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“Dear Miami,” Orlando Estrada, September 29th – November 15th, 2020. Billboard installation in Miami Springs, BFI and Bridge Initiative for WATERPROOF MIAMI.

Multi-year Program Support

Bas Fisher Invitational

Miami, FL

Revolution on Trial 017 – : Alex Callender, “History Constructs the House That Sometimes Holds Us,” 2020. Installation view, graphite pencil and acrylic on Stonehenge paper, printed vinyl Photo Tex wallpaper, wood, size variable. Photo Credit: Jessica Smolinski.

Multi-year Program Support

Artspace

New Haven, CT

Gretchen Hasse, “We Are Fighting You Now,” 2020. Video still. Courtesy of the artist.

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516 Arts

Albuquerque, NM

2022 Baltimore Pride Film Festival Panel Discussion with LGBTQ Elders2

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Maryland Film Festival

Baltimore, MD

Slave Rebellion Reenactment, November 2019 with artist Dread Scott (@dreadscottart). Photograph by Soul Brother.

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Antenna/Press Street

New Orleans, LA

Installation view of Anne Minich at White Columns, January 23 – March 7, 2020. Courtesy of the artist and White Columns. Photography by Marc Tatti.

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White Columns

New York, NY

Promotional image for Parts of Speech, published on June 17, 2020 to launch Triple Canopy’s
twenty-sixth issue, which is devoted to the entanglement of speaking and listening. The series
comprises six digital contributions that make use of event documentation, video works,
scripts, interviews, and essays to investigate the capacity of public speech to win trust, mold
opinion, and orchestrate movements. Parts of Speech derives from a public programming
series of the same name, which was organized with Public Fiction and the Museum of
Contemporary Art Chicago and presented at sites of assembly throughout Chicago from
February to May 2019. Featured contributors: the writer and filmmaker Astra Taylor, the
novelist and critic Hari Kunzru, the artist Steffani Jemison, the cellist and composer Tomeka
Reid, the artist and entrepreneur Christopher Kulendran Thomas, and the comedian and
writer Julio Torres. Link: https://www.canopycanopycanopy.com/issues/26/contents/pos

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Triple Canopy

New York, NY

Dahlia Elsayed + Andrew Demirjian, “Souvenirs for a Borderless Future,” 2020, mixed media sculpture, painting, and photography, image courtesy of Transformer.

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Transformer

Washington DC

Rosemary Mayer, “Untitled,” 1971. Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Multi-year Program Support

Swiss Institute

New York, NY

Multi-year Program Support

Stamps Gallery, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Stamps Gallery, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor, MI

Mahari Chabwera, “I am fluid, I embrace my tides, Isis guide my rise,” 2020, Tempered glass, cowrie, gemstone, acrylic and oil tapestry painting, Courtesy of the Artist and 1708 Gallery, photograph by David Hale.

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1708 Gallery

Richmond, VA

Chico Macmurtrie, “Border Crossers,” 2019. Installation view. © Chico MacMurtrie/Amorphic Robot Works. Photo: Luise Kaunert

Multi-year Program Support

Stanley and Gerald Rubin Center/ University of Texas El Paso

El Paso, TX