Mexicali BiennialThis is not a homage. A Mini-Epic Tale of Alien Assault: Yízus the man and the Kiosko Boys by Alejandro Espinoza is a conversation and virtual walk through both current and vanished sites featured in the narrative journey of the novel Yízus the Man y los Kiosko Boys, with the aim of creating a memory-based map […]
Please join us for the first in a series of dinner events where guests are invited to share paranormal experiences, urban legends, and personal stories while enjoying a delicious meal. This family-style meal will take place at a private residence in Whittier, CA. Details will be sent prior to the event. Tickets are $100 and […]
Join us for a public reception for María José Crespo: Screen Memories, an immersive, research-driven installation that explores Tijuana as a haunted city saturated with sensorial excess, systemic violence, and poetic resonance.
Screen Memories, a solo exhibition by María José Crespo, is an immersive, research-driven installation that explores Tijuana as a haunted city saturated with sensorial excess, systemic violence, and poetic resonance. This project proposes a counter-infrastructure through a speculative data center where ghosts, understood as social figures, lead us into fractured temporalities and hidden memory circuits. […]
This communal dinner event - imagined by multi-media artist Isidro Perez Garcia - invites guests to dine on traditional foods and drinks from the Americas including tostadas, tlacoyos or tamales de chipilin, and nieve de tuna, pulque, chicha morada, and agua fresca. This dinner series invites artists/creatives/chefs to craft food and drinks that translocate between […]
FREE Art Workshop led by Whittier - based Artist / Educator Luis Vega. Self-Portraits, Poems and Possibility is a pop-in workshop where participants can explore self-identity through image and text. This workshop is geared toward participants ages 12 & up but can be adapted for all ages.
Join us for a dialogue between artist María José Crespo and curator Rosela del Bosque in regards to Screen Memories currently on view at MXCL BNL LAB. This free program invites the attendees to explore the exhibition through topics related to the border region, including surveillance assets and the otherworldly data centers that hold them. […]
