Month: July 2021
do / you
This project by writer and video artist Jason Lipeles explores questions of past and present, and of love in isolation and through connection, and relies heavily upon the asterisk’s potential.
Fabienne Lasserre: Eye Contact
Paintings have always talked to walls—what’s on, built into, attached to, hung from, and tucked away inside them; how they...
Nikima Jagudajev: Getting To Know Each Other in Public
Nikima Jagudajev choreographs the social. In her latest work, Jagudajev brings together the following elements: Dance, the I Ching, food, Zoom, meditation, live musical performance, time portals, long-term collaborators, new performers, and the audience.
Suzanne Bocanegra: Valley
“If I am such a legend, then why am I so lonely?” Judy Garland once lamented. The Hollywood icon was...
(R)education: Exhibiting the Asian American Experience
The hope is for the work to spark conversations that would change perceptions of Asian Americans for the better, as well as to hold white supremacist ideals to account.