Programming

*all events will happen on zoom, all times PDT*
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Saturday Panels
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BETWEEN
Oct 10th, 12pm ●
(moderated by Arushi Singh & Christina Novakov-Ritchey)
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WITHIN
Oct 17th, 11am ●
(moderated by Darla Migan & Luce de Lire)
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‍OUTSIDE
Oct 24th, 12pm ●
(moderated by Manuel Arturo-Abreu)
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‍AROUND
Oct 31, 11am ●
(moderated by Triwi Harjito & Ana Stojanovic)
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More information on the panels can be found below.
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SUNDAY MANIFESTO WORKSHOP
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‍Hope as Discipline: A Manifesto Workshop
Oct 11th and Oct 25th, 12-3pm ●
(by Gosia Wojas, Silvi Naçi and Ana Baginski)
‍Sign up here 



PERFORMANCES AND TALKS
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Guillermo Gomez-Pena
TBA ●


As you are navigating through this exhibition, please consider participating in Real Fiction Hotline, a live text messaging engagement enacted by artists Woohee Cho and Jenny Eom.
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Twenty-nine free and independent nations of Asia and Africa are meeting in Bandung, Indonesia, to discuss ‘racialism and colonialism’ … What was this? I scanned the list of nations involved … I began a rapid calculation of the population of the nations listed and, when my total topped the billion mark, I stopped, pulled off my glasses and tried to think....And what had these nations in common? Nothing, it seemed to me, but their past relationship to the Western world … This meeting of the rejected was in itself a kind of judgment upon that Western world!”
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Richard Wright reportage on Bandung in Black Power: Three Books from Exile

Additional Panel Information:
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‍BETWEEN
The Contradictions of Non-Alignment
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‍Christina Novakov-Ritchey and Arushi Singh
‍In conversation with:
‍Anika Ahuja
Claire Chambless
Woohee Cho
Jenny Eom
Sonia Knop
Ian Dolton-Thornton

“Between” serves as both an absence and an anticipation. While to be in-between is to be nowhere (neither one thing nor the other), it is also an active space of redefinition where one has the potential to articulate a new position. Within the context of this exhibition, “between” as absence and anticipation is explored through the lens of non-alignment. This panel discussion will circle around themes of absence, accountability, decentering the author and artistic responsibility.  
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WITHIN
Luce de Lire & Darla Migan 
In conversation with:
‍Anietie Ekanem
Grace Phillips
Guava Rhee
Laurie Robins
Shirin Towfiq

OUTSIDE
manuel arturo abreu & Hannah Black
In conversation with:
‍Kelechi Agwuncha
Kevin Claiborne
Alexis Gautier
Stephanie Mei Huang
Mariana Parisca
Evelyn Yin

AROUND
Triwi Harjito & Ana Stojanovic
In conversation with:
‍Rachel Ashton
Miko Veldkamp
Tania Zaidi
Miguel Monroy
Gosia Wojas
Silvi Naçi

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