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TILT Podcast / Episode 3. Available Labor Day, Mon

TILT Podcast / Episode 3. Available Labor Day, Monday September 7th!

LIMINALITY, DISEMBODIMENT & CONSPICUOUS CONCEALMENT // SFAI Residency Director Toni Gentilli talks with 2020 Labor Residents May Maylisa Cat @maymaylisacatz, Millian Pham Lien Giang @phammilliangiang , and Mimi Bai @meemeebye . May, Millian, and Mimi are all Asian diasporic artists working to navigate and give form to the invisible and emotional labor of assimilation, codeswitching, and cultural production and consumption in America. They discuss how their creative practices help them to heal and transform the traumatic intergenerational experiences of being estranged, exoticized, and excluded by colonial, patriarchal, and capitalist systems.

(Release date: #LaborDay September 7th, 2020)

Listen to all of SFAI’s Tilt Podcast at sfai.org, sfai.podbean.com or LINK IN BIO.
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#LaborResidency2020 #SantaFeArtInstitute #artandlabor #diasporaartists #invisiblelabor #supportartistsofcolor

A big THANK YOU to our 2020 Story Maps Fellows @ch

A big THANK YOU to our 2020 Story Maps Fellows @christian.gering & @daydreamboy for giving us a look into their process and passions during their Joint Instagram Takeover yesterday (9/2)!

You can find highlights, posta and their #keepsantafemulticultural PSA on our Instagram page!
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#SMFellows2020 #SantaFeArtInstitute #SupportBIpocArtists #supportartistsofcolor

@keepsantafemulticultural Thank you all for a fun

@keepsantafemulticultural
Thank you all for a fun day! We enjoy led our takeover and interacting with you! @daydreamboy and @christian.gering are signing off!

Purslane and amaranth from this morning🌱 These

Purslane and amaranth from this morning🌱
These loving plants are abundant on the @santafeartinstitute campus.
What are some of your favorite wild edible plants here in New Mexico?

#sfaistorymapsfellows we are doing a takeover toda

#sfaistorymapsfellows we are doing a takeover today! Be on the lookout for posts of all type from us (@christian.gering @daydreamboy) and tune in today at 4pm on Instagram live for a Q&A where we’ll answer any and all questions! Any questions you want answered feel free to comment them below!🦋

Wednesday, September 2 // Instagram Takeover with

Wednesday, September 2 // Instagram Takeover with 2020 Story Maps Fellows

Fellow Highlight / Christian Gering

Christian Gering is a multi-media artist hailing from Katishyta (San Felipe Pueblo) and the Pi’pil people of El Salvador. His creative inspiration is linked to his passion for movement. The practice and art form of running has helped Christian find his connection to many creative endeavors tied to land, food, art, and self empowerment. Each time he runs and chooses to create, he is picking up from where his ancestors left off, enacting a healthy lifestyle, and hoping to inspire the new generation of indigenous peoples. He takes his experiences of running up peaks, down arroyos, and across a variety of landscapes and translates those feelings, emotions, ideas, and visions and manifests them into the physical world.
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The Santa Fe Art Institute Story Maps Fellowship is a multi-disciplinary collaborative residency program supporting local artists who identify as Indigenous, Black or people of color to work in partnership with the City of Santa Fe and other non-arts organizations on the mutual goals of fostering greater inclusion and equity in civic engagement and sustained positive social change.

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Details:
Wednesday, September 2
Via @SantaFeArtInstitute Instagram story & feed

Where:
Online at SFAI’s Instagram page: @SantaFeArtInstitute

Follow, engage, stay connected!
https://sfai.org/event/sm-instagram-takeover/
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#SMFellows2020 #SantaFeArtInstitute #SupportBIpocArtists #supportartistsofcolor

Wednesday, September 2 // Joint Instagram Takeover

Wednesday, September 2 // Joint Instagram Takeover with 2020 Story Maps Fellows

Fellow Highlight / Diego Medina

Diego Medina is an artist and educator from Las Cruces, New Mexico. His family is one of the original families from the historic Mesquite district, the old Pueblo for the Piro-Manso-Tiwa tribe.

Diego mixes mythology with elements of prayer to create visual narratives, often accompanied by poetry, that supplant the cultural history and imagery within the present landscape. As an educator, Diego has worked both as a public school teacher and as a museum educator for the past 6 years. Diego has lived in Santa Fe for 5 years and currently works at the Indian Arts Research Center as an educator as well as maintaining his personal art practice. Diego also does design and photography work for Shy Natives, a Native owned clothing company. Aside from being an artist and educator, Diego is very passionate about traditional practices of prayer and incorporates prayer into every aspect of his life. Diego loves turtles, cute creatures like fairies and gnomes, and believe it or not used to be a boxer, a practice he still keeps up with today.

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The Santa Fe Art Institute Story Maps Fellowship is a multi-disciplinary collaborative residency program supporting local artists who identify as Indigenous, Black or people of color to work in partnership with the City of Santa Fe and other non-arts organizations on the mutual goals of fostering greater inclusion and equity in civic engagement and sustained positive social change.

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Details:
Wednesday, September 2
Via @SantaFeArtInstitute Instagram story & feed

Where:
Online at SFAI’s Instagram page: @SantaFeArtInstitute

Follow, engage, stay connected!
https://sfai.org/event/sm-instagram-takeover/
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#SMFellows2020 #SantaFeArtInstitute #SupportBIpocArtists #supportartistsofcolor

Alumni highlight: Celeste De Luna // Truth & Recon

Alumni highlight: Celeste De Luna // Truth & Reconciliation 2017/2018
Featured in SFAI140 Chronicles // Struggles & Hopes: Race, Identity, Voice Series
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Celeste De Luna @celestedelunaart is a printmaker from the lower Rio Grande Valley of South Texas. “A true daughter of the borderlands, her art celebrates the quotidian and the exceptional on the border,” writes Ines Hernandez-Avila. Her work seeks to articulate and dismantle oppressive structures in the material, spiritual, and supernatural world. Rooted in a Chicana feminist perspective, she seeks to tease out the intricacies of living in and along the borderlands in her art. Frequent motifs in her work include imagery depicting migration, such as barbed wire, fences, bridges, and anchors, and emphasize the experiences of non-white borderland people.

De Luna is a self-taught printmaker whose work includes large-scale woodcut prints and installation. De Luna is a cofounder of the socially engaged art collective Las Imaginistas, owner of Metztli Press, and will be a June 2021 Vermont Studio Resident artist. The print “Necrocitizen” was recently featured on the cover of book “Fencing in Democracy” by Miguel Diaz-Barriga and Margaret Dorsey and published by Duke Press. Currently, De Luna lives in San Antonio, Texas with her family and works out of her home studio, Metzli Press, where she is working on her BorderLand X-scapes series.
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About SFAI140 Chronicles:
SFAI140 is a dynamic, 140-second presentation format that highlights the inspiration and work of our artists-in-residence and local community leaders.

“Miracles happen when fragments become whole.” These words from Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona, a Cherokee-Lakota elder, fittingly weave the voices of our alumni into a tapestry of artistic process that speaks to the intergenerational trauma that’s deeply rooted in colonization and racism. Their stories demonstrate how art is a powerful way to connect and can offer glimpses of hope.

For SFAI140 videos and Alumni Statements visit sfai.org or LINK IN BIO.
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#supportartistsofcolor #togetherwerise #santafeartinstitute #wecandobetter

Wednesday, September 2 // Joint Instagram Takeover

Wednesday, September 2 // Joint Instagram Takeover with 2020 Story Maps Fellows Christian Gering & Diego Medina

Santa Fe Art Institute’s 2020 Story Maps Fellows Christian Gering @christian.gering & Diego Medina @daydreamboywill be taking over our Instagram account to share their work.

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The Santa Fe Art Institute Story Maps Fellowship is a multi-disciplinary collaborative residency program supporting local artists who identify as Indigenous, Black or people of color to work in partnership with the City of Santa Fe and other non-arts organizations on the mutual goals of fostering greater inclusion and equity in civic engagement and sustained positive social change.

In 2020, two selected Fellows, Christian Gering and Diego Medina, will serve as project artists to the SFAI team and our partners working on the Midtown project, through the NEA Our Town grant and the communities surrounding the Midtown Site.
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Details:
Wednesday, September 2
Via @SantaFeArtInstitute Instagram story & feed

Where:
Online at SFAI’s Instagram page: @SantaFeArtInstitute

Follow, engage, stay connected!
https://sfai.org/event/sm-instagram-takeover/
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#SMFellows2020 #SantaFeArtInstitute #SupportBIpocArtists #supportartistsofcolor

Alumni highlight: Sarah Sao Mai Habib // Truth & R

Alumni highlight: Sarah Sao Mai Habib // Truth & Reconciliation 2018/2019
Featured in SFAI140 Chronicles // Struggles & Hopes: Race, Identity, Voice Series
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Sarah Sao Mai Habib @retrovoyance engage's the interaction between place, space, body, and the constructed borders within & between them. Her creative practice is an act of remembrance & honoring the resilience that allows her to be & to cultivate balance. This investigation & larger calling originate from a deeply personal place. Her work embodies a particular weaving of Vietnamese & Iraqi heritage within Turtle Island. She comes from a long lineage of bridging, of: diaspora, refugees, healers, mystics, & keepers of wisdom who hold the tension of indigenous & colonized ways. Most recently, her practice includes writing, reciting, self publishing, research, curation, somatic contemplative work, ritual and ceremony. Less recently, her practice includes photography, illustration, print, performance, speculative/conceptual & built architecture.
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About SFAI140 Chronicles:
SFAI140 is a dynamic, 140-second presentation format that highlights the inspiration and work of our artists-in-residence and local community leaders.

“Miracles happen when fragments become whole.” These words from Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona, a Cherokee-Lakota elder, fittingly weave the voices of our alumni into a tapestry of artistic process that speaks to the intergenerational trauma that’s deeply rooted in colonization and racism. Their stories demonstrate how art is a powerful way to connect and can offer glimpses of hope.

For SFAI140 videos and Alumni Statements visit sfai.org or LINK IN BIO.
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#supportartistsofcolor #togetherwerise #santafeartinstitute #wecandobetter

Application OPEN // 2021 HARPO FELLOWSHIP The HAR

Application OPEN // 2021 HARPO FELLOWSHIP

The HARPO Foundation @harpofoundation Emerging Artist Fellowship Residency at the Santa Fe Art Institute is a prestigious award established in 2013 to provide an emerging visual artist with strong artistic ability and an evolving practice, the space and time to explore ideas and start new projects in a residency context at a pivotal moment in their professional development.

The annual Artist Fellow receives a 6-week residency at the Santa Fe Art Institute, which includes a private room and bath, a semi-private studio space, access to common facilities and basic tools, and a $500 travel stipend.

APPLICATION DUE
11:59pm October 1, 2020

More info at SFAI.ORG and link in bio.
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Alumni highlight: Yvette Serrano // 2018 Story Map

Alumni highlight: Yvette Serrano // 2018 Story Maps Fellow
Featured in SFAI140 Chronicles // Struggles & Hopes: Race, Identity, Voice Series
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Yvette Serrano @yvette_serrano_ is a multidisciplinary artist and graphic designer from Santa Fe, NM. She obtained her BFA in Communication Design from the Santa Fe University of Art and Design. In 2018 she was a StoryMaps fellow at the Santa Fe Art Institute and most recently a Fulcrum Fund recipient. Currently, she continues her work as a community organizer with Chainbreaker Collective.
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About SFAI140 Chronicles:
SFAI140 is a dynamic, 140-second presentation format that highlights the inspiration and work of our artists-in-residence and local community leaders.

“Miracles happen when fragments become whole.” These words from Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona, a Cherokee-Lakota elder, fittingly weave the voices of our alumni into a tapestry of artistic process that speaks to the intergenerational trauma that’s deeply rooted in colonization and racism. Their stories demonstrate how art is a powerful way to connect and can offer glimpses of hope.

For SFAI140 videos and Alumni Statements visit sfai.org or LINK IN BIO.
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#supportartistsofcolor #togetherwerise #santafeartinstitute #wecandobetter

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