Curating as an Act of Political Resistance
Pratt Institute School of Architecture | Higgins Hall
61 St James Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11238
This session examines community curating as a tool for dismantling power structures. We will explore the Biennial in Resistance, which supports social demands through art. Participants will learn to channel their rage into artistic spaces, facilitating art as a medium for social protest and activism.
Maya Juracán is a curator, activist, and Contemporary Art History professor. As chief curator of the street-based Bienal En Resistencia and co-creator of La Revuelta, a feminist curatorial collective, she challenges official narratives and writes on breaking traditional art spaces.
www.mayajuracan.com
Maya Juracán is a curator, activist, and Contemporary Art History professor. As chief curator of the street-based Bienal En Resistencia and co-creator of La Revuelta, a feminist curatorial collective, she challenges official narratives and writes on breaking traditional art spaces.
www.mayajuracan.com