| Wave Hill Exhibit and Public Programming Featuring works by Tahir Carl Karmali, Cannupa Hanska Luger and Lucy + Jorge Orta, Water Scarcity: Perpetual Thirst raises awareness about the issue of accessing clean water resources. In the Sunroom, solo exhibitions of new works by Kevin Quiles Bonilla and Anina Major foreground narratives of marginalized communities that are centered on sites of leisure and recreation as politically charged symbols of resiliency. Meet the Artist: Anina Major June 11, 3:00PM – 4:00PM Glyndor Gallery’s Sunroom Project Space  On-siteJoin exhibiting artist Anina Major and Senior Curator of Visual Arts Eileen Jeng Lynch for a conversation about Major’s site-specific exhibition Garden Hills: Reflections in Memory Yard. LearnMore Meet the Artist: Kevin Quiles Bonilla June 11, 3:00PM – 4:00PM Glyndor Gallery’s Sunroom Project Space On-siteCentered on Kevin Quiles Bonilla’s site-specific installation While you dried in the sand, Quiles Bonilla and Jeng Lynch will discuss the colonial history of Puerto Rico, the commodification of Caribbean culture for the tourist industry, and the beach as a politically charged site of trauma and power in Quiles Bonilla’s work.Learn more Gallery Performance: Tahir Carl Karmali—Kiangazi, The Dry Season June 25, 3:00PM – 4:00PM Glyndor Gallery On-siteAs part of their new commission for the exhibition Water Scarcity, Tahir Carl Karmali transforms the sculptural installation kiangazi, for an in-person sound experience. He will use digitally processed recordings from his research on environmental migration and climate degradation in Sub-Saharan Africa, weaving them together with heavy bass, noise and sounds of water to capture a sense of urgency around the precarity of the ongoing climate crisis. Learn more Water Crisis and Climate Change: An Artist and Scientist Conversation June 30, 12:00PM – 1:00PM Glyndor Gallery  VirtualJoin exhibiting artist Lucy Orta and leading climate scientist Dr. Peter Gleick in conversation about global water scarcity, including possible solutions for distribution, consumption and conservation. Moderated by Senior Curator of Visual Arts Eileen Jeng Lynch in conjunction with the exhibition Water Scarcity: Perpetual Thirst. Learn more and register |
