been awhile. some reflections from past year and so.
it’s been awhile since last posting.
to offer some catching up on what I’ve been up to, some brief reflections of past creative endeavors from 2017:
beginning of year presentation culminating my 2016 residency at Rebuild Foundation
image of black body in prone plank position on ground of Stony Island Arts Bank in front of artist Glenn Ligon’s installation – large neon word “blues”. image courtesy of artist.
shrouded by dead dry branches in a white space, large black male body lies on the ground with his back to the camera. image from step n2 this room presentation during the RR residency
a solo presentation for Black Intersections Conference / The Claremont Colleges
image of black disabled male on set of stairs holding onto rail with one hand while grasping wheelchair with the other, seeming suspended above the steps, from “a series of movements” presentation at The Claremont Colleges in California. image courtesy of Marcus Polk
creative practitioner, independent consultant and curator.
making dance, performance art and theatre.
working within community.
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Hello Barak,
My name is Mauricio Tafur Salgado and among other things, I am blessed to know of your work. I come to you through the word of Carmen Morgan. I am also blessed to be working with her through artEquity. She recommended that I reach out to you to see if we could chat about a convening I am co-organizing. It is our hope to organize a gathering of folk to envision an equitable and inclusive training model that decenters white-ableist-patriarchal supremacy. Our hope is to organize this convening for the summer of 2019. Would you mind if we connected to see if you’d be interested in joining our effort? Warmly,
Mauricio
Hello Barak,
My name is Mauricio Tafur Salgado and among other things, I am blessed to know of your work. I come to you through the word of Carmen Morgan. I am also blessed to be working with her through artEquity. She recommended that I reach out to you to see if we could chat about a convening I am co-organizing. It is our hope to organize a gathering of folk to envision an equitable and inclusive training model that decenters white-ableist-patriarchal supremacy. Our hope is to organize this convening for the summer of 2019. Would you mind if we connected to see if you’d be interested in joining our effort? Warmly,
Mauricio