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Diasporic Spidering: Counter Archive, and Collective Memory
Mar
15
to Apr 8
Exhibitions

Diasporic Spidering: Counter Archive, and Collective Memory

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Please join us for the opening reception on March 15th or visit the exhibition before it closes on April 8th! “Diasporic Spidering, Counter-Archiving, and Collective Memory” is an experimental exhibition that displays select videos from Rhodnie Désir’s “BOW’T TRAIL”, highlighting Haiti, Brazil, and New Orleans, and features a new sculptural installation titled “Silk Strands, Silk Traces”.

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