Back Home

  • Events
    • 09/15 | Visual Activism: Favianna Rodriguez
    • 09/22 | Visual Activism: Alfredo Jaar
    • 10/06 | Visual Activism: Devi Peacock
    • 10/20 | Visual Activism: Michael Rakowitz 
    • 11/03 | Visual Activism: Erin McElroy
    • 11/12 | Visual Activism: Histories of Dance
    • 11/24 | Visual Activism: Ajuan Mance
    • 11/30 | Visual Activism: Day With(out) Art
    • 12/03 | Danez Smith and Patricia Smith
    • Past Events
  • Opportunities
    • ARC Fellowships
    • Visiting Artists
  • Poetry and the Senses
  • ARC Blog
  • Archive
    • Past Events
    • Video Archive
    • ARC Newsletters
  • About
    • Arts Research Center
    • Staff
    • ARC Affiliate Faculty

  • Events
    • 09/15 | Visual Activism: Favianna Rodriguez
    • 09/22 | Visual Activism: Alfredo Jaar
    • 10/06 | Visual Activism: Devi Peacock
    • 10/20 | Visual Activism: Michael Rakowitz 
    • 11/03 | Visual Activism: Erin McElroy
    • 11/12 | Visual Activism: Histories of Dance
    • 11/24 | Visual Activism: Ajuan Mance
    • 11/30 | Visual Activism: Day With(out) Art
    • 12/03 | Danez Smith and Patricia Smith
    • Past Events
  • Opportunities
    • ARC Fellowships
    • Visiting Artists
  • Poetry and the Senses
  • ARC Blog
  • Archive
    • Past Events
    • Video Archive
    • ARC Newsletters
  • About
    • Arts Research Center
    • Staff
    • ARC Affiliate Faculty

3/05/20: Opacities: Trans Visual Cultures

This entry was posted in Video Archive on May 18, 2020 by arc_berkeley.

Post navigation

  • ← 2/19/20: Syria’s Fraught Balance: Movement, Politics, and Dabke Performance with Shayna Silverstein
  • 4/16/20: Social Engineer: The Artist as Bridge Builder →

Subscribe to our Newsletter

 

New and Noteworthy

  • Students Respond: Michael Rakowitz
  • Students Respond: Alfredo Jaar’s “When the Music Stops”
  • Favianna RodriguezFavianna Rodriguez on Visual Activism
  • Collective Art Practice, Rehumanization, and Catharsis
  • An Evening of Healing, Remembering, and Song
  • ARC Fellows: To You: In the tradition of izibongo (south-african praise prose)

 

 

 

 

 

Mission

The Arts Research Center at University of California, Berkeley is a think tank for the arts, a genuinely interdisciplinary space that brings people together--from across the university and beyond the university, from across the arts and beyond the arts--for unexpected conversations, collaborations, and community-building.

Contact

The Arts Research Center at UC Berkeley

201 Dwinelle Annex, MC 1054

Berkeley, CA 94720-1054

ucb_arts@berkeley.edu

· © 2020 Arts Research Center · Designed by Themes & Co ·

Back to top