Amy Sara Caroll: A performative gallery walkthrough

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Sunday, January 14, 3pm

Amy Sara Caroll: A performative gallery walkthrough

In 1998 in Mexico City, Amy Sara Carroll began researching what would become REMEX: Toward an Art History of the NAFTA Era (University of Texas Press, December 2017). In that critical monograph, Carroll engages several pieces included in Below the Underground: Renegade Art and Action in 1990s Mexico. Part performative academic lecture, part poetry reading, part guided gallery tour: Carroll remixes REMEX—fragments of the “undocument,” its outtakes, and re-visions.

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Programs/ProgramasArmory CenterAugust 19, 2020Amy Sara Caroll, performance, performance artist, REMEX, Armory, ar, Armory Center for the Arts, mexico city, Below the UndergroundComment