PERSPECTIVES | “We will not be Silent” Sasha Petrenko, Assistant Professor Sculpture + Expanded Media

dim lighting, shadowy figures performing, figure in front kneeling with guitar

Date and Time

Wed, Oct 20, 2021 - 5:00pm

Venue

Fine Arts Building 124 - Western Gallery

Part of the Exhibition

"We will not be Silent," 2021

Sasha Petrenko, artist, assistant professor of sculpture and expanded media will lead participants through a collective performance experience. We will explore our fear, anxiety, curiosity through a sonic somatic public ritual resulting in a collective aural catharsis. Music may be a natural byproduct of the event.

The Perspectives Series brings together scholars from a range of backgrounds and interests to lead informal 45-minute discussions of topics conjured by the art installations.

Exhibition Events

LIVE PERFORMANCE and OPENING RECEPTION | The Red Chador: Genesis I by Anida Yoeu Ali

Oct07
a figure fully covered in a bright, sparkling red chador emerges from blue ocean water. The red chador reflects upon the ripples of the water.

PERSPECTIVES | “We will not be Silent” Sasha Petrenko, Assistant Professor Sculpture + Expanded Media

Oct20
dim lighting, shadowy figures performing, figure in front kneeling with guitar

PERSPECTIVES | Jane Wong, Associate Professor of Creative Writing

Oct21
Jane Wong looks over her shoulder and holds a bunch of pink flowers near her chin.

PERSPECTIVES | “Hot Lands: Capturing War in the Heart of Mexico” Michael Wolff, Associate Professor of Political Science

Oct27
person in army fatigues with face covered holding an assault weapon - text over image says "Hot Lands"

LECTURE | World Issues Forum, “Unchartered Distance: Performing In-Between Here and There” by Anida Yoeu Ali

Nov03
a figure in a red chador stands in a Seattle market holding a sign reading "ban me" while bemused onlookers pass by

PERSPECTIVES | Dr. Dharitri Bhattacharjee, Assistant Professor of History

Nov04
person in a headscarf with a dusky yellow building behind against a dusky yellow sky

PANEL | “The Red Chador in Space (Here and Elsewhere)”

Nov10
a figure in a red chador stands in a Seattle market holding a sign reading "ban me" while bemused onlookers pass by

PERSPECTIVES | “Walking Interventions: Anida Yoeu Ali in Context” Robert Yerachmiel Sniderman, Instructor in Contemporary Art

Nov17
An artist shares their thoughts with a small audience in a gallery setting

ARTIST TALK & CLOSING RECEPTION | The Red Chador: Genesis I by Anida Yoeu Ali

Nov20
Water Birth, The Red Chador: Genesis I (2019, Honolulu), Performance & Concept by Anida Yoeu Ali. Photo by Masahiro Sugano

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