Anna Tsouhlarakis: Artist-in-Residence at the Fountainhead Residency
ANNA TSOUHLARAKIS is a Native American artist of Navajo, Creek, and Greek descent who works primarily with installation, video, and performance art. Her work has been described as breaking stereotypes surrounding Native Americans and provoking thought, rather than focusing solely on aesthetics.
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Juana Valdes: Multi-Disciplined Artist
JUANA VALDES uses printmaking, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and site-specific installations, to explore issues of race, transnationalism, gender, labor, and class. Functioning as an archive, Valdes’s work analyzes and decodes experiences of migration as a person of Afro Caribbean heritage.
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Juana Valdes: Multi-Disciplined Artist
JUANA VALDES uses printmaking, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and site-specific installations, to explore issues of race, transnationalism, gender, labor, and class. Functioning as an archive, Valdes’s work analyzes and decodes experiences of migration as a person of Afro Caribbean heritage.
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Geoffrey Farmer: Let’s Make the Water Turn Black
“Go inside it’s really cool in there.” I had been hesitating outside the wooden door to Let’s Make the Water Turn Black at the Pérez Art...
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