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NATALIA NAKAZAWA

  • Exhibitions
    • Aoko - born away from home
    • Critical Tapestries
    • Mediascapes and Memoryscapes
    • With Liberty & Justice
    • TITLE TBD
    • The Future is Latinx
    • Figuring the Floral
    • The Wall That Went for a Walk
    • Multilocational
    • Visual Heteroglossia: In Absentia
    • Uncharted Territories
    • Unnamed World Habitats
  • Paintings
    • Visual Heteroglossia
    • New Pointillism
    • Small Works
  • Works on Paper
    • Vessels
    • Watercolor Monoprints
    • Binary Fission
  • Tapestries
    • Tapestries
  • Ceramics
    • Ceramic Vessels
  • Our Stories of Migration
  • Public Commissions
    • The Bronx Through Time
  • Projects
    • Voice of One, Voice of Many
    • Translated Cities
    • Internal Dialogues
    • Oax-i-fornia
    • MFA Thesis
  • Workshops
    • Unarchiving Woven Histories
    • have, want, need
    • Artist/Life
  • About
  • CV
  • Contact

Artist/Life: Intersecting Identities in the Art World

March 18, 2017

Session 1:
Moderated by Natalia Nakazawa, Sarah Thibault, Pablo Cristi
Thursday, April 6th, 7 - 9pm
Minnesota Street Projects

Session 2:
Moderated by Natalia Nakazawa, Nanci Amaka, and Billie Lee
Saturday, April 15, 4:30 - 6:30pm
The Hub
Honolulu Biennial

A
rtists often have the difficult task of negotiating multiple identities and roles in the art world and beyond. Yes, we are artists, but we are also expected to be administrators, educators, activists, students, parents, and somehow support ourselves financially, socially, and intellectually.

How do we manage these intersecting identities? What is possible when imagining a layered practice? What are some ways that we can push back against reductive forces that would limit our potential? How can we train ourselves and major institutions to embrace plurality?
During this meeting, we will discuss making art, making money, and managing the time to do it all. We will also try to find those precious moments - when all of our practices seem to converge. Activities will span mind-mapping, mantra-writing, and small group discussions.

This workshop is intended for any artist with questions about maintaining multiple practices and sustaining a fully realized artist/life.

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