A virtual discussion led by Natalia Viera Salgado, Associate Curator and co-curator of Past as Prologue: A Historical Acknowledgment, about the aesthetic strategies of colonialism and imperialism through 19th century landscape and cartography, featuring respondents WAI Think Tank, architects, educators, and authors of the ‘Manual of Anti-Racist Architecture,’ in conversation with Enrique Chagoya NA and other participating artists to be […]
About Facilitators Sam Sundos is a Palestinian-American artist living and working in Brooklyn who expresses himself through various mediums. His work includes paintings, drawings, and hand-embroidered cotton/canvas tapestries. Sundos uses recurring characters throughout his art to explore themes of self-discovery, self-acceptance, and the duality of human existence. His paintings and drawings depict subjects that appear […]
Red Notes are recordings of tones, observations, and gestures that transmit sharp and expressive qualities often associated with the psychological characteristics of red. A red note oscillates between numbness and intensity; it can be overtly obvious in visibility or embrace obscurity. Regardless of the spectrum, reading and identifying a red note is a deeply personal […]
