White Mercy
Baltimore, Maryland---- On May 6, 2017, White Mercy---- a group exhibition curated by seven first-year MICA Graduate students from Curatorial Practice program opens on Space Camp Gallery, located at 16 West North Avenue, the opposite of the MICA Lazarus centure. The exhibition, on view until May 12, focuses on the minoriy people who suffer from white supremacy, and tries to discuss where the white supremacy is coming from originally and its serious influences on minorieties from various aspects, including politics, ecnomics, education, and prison systems. White Mercy refers to the fact that the whole system of the states, basically, is established by the white. It declares to build a safe world for everyone from varieties of …show more content…
Several programs will also be attached to the exhibition, including panal discussion, zines and projections. Most of the artists suffer from this racism issue, or peole related to them are affected by white supremacy negatively. Born and raised in New Orleans, American south, as a white person, Ti Rock Moore can feel the uneraned advanges because of her white skin and the unfair oppressions that people of color stand, which drives her to utilize artistic mediums, such as neo and mixed medias, to protest as an activist, and also to awaken more people, especially the white, to fight against white supremacy; Lek Borja is an Filipino-American artist focusing on Installation and sculpture. Her work uses metaphor ways to showcase the difficult time, prejudice included, that Asian people have experienced throughout the history and even today due to the whiteness; Baltimore-based multimedia artist Ada Pinkston’s installation and performance works highlight the African-American identity and the local minoriety communities……
The annual Practicum exhibition is funded by The Stanley Mazaroff & Nancy Dorman Endowed Fund for Curatorial Practice—First Year Practicum. Friends of Curatorial Practice also privide additional support for White …show more content…
Designed to forge connections among art, artists, and the community, the program's collaborative and individual curatorial projects allow students to explore new methods of exhibition presentation-thinking outside of traditional models and training to create relevant, timely and accessible exhibitions for their audiences. This innovative graduate program is the first MFA in Curatorial Practice in the United
Baltimore, Maryland---- On May 6, 2017, White Mercy---- a group exhibition curated by seven first-year MICA Graduate students from Curatorial Practice program opens on Space Camp Gallery, located at 16 West North Avenue, the opposite of the MICA Lazarus centure. The exhibition, on view until May 12, focuses on the minoriy people who suffer from white supremacy, and tries to discuss where the white supremacy is coming from originally and its serious influences on minorieties from various aspects, including politics, ecnomics, education, and prison systems. White Mercy refers to the fact that the whole system of the states, basically, is established by the white. It declares to build a safe world for everyone from varieties of …show more content…
Several programs will also be attached to the exhibition, including panal discussion, zines and projections. Most of the artists suffer from this racism issue, or peole related to them are affected by white supremacy negatively. Born and raised in New Orleans, American south, as a white person, Ti Rock Moore can feel the uneraned advanges because of her white skin and the unfair oppressions that people of color stand, which drives her to utilize artistic mediums, such as neo and mixed medias, to protest as an activist, and also to awaken more people, especially the white, to fight against white supremacy; Lek Borja is an Filipino-American artist focusing on Installation and sculpture. Her work uses metaphor ways to showcase the difficult time, prejudice included, that Asian people have experienced throughout the history and even today due to the whiteness; Baltimore-based multimedia artist Ada Pinkston’s installation and performance works highlight the African-American identity and the local minoriety communities……
The annual Practicum exhibition is funded by The Stanley Mazaroff & Nancy Dorman Endowed Fund for Curatorial Practice—First Year Practicum. Friends of Curatorial Practice also privide additional support for White …show more content…
Designed to forge connections among art, artists, and the community, the program's collaborative and individual curatorial projects allow students to explore new methods of exhibition presentation-thinking outside of traditional models and training to create relevant, timely and accessible exhibitions for their audiences. This innovative graduate program is the first MFA in Curatorial Practice in the United