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Posted @withregram • @roseartmuseum In EXILE—an ongoing project included in her solo exhibition at the Rose—Dora García invites authors and artists to write and send letters reflecting on the myriad of meanings within the concept of "exile." These letters, addressed to the institution where the work is on view, are displayed as an assembled collection to be explored by museum visitors. Learn more about this project and the impact of the current moment on “exile," in a live online conversation between artist Dora García and curator Ruth Estévez, tomorrow (April 21) at 12 PM! Please note: Registration for this event is required. Link in bio to sign up! Closed captioning for this program will be available. #RemoteWithTheRose #MuseumFromHome #DoraGarcía Photo by Carlie Febo (at Rose Art Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_QZhFsqTR4/?igshid=1alz3g3t8ca1b

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Be with us on Wednesday 22 12pm US and CANADA 6pmCentral European time -webinar! Posted @withregram • @roseartmuseum Next week, we are excited to be hosting our first live virtual event, a talk between artist Dora García and Senior Curator-at-Large Ruth Estévez. We invite you to RSVP to join us for a conversation focusing on García's participatory project EXILE and how her understanding of this work has deepened during our present, unprecedented moment. As many of us experience new forms of distancing and separation from our workplace, our loved ones, and our communities, the concept of “exile” gains additional resonance. Wednesday, April 22 at 12 PM | RSVP through the link in our bio! #RemoteWithTheRose #MuseumFromHome #DoraGarcia #ArtistTalk 📸 by Carlie Febo (at Rose Art Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_KkyKwq8zS/?igshid=1e77dr1ujvagf

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Posted @withregram • @roseartmuseum The title of this performance, "Two Planets Have Been Colliding for Thousands of Years,” perfectly illustrates the relationship between poetry and the visual arts for Dora García. Two people stand in each of the circles and agree to maintain a previously established distance from each other, a gesture that feels especially resonant in this moment. When one performer changes position, it provokes a response in the other, who also changes position to maintain the distance agreed at the start; and they do so while permanently locking gazes. The two performers regulate themselves in terms of position, posture, rhythm, and gaze, and do so in complete indifference to the audience. We hope to welcome you back to our galleries to experience it soon. #RemoteWithTheRose . . . . . Dora García, "Two Planets Have Been Colliding for Thousands of Years," Rose Art Museum, 2020. Photo by Charles Mayer.  #doragarcia #lovewithobstacles #performanceart #contemporaryart #roseartmuseum #poetry #visualart #brandeis #brandeisuniversity #boston #bosart #bosarts #waltham #walthamtourism #socialdistsancing #socialdistancing #wfh #museumfromhome #posture #rhythm #gaze (at Rose Art Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-j6m5-qgEM/?igshid=4hjrug1hei2z