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"FROM MY BODY" Bay Area Exhibition
"From My Body" Bay Area Exhibition
Reflections on the stories and memories that bodies carry, and the processes of release - sponsored by Kearny Street Workshop OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, December 15th 6-9PM Exhibiting Artists: Kimberly Acebo Arteche, Kelvin Burzon, Nathaniel DeVivo, & Sophia Schultz Rocha CLOSING RECEPTION: January 12th, 12-3PM, 2019 EXHIBITION: December 15, 2108 - January 12, 2019 |
Arc Gallery Hours: Wednesdays & Thursdays 1-6PM and Saturdays 12-3PM
From My Body is a multidisciplinary exhibition that showcases the multiple releases of bodies’subjectivities that describe the navigation, resistance and dialogue with external forces that countereach of these artists’ lived experiences. The structures of power that impact the stories and memories we experience and inherit are put in conversation with the what can be passed on to following generations. Beyond simply affect, activation must be inspired in order to move toward revolutionary futurity - the belief that in order for social transformation occur, we must first transcend the self.
Educator and philosopher Paulo Freire used Revolutionary Futurity to express the threat of immobility while addressing the importance learning from the past to inform the ways to build our future. As artists living in a political climate that continues to be hostile and violent to historically oppressed communities and bodies, how do we use our creative practices to move toward social transformation?
Educator and philosopher Paulo Freire used Revolutionary Futurity to express the threat of immobility while addressing the importance learning from the past to inform the ways to build our future. As artists living in a political climate that continues to be hostile and violent to historically oppressed communities and bodies, how do we use our creative practices to move toward social transformation?
Exhibiting Artists:
Kimberly Acebo Arteche - http://www.kimarteche.com/
Kelvin Burzon - http://www.kelvinburzon.com/
Nathaniel DeVivo - https://www.nathanieldevivophoto.com/
Sophia Schultz Rocha - https://www.sophia-schultz.com/
Kimberly Acebo Arteche - http://www.kimarteche.com/
Kelvin Burzon - http://www.kelvinburzon.com/
Nathaniel DeVivo - https://www.nathanieldevivophoto.com/
Sophia Schultz Rocha - https://www.sophia-schultz.com/
Founded in 1972, Kearny Street Workshop is the oldest Asian Pacific American multidisciplinary arts organization in the country. KSW offers classes and workshops, salons, and student presentations, as well as professionally curated and produced exhibitions, performances, readings, and screenings. KSW makes artists out of community members and community members out of artists. For the past 45 years, KSW has nurtured the creative spirit, offered an important platform for new voices to be heard, and connected artists with community.