Post by deanna on Nov 16, 2011 9:17:43 GMT -7
The Feminist Research Institute invites you to a presentation from two of our past grant recipients:
_Chicana Art: Feminist Visual and Literary Production in the Borderland_
“Xicana Aesthetic Activism: Accessing Performances of Resistance”
Gina Díaz
American Studies
“Mi/My lengua franca: Manipulating a Chicana Cultural Heritage In Art and Literature”
Elena Avilés
Spanish and Portuguese
Gina Díaz's project works to "complicate Chicana/o cultural politics through analysis of Chicana lesbian feminist art" while Elena Avilés explores "how Chicanas maneuver, define, challenge and transgress their cultural heritage through visual and textual expressions." Please join us as these two scholars share their current research on Chicana artists engaging in visual, literary, and performance art.
See the attached flier.
Feminist Research Institute
University of New Mexico
(505)277-1198
femresin@unm.edu
www.unm.edu/~femresin/
_Chicana Art: Feminist Visual and Literary Production in the Borderland_
“Xicana Aesthetic Activism: Accessing Performances of Resistance”
Gina Díaz
American Studies
“Mi/My lengua franca: Manipulating a Chicana Cultural Heritage In Art and Literature”
Elena Avilés
Spanish and Portuguese
Gina Díaz's project works to "complicate Chicana/o cultural politics through analysis of Chicana lesbian feminist art" while Elena Avilés explores "how Chicanas maneuver, define, challenge and transgress their cultural heritage through visual and textual expressions." Please join us as these two scholars share their current research on Chicana artists engaging in visual, literary, and performance art.
See the attached flier.
Feminist Research Institute
University of New Mexico
(505)277-1198
femresin@unm.edu
www.unm.edu/~femresin/
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