07/13/2023
Posted β’ Mark your calendars for next week, Free Third Thursday on July 20 for free admission all day from 10AM β 8PM and a collaboration with Space Time (.time.art ).
At 5PM, join us for a screening of ππ ππ’π§π΅π’π»π΅π¦π€π’: ππΊπ£π¦π³-ππ»π΅π¦π€ ππ π§π°π³ 2000 π.π. (1996) by Guillermo GΓ³mez-PeΓ±a, Adriene Jenik, Roberto Sifuentes. Then, at 6PM enjoy a performance by Rancho Shampoo & The Indian Dub Orchestra.
Guillermo GΓ³mez-PeΓ±a is a Chicano performance artist, writer, activist, and educator. He was born in Mexico City, and moved to the US in 1978, earning a BA and MA at California Institute of the Arts. He has created work in multiple media, including performance art, experimental radio, video, photography and installation art.
Guillermo Estrada (Rancho Shampoo) holds a BA in History and an MFA from UCSD in Visual Art. Within the visual arts, his work is developed between the performative, music, and film. He is co-founder of the festival "DoΓ±a Pancha Fest" and Director of the audiovisual project "La Catedral del Underground."
Rancho Shampoo & The Indian Dub Orchestra ( ) (Guillermo Estrada, RubΓ©n Alonso Tamayo, Rodo Ibarra, JuliΓ‘n GonzΓ‘lez, David Bautista Toledo) is a group of βAliendΓgenasβ from the border regions of California and Mexico. This experimental musical performance explores identities through the concept of aliendigenismo, or the shifting/transcendance of a person or group through real and spiritual borders, territories, physical bodies, and realities. Rancho Shampoo was recently included in the 2023 MexiCali Biennial, "Land of Milk & Honey" at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & Industry.
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