Cannupa Hanska Luger (b.1979) is a New Mexico based multidisciplinary artist creating monumental installations, sculpture and performance to communicate urgent stories of 21st Century Indigeneity. Incorporating ceramics, steel, fiber, repurposed
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Jeffrey Gormly has been engaged with social choreographic praxis since he led the Framemakers project in 2005 with collaborators Michael Klien and Steve Valk. He co-authored the Book of Recommendations,
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Diana Zyan, painter and muralist originally from Mexico City, studied visual arts at the School of Artistic Initiation of the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA). Her work is characterized
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Haitian Belgian art duo Lafleur & Bogaert (Michel Lafleur and Tom Bogaert} are best known for their critically acclaimed projects for documenta fifteen as part of Atis Rezistans / Ghetto
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Tysa Paulina was born in Mexico City and began her graffiti career at 16, after being exposed to it as an art form in high school. Her art style is
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Hokzyn is a visual artist from Mexico who primarily uses the technique of stencil combined with mixed media as tools to bring her ideas down to the physical world, choosing
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Bryan Rusch is a scholar of disability studies, design studies, and medical history. His research focuses on the lived reality of medicine and its intersection with the built environment. His
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(b. 1993) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Sara Alghesheyan is a multimedia artist. She began making short films while pursuing her BA in Media and Film at the University of San
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Pao Gallardo is deputy director of Laboratorio Arte Alameda in Mexico City. Her experience there, especially since 2015 as founder and coordinator of the Centro de Documentación Príamo Lozada |
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Paloma Gómez Puente (London, 1997) is an independent curator with studies in philosophy, specializing in philosophy of science, language, politics and formal aesthetics. Her practice up until now has revolved
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Marycarmen Bastida (Mexico, 1993) studied Digital Art with a specialization in Video Art. Her work involves the fields of artistic production, museological research, art education and social networks. Her latest
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Sydney Reede is a class of 2023 graduate of Trinity College of Arts & Sciences who earned highest distinction in her Program II major titled Fashioning Society: A Reassessment. While
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Florian Malzacher is a curator, writer, and dramaturg. His current projects include Training for the Future (with Jonas Staal). He was artistic director of Impulse Theater Festival in Cologne, Dusseldorf, and Mulheim/Ruhr (2013-2017), and
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Pop Box Gallery is a collaboration between Laura Ritchie and Mavis Gragg that brings zero-commission visual art exhibits and multidisciplinary arts programming to unexpected places. Their curatorial focus centers around
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Nicholas Mirzoeff is a visual activist, working at the intersection of politics, race and global/visual culture. In 2020-21 he was ACLS/Mellon Scholar and Society fellow in residence at the Magnum
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Rashida Bumbray is a curator and choreographer. In 2022, she curated Loophole of Retreat: Venice, a transnational gathering focused on Black women’s intellectual and creative labor as part of Simone
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Leonid Tsvetkov is an Amsterdam based Russian-American artist best known for his site-specific installations, manufactured spaces, and research into residues, history, and the nature of change. His work investigates the
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Sherrill Roland’s interdisciplinary practice deals with concepts of innocence, identity, and community; reimagining their social and political implications in the context of the American criminal justice system. For more than
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Nzinga Simmons is an emerging curator and art history scholar based in Durham, North Carolina. She earned a B.A. in Art History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel
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Mingyong Cheng is the MFA candidate in Experimental and Documentary Arts program at Duke. She is current teaching assistant and project manager of social practice lab. She was born in
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