Archive Acts presents, I FASHIONED MYSELF A MIRROR
'I Fashioned Myself a Mirror featured films made by women and non-binary makers from the Caribbean or of Caribbean descent.
These films consider our proximity to archives—historical and personal—how we’re represented and how we’re writing ourselves in.'
FILMMAKERS: Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich Deborah Jack Natalie Willis Rox Campbell Natalie Willis Kearra Amaya Gopee
The 06/12/2020 panel with filmmakers: Kearra Amaya Gopee and Deborah Jack and programmer, Tamika Galanis.
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Water & Time features African Diaspora women artists working through video, photography, performance considering themes of history, space and the role of water. In conversation with Niama Safia Sandy, Adama Delphine Fawundu, and Buhlebezwe Siwani.
Upcoming Exhibitions/Events
We the People: 50 Years of Women's Studies and Activism Through Art
Fall 2020 (Postponed)
SDSU Downtown Gallery
RECENT PRESS
Frieze Magazine
The Revolutionary Potential of a ‘Caribbean Future’ , by Monic Usezerwicz
‘THE OTHER SIDE OF NOW’ LOOKS TO THE FUTURE OF THE CARIBBEAN by Elisa Turner
Recent Exhibitions
Isolation to Revolution / Rebirth to Dissent
October 08 - December 11, 2020
Pen and Brush
New York, New York
The Visual Life of Social Affliction
A Small Axe Project
JULY 10-Sept. 27, 2020
TENT Rotterdam
The Netherlands
The Other Side of Now
July 18, 2019- June 2, 2020
Perez Art Museum of Miami
Curators: Maria Elena Ortiz and Dr. Marsha Pearce
video segment from "drawn by water: wait/weight on the water" 2018