Constellations
Indigenous Contemporary Art from the Americas
Constellations is a digital forum that will gather projects by artists, curators, scholars and museum professionals to discuss the notion of Indigenous contemporary art through a comparative perspective.
The aim of this digital forum is to build a constellation of essays, live lectures, panels and studio visits that debate the relationship between Indigeneity and contemporary art.
Geopoetics: Considers Indigenous cultural practices in relation to a critique of colonial discourses of belonging where the territorial order of the nation-state is reconfigured around notions of Indigenous sovereignties.
October 13 - 15
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Chronotopes: Explores the relationship between ancestrality and future, observing the discursive formations of contemporary Indigenous art and tracing trajectories of racialization and class struggle.
October 20 - 22
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Enunciations: Critically examines the epistemic universes and ideological complicities that have contributed to form the practices and theory around the notion of indigeneity.
October 27 - 29
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All live events are free.
Registered participants can access Zoom and participate in the Q&A sessions.
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This Event is organized by Hyundai Tate Research Centre: Transnational and the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC).
Contact:
campus.expandido@muac.unam.mx
