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El sepelio de las cotorras nocturnas (2022) Anbre.
065 - Wilfredo Iam
Winter 2024-August 2024 (PC Mariah Karson). CCBdance Project at Links Hall in 2007.
July 24-27th Cartographies of Movement in Buenos Aires. Dance Studies Association presentation of "Cycles of Growth" screen dance made with Lacina Coulibaly and Jessica Ray to be shown at the Dance Studies Association with remote presentation on improvisation, collaboration, and process.
July 15th-18th IFTR Performance as Research Group sharing of methods in improvisation drawn from two solo works dating 15 years apart in relation to Jewish and African diasporic practices and identities. (unable to attend)
June 14th, 15th work "The Still, The Fleeting" in performance lab 1 with Hong Kong Academy of the Performing Arts will be shown in Dance Studio 1 theater for Dance 3 production. Commissioned work for HKAPA.
Revised work on La Lune (drafts winter into summer), solo with dramaturgie by Lacina Coulibaly. Music to be announced.
Move to HK January 2023. #jewishgirlsinHK, #screendance #interculturalism #par #dancemaking #improvisation
Decolonial aestheSis asks why Western aesthetic categories like ‘beauty’ or ‘representation’ have come to dominate all discussion of art and its value, and how those categories organise the way we think of ourselves and others: as white or black, high or low, strong or weak, good or evil. And decolonial art (or literature, architecture, and so on) enacts these critiques, using techniques like juxtaposition, parody, or simple disobedience to the rules of art and polite society, to expose the contradictions of coloniality. Its goal, then, is not to produce feelings of beauty or sublimity, but ones of sadness, indignation, repentance, hope, and determination to change things in the future.
URBAN x INDIGENOUS: Spirits of the Streets
I will be performing at URBAN x INDIGENOUS: Spirits of the Streets, a two-day community arts event that involves and encourages an inter-generational, multidisciplinary artistic approach to acknowledging the indigenous spirit in the urban jungle of our present day, summoning forth collective action through arts as activism.
Amidst an amazing lineup of artists, organizers, scholars, and community leaders, I will participate on Day Two during the performance activations. It would be wonderful to see some of you there!
I felt a synergy with the UxI community and reached out to them, and am looking forward to this event where my “indigenous self” can remain rooted in an aesthetic/creative practice that is spirit-led, enchanted, connective, and relational—in a politics of resistance, memory, belonging, and place—in community imagined and imagining outside the limitations of colonial logicmind.
When: June 6-7, 2015 Where: SOMArts Cultural Center, San Francisco Tickets available here
teach you. i cannot. i am too busy making blood.
"privilege" by Nayyirah Waheed
Super excited to start my series known as the "Decolonial Artivista Diaries" a collection of truths, sketches, pensamientos, y mas. Already made some creations and pumped to continue even further with it. :D
Estética decolonial Decolonial aesthetics