EXHIBITION June 17 — August 7 2021
« Rabia en los labios, mareos en el corazón »
Francheska Alcántara, Fedra Gutiérrez, Diana Padilla, Joao Rietmann
Michelle Sáenz Burrola, Sara Serratos & agustine zegers
« Rabia en los labios, mareos en el corazón » exhibition view
Michelle Sáenz Burrola, “América por el sur (la tripa)” (2018)
Fedra Gutiérrez, “Rasgando el silencio” (2021)
« Rabia en los labios, mareos en el corazón » exhibition view
Diana Padilla, “Herminia R.” & “Eugenia A.” (2021)
Fedra Gutiérrez, "Deux faces de la même médaille" (2020)
« Rabia en los labios, mareos en el corazón » exhibition view
agustine zegers, "Poema de supermercado" (2021)
agustine zegers, "Poema de supermercado" (2021)
agustine zegers, "Poema de supermercado" (2021)
agustine zegers, "Poema de supermercado" (2021)
Sara Serratos, “Judy Monitored” (2020-2021)
« Rabia en los labios, mareos en el corazón » exhibition view
Joao Rietmann, “Dysmorphia MkIII” (2021)
Joao Rietmann, “Dysmorphia MkIII” (2021)
Francheska Alcántara, “Fondo III” (2021)
Francheska Alcántara, “Fondo II” (2021)
Francheska Alcántara, “Fondo I” (2021)
Francheska Alcántara, “La zafra (Sweet Delicacy)” (2021)
Francheska Alcántara, “Starry Ocean” (2021)
« Rabia en los labios,
mareos en el corazón »
Francheska Alcántara, Fedra Gutiérrez, Diana Padilla, Joao Rietmann, Michelle Sáenz Burrola, Sara Serratos & agustine zegers
curated by Ivonne Dubois
June 14 – August 7, 2021
« Rabia en los labios, mareos en el corazón » explores the departures and returns from the global south to the global north, addressing and verbalizing a series of tensions that arise from these crossings. The work of the artists that take part of this exhibition functions as a series of pronouncements that testify the empowerment we mobilize when traveling and inhabiting the world as migrant and dissident bodies, as bodies that build gestures of resistance: to get together to exist, to get together to belong, to get together to be visible.
How do we negotiate our presence in territories that exercise power over our legal existence through visas, residence permits, and asylum claims?
How to inhabit and perform as bodies traversed by colonial pasts, infected by capitalist systems and violated by male domination and hetero-patriarchal norms?
How do we develop mechanisms to deal with exoticization, precariousness, marginalization, racism and sexism?
— Ivonne Dubois
Image Credit : Alfredo Mora