Ecologías Solidarias
About
As part of their exhibition Ecologías Solidarias, at the Aborn Gallery at AS220, artists Asma Kazmi and Anabel Vázquez Rodríguez will reunite to revisit and reimagine their performance from 20 years ago. This interdisciplinary performance will spark meaningful conversation and reflection on our contemporary and historical landscape. The artists will delve into new interpretations of material histories, colonial legacy, and collective memory.
Free. Registration for this in-person program is requested.
Asma Kazmi’s large scale installations blend physical and virtual spaces. Her sculptures,
connoting materiality, cultural lineage, and craft are juxtaposed with virtual and augmented reality models of art historical objects and particular geographies. Taking an expansive approach to installation art, she researches and reassesses the intertwining histories of Western colonialism and her diasporic Muslim culture. Kazmi has exhibited her work widely and is currently a professor in the department of Art Practice at UC Berkeley.
Anabel Vázquez Rodríguez is an artist, curator, and educator. Their artistic production
includes photography, painting, film/video, installation and performance art. They are
interested in otherness, anarcha-feminism, galactical dimensions and obliterating colonial systems. Vázquez Rodríguez has exhibited their work nationally and internationally.