Confirmed Presenters:
Saul Alvarez, Gustavo Arellano, Diana Arellano, Art-in-the-Park / Berta and Stan Sosa, Karen Atkinson, Matthew Barraza, Vivian Babuts, Damian Berdakin, Andrea Bowers, Micha Cardenas, City of Santa Clarita officials, Colectivo Bulbo, Colectivo La Linea, Chris Diaz, Ricardo Dominguez, Sam Durant, Erik Ehn, Carribean Fragoza, Rita Gonzalez, Shadi Harouni, Loren Hartman–CrazySpace, Ingrid Hernandez, Inner-City Arts / Bob Bates, International Rescue Committee, Linda Hoag, Drew Jorgensen, Douglas Kearney, Nick Kello, Shanna Lorenz, Lorena Mancilla, Elana Mann, Theresa Masangkay, James Melinat, Juanita Meneses, Omar Pimienta, Plaza de la Raza / Maria Jimenez-Torres, Martin Plot, Niki Rousso-Schindler, Cindy Santos Bravo, Santa Clarita Arts Advisory Board, Santa Clarita Arts and Events Department, Alina Skrzeszewska, Haruko Tanaka, Kara Tanaka, and Jan Smail among others.
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In times when our country and its institutions are committed to a thorough re-evaluation and re-assessment of "The Other" through military campaigns, the building of walls South of the Border, the rhetoric of presidential hopefuls, landmark Supreme Court rulings, and the re-imagining of immigration policy and FAA standards, this project takes on the same preoccupations from the context of a refugee tent on a hill in suburban Valencia, a half hour away from Los Angeles.
In times when our country and its institutions are committed to a thorough re-evaluation and re-assessment of "The Other" through military campaigns, the building of walls South of the Border, the rhetoric of presidential hopefuls, landmark Supreme Court rulings, and the re-imagining of immigration policy and FAA standards, this project takes on the same preoccupations from the context of a refugee tent on a hill in suburban Valencia, a half hour away from Los Angeles.
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