PBS- In the Life, February 2003
When Kevin Cata's AIDS medications changed, instead of discarding his unused drugs, he called on his creative childhood passions. So Cata, a.k.a. Mooshka, crafted the pills into artwork that fused his gay identity and Pueblo Indian roots--art which has saved his own life and continues to open the eyes of others about the disease. Interviews include Christine Pelkin, R.N., San Francisco General Hospital, and family members from San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico, Herman Agoya and Stella Clay.
L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center, July 2002
The premiere showing of the newest creation of Kinky Kachinas was meet with rave reviews.
Gay and Lesbian Community Center, New York May 2000
"13 Fetish Kachinas," including paintings, dolls, and his most recent work was held at Manhattan's Gay and Lesbian Community Center during the Center's grand opening.
Gay Games - Amsterdam, NL, August 1998
In 1998 Mooshka began his series of sculptures utilizing expired HIV related drugs entitled "Pill Art." During the 1998 International
Gay Games Culture Arts Exhibits in Amsterdam, Netherlands, he presented both his "Pill Art" and Kachina work at a private showing. Representing
North America, Mooshka received a Medal of Honor for his work.
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