Intersectionality
Booklet for the exhibition Intersectionality at MOCA, June 16 – August 14, 2016. The second page reads: This exhibition focuses on works produced by approximately 50 South Florida Artists – also included in the exhibition are key artists whose practice is based outside South Florida – but whose work was necessary to include in order to broaden the scope. Diversity, and affiliations that are inherent to the inclusive diversity of the theme of the exhibition. The ultimate goal of the exhibition is to critique the institutionalization of power from within an institution without the effort resonating as tokenism. Participating artist include: Adrienne Rose Gionta, Aisha Tandiwe Bell, Aleister Eaves, Alex Trimino, Alexia Riner, Alice Raymond, Alida Cervantes, Anja Marais, Ann Glazer, Belaxis Buil, Benjamin Hollingsworth, Brenda Ann Kenneally, Brittanie Bondie, Carmen Tiffany, Carol Jazzar, Carol-Anne Mcfarlane, Cat Del Buono, Christina Pettersson, Clara Varas, Cooper Lee Bombardier, Cristine Brache, Crystal Marshall, Eurydice Kamvysell, Francesca Lalanne, Gardner Cole Miller, Griselle Gaudnik, Hattie Mae Williams, Heather Cassils, Jamilah Sabur and Veronica Mills, Jasmine Kastel, Jenna Efrein, Jessi Hamilton, Jillian Mayer Juana Valdes, Kate Macdowell, Kenyatta A. C. Hinkle, Kerry Philips, Khaulah Namia, Nuruddin, Kiran Gandhi, Maria Theresa Barbist, Mariette Pathy Allen, Marissa Alma Nick, Michelle Lisa Polissaint, Micol Hebron, Monica Uszerowicz, Mumbi O’Brien, Nadahada Collective (Juliana Luchkiw and Maria Paz Valenzuela), Nicole Salcedo, Nun (Deon Rubi and Jessica Martin), Patricia Schnall Gutierrez, Ramekon O’Arwisters, Reed Van Brunschot, Roberto Gomez, Rosa Naday Garmendia, Sam Vernon, Sarah MK Moody, Stephanie Brown, Sterling Rook, Vabianna Santos, Viviane Rombaldi Seppey, Yanira Collado, Yassi Mazandi, Yishay Garbasz, and Zanele Muholi.
Copyright Kerry Phillips
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