within the exhibition is a score titled Codetalker (2026) by Raven Chacon and Candice Hopkins, the audio for which is playing daily at TCH. At a moment when religion is increasingly weaponized as an instrument to divide, Speaking in Tongues celebrates the spiritual as a tool for survival, kinship, and communion—centering the work of Indigenous and diasporic artists from the Global South to trace shared connections across geographies, cultures, and time.