Breaking and unveiling the immigration glossary of severalty

Performance / The 8th Floor / 17 West 17th St. / Nueva York, New York, Estados Unidos
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Cuándo:
El 24 mar de 2018

Comisariada por:
Andrea Valencia Aranda, Maria Alejandra Saenz, Natalia Viera Salgado

Organizada por:
The 8th Floor

Correo electrónico
colectivosehablaespanol@gmail.com

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Etiquetas
Arte de Acción  Arte de Acción en New York 

       

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Descripción de la Exposición

Severalty was a participatory workshop organized by Se habla español, a collective of graduate students currently enrolled at the School of Visual Arts’ Masters in Curatorial Practice Program. Se habla español was conceived to investigate the nature of immigrant identity and the language surrounding it in the context of U.S. contemporary culture and media, exploring terms including: alien, border, brain drain, Dreamer, immigrant, Latino-Hispanic, national, refugee, and sanctuary city, among others. Developed to launch an ongoing collective project, Severalty functioned as presentation, participatory workshop, and discussion. The event brought together practitioners and experts from different disciplines and backgrounds – art, education, activism, and law – to reconsider the use and effects of immigration terminology in this political moment. Presenters and workshop leaders – Guadalupe Ruiz Fajardo, Gonzalo Guerrero, Patricia Rodriguez, Carla Stellweg, Denise Vivar, Coral N. Negron, Cinthya Santos Briones – took part in a non-hierarchical conversation. Se habla español is comprised of Noelia Lecue Francia, María Alejandra Sáenz García, Andrea Valencia Aranda, and Natalia Viera Salgado, hailing from Spain, Colombia, Mexico, and Puerto Rico respectively, whose collective nationality and immigration status includes U.S. citizen, temporary worker, student visa holder, foreign-born, and American, among others.

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