January 10, 2018 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Reorienting the Imaginaries presents a controversial study of the racialized and gendered form, insomuch that understanding the complexities of confronting one’s own (mis)representations becomes catalysts for subversion and creation of autonomous futures.
Take part in an intimate community dinner and discussion examining the impact of culture and identity misrepresentation on food, art, clothing, and health. Food will be provided by Oakland Bloom, whose mission is “to provide resources for aspiring food business owners from the refugee, immigrant, and under-resourced communities, to be part of the rapidly changing food culture of the Bay Area.”
This free event has limited capacity and RSVP is strongly encouraged.
REORIENTING THE IMAGINARIES
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Anum Awan
Jeffrey Cheung
Adrian Clutario
Gina M. Contreras
Sofía Córdova
Sara Emsaki
Jamil Hellu
Kalahati
Việt Lê with Jamie Maxtone-Graham
Diana Li
Cathy Lu
Christopher Martin
Nina Reyes Rosenberg
Shirin Towfiq
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Anum Awan
Jeffrey Cheung
Adrian Clutario
Gina M. Contreras
Sofía Córdova
Sara Emsaki
Jamil Hellu
Kalahati
Việt Lê with Jamie Maxtone-Graham
Diana Li
Cathy Lu
Christopher Martin
Nina Reyes Rosenberg
Shirin Towfiq
CURATORS
Robin Birdd
Anh Bui
Shirin Makaremi
Renae Moua
Lena Sok
Anh Bui
Shirin Makaremi
Renae Moua
Lena Sok
Image credit: Viêt Lê, “Charlie’s Angel,” from the “love bang!” series, 2013. Image courtesy of the artist.
