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SUMMARY:Mystic Triangle: Film Screening & Artist Talk
DESCRIPTION:A preview screening of Mystic Triangle\, Christopher Mitchell’s documentary shot across three lakou over 15 years in Haiti\, followed by a conversation with artist Dimitry Saïd Chamy. \nThe two participating artists in Count It All Joy discuss how they come at the same word from opposite directions. Mitchell travels to the lakou and films what is still held there — land\, rhythm\, lineage\, obligation\, kept in the same hands. Chamy’s installation\, My memory palace is more of a lakou. When I draw\, it rains\, builds one out of memory: his grandmother Mémé’s fabric treasures\, his grandfather Luc’s garden\, his great-grandmother Yaya’s healing hands\, all of it reassembled from what he calls the generative paradox of poorly remembered fragments. \nOne goes to the site. The other draws until it rains.
URL:https://greenspacemiami.org/event/mystic-triangle-film-screening-artist-talk/
LOCATION:Green Space Miami\, 7200 Biscayne Blvd\, Miami\, FL\, 33138\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grit’s Anniversary | Short Film & Conversation
DESCRIPTION:A celebration of the anniversary of Grits\, a solo exhibition by Clarence S Josey II\, curated by Lauryn Lawrence. The evening will include a screening of a short film about the closing night of Grits by Aaron J. Jackson\, followed by a conversation moderated by Reginald L. O’Neal\, reflecting on the work\, the exhibition\, and the community that supported the show.
URL:https://greenspacemiami.org/event/grits-anniversary-short-film-conversation/
LOCATION:Green Space Miami\, 7200 Biscayne Blvd\, Miami\, FL\, 33138\, United States
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SUMMARY:WOPHA - Opening Night: Photographing Myself
DESCRIPTION:The opening reception of “Photographing Myself: Bunny Yeager [in Dialogue with Aldeide Delgado\, Naomi Fisher\, and Val Souza].” \n  \nPhotographing Myself: Bunny Yeager [in Dialogue with Aldeide Delgado\, Naomi Fisher\, and Val Souza] presents a feminist intervention by curator Aldeide Delgado into How I Photograph Myself (1964)\, a landmark photobook by pioneering Miami-based photographer Bunny Yeager (1929–2014). \n  \nYeager began her career as a pin-up model before establishing herself as a photographer in the 1950s. Moving across photography\, modeling\, writing\, filmmaking\, and fashion\, she became one of the most influential figures in American photography of the 1950s and 1960s. \n  \nIn How I Photograph Myself\, Yeager turned the camera toward herself\, staging her image through clothing\, makeup\, hairstyles\, poses\, props\, and locations. Taking the book as its point of departure\, the exhibition presents selected and intervened fragments from the publication\, contextualizing Yeager’s photoperformative practice through her own voice and reconsidering her legacy through questions of agency\, self-representation\, the male gaze\, and female spectatorship. \n  \nYeager’s work enters into dialogue with contemporary artists Naomi Fisher and Val Souza\, whose practices explore desire\, feminism\, performance\, the body\, and visual culture. The exhibition presents rarely seen work by Miami-based Fisher and marks the first presentation of Brazilian artist Val Souza’s work in the United States.
URL:https://greenspacemiami.org/event/wopha-opening-night-photographing-myself/
LOCATION:Green Space Miami\, 7200 Biscayne Blvd\, Miami\, FL\, 33138\, United States
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