Thursday, May 13, 2021
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
RSVP for FREE on Eventbrite

Southern Exposure presents a dance performance by Sriba Kwadjovie followed by a roundtable conversation facilitated by curator Kija Lucas with the artists of Once Removed, Miguel Arzabe with Sonia Arzabe and Humberto Arzabe, May Gaspay & Mik Gaspay, Melissa Joseph, Sriba Kwadjovie, Charlene Tan, and Joy O. Ude. 

In case you missed it...
A recording of Sriba Kwadjovie's Dance Performance and the Roundtable Discussion with the artists and curator of Once Removed is now available to view via Twitch!
 
Southern Exposure is pleased to announce an online dance performance by Sriba Kwadjovie and a conversation with the artists of Once Removed. Moderated by artist and Southern Exposure Curatorial Council Member Kija Lucas, this conversation will delve into the work of these artists who are incorporating traditional dance and textile techniques alongside new material strategies. Artists in Once Removed draw from their ancestral traditions as well as personal experiences to create works that explore tradition and belonging while living in an in-between space. 
 
Sriba Kwadjovie Quintana was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and began her African Diasporic dance training with the Beatriz Ross Cultural Dance Ensemble along with classical ballet training with the Oakland Ballet and Ballet Petit.  She has worked with notable Bay Area based dance companies such as Robert Moses’ Kin, Company Chaddick, Leyya Tawil’s Dance ELIXIR, Epiphany Dance Theater and Kiandanda Dance Theater. In 2015 Sriba was selected to choreograph and perform a solo project for the 2015 Havana Biennial opening of the “Mirage” exhibition in Cuba. When she’s not dancing, Sriba enjoys engaging in matters relating to intellectual property and traveling.

Learn more about the exhibition here.

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