Posts tagged identity
Summer Residency in Havana, Cuba
Summer Residency in Havana, Cuba

Good news this morning: my summer artist residency application in Havana, Cuba was ACCEPTED.

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Art-Making & MusingsGina Clynegina clyne, photography, los angeles, california, los angeles photography, application, art practice, artist residency, contemporary art, cuba, cuban, cubano, daughter of an immigrant, diaspora, explore, grief, habana, havana, identity, immigrant, loss, mother, mother cuba, motherland, multiracial, photographer, place, resident artist, summer, travel
Tanya Aguiñiga: Metabolizing the Border, Performance
Tanya Aguiñiga: Metabolizing the Border, Performance

Metabolizing the Border, Tanya explains, “Following three years of active physical and emotional labor on the entire border, my body is now trying to figure out what to do with all I have experienced.

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