Resilient Roots: Ecofeminism in Video Performance
Resilient Roots: Ecofeminism in Video Performance explores the profound intersection of ecofeminism and contemporary art through the lens of six prominent Latin American artists. Using video performance as a powerful medium, the exhibition delves into themes of environmental justice, sustainability, and gender equity. These works illuminate the intimate bond between women and the earth, challenging patriarchal and extractivist systems while inspiring reflections on more sustainable and equitable practices. This timely showcase amplifies underrepresented voices in the global environmental dialogue, fostering critical conversations about humanity's connection to nature.
March 1 - April 18, 2025
Opening Reception: March 6th at 6pm
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Curated by Alexandra Trujillo Tamayo.
Artists: Maya Ponce, Regina José Galindo, Alexia Miranda, Rocío Soria, Alexandra Moshenek, Tzitzi Barrantes
Our “face” to the community, and the city at large, is our exhibitions program. BRAC’s exhibitions are designed to affect cultural and social change through art that is both innovative and educational. We support our guest curators to present fresh arts experiences to the Bronx while nurturing our local talent. A focus of our vision is to blur the lines between professional art practice and community self-expression. Many of the artists we show embrace a social-practice mode of operation that is as much about making a sociopolitical statement as it is about creating a resonant visual experience. For each exhibit, we include community engagement activities such as tours, panels, and workshops, as well as mixers and virtual art productions that align with the pulse of our community.