Mimi Cherono Ng’ok (Kenyan, born 1983) combines the visual language of vernacular photography, the tactility of printed material, and the immersion of installation art to produce an emotional, multisensory experience.
Photo credit: Sandi Villarreal
featuring a conversation between artist Nate Powell and curator Rebecca Giordano
with Tameka Norris, Brontez Purnell Dance Company, and Kenya (Robinson)
with Meka Jean "Ivy League Ratchet" encore performance and The Younger Lovers opening
in collaboration with Performance as Public Practice
Award-winning artist LaToya Ruby Frazier speaks about her ongoing documentation of the impact of deindustrialization on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania. Best known for her black-and-white photographic series Notion of Family, Frazier’s work explores identity, place, legacies of industrialization, complex familial relationships, and illness.
