Gabriela Golder, Cartas/Letters (film still), 2018. Video installation, dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist.
To celebrate the launch of the Seeing through Stone exhibition catalog, experience abolitionist world-building in action by people directly impacted by incarceration with two exhibiting artists. Join us for a talk with Caleb Duarte and artists from Santa Cruz Barrios Unidos, followed by a special performance organized by Gabriela Golder.
A Long Line of Strong Women (Weaving through Time) is a performance proposal conceived by Gabriela Golder in collaboration with women living in the region who have been impacted by the global carceral system. Built through a series of shared conversations, meetings, and personal archives over the course of a month, the performance weaves together moments of confinement, resistance, and solidarity.
6pm: Talk with Caleb Duarte, Nane Alejandrez, director and founder of Santa Cruz Barrios Unidos, Sonny Trujillo, and Frank Alejandrez.
7pm: A Long Line of Strong Women (Weaving through Time) performed by Diana Alejandrez, Lisa Alejandrez, Nancy Alejandrez, Ksenia Fir, Gabriela Golder, and Marissa Guzman
A limited number of exhibition catalogs will be available for purchase at the Museum Store. Be the first to get your hands on this special publication!
Advance registration includes admission to the Museum.
This program is presented in conjunction with Seeing through Stone, a multi-sited exhibition that is part of Visualizing Abolition.