PLAySPACE Gallery

And with that, between us, about them comes to a close! Well, the fluid iteration. The website itself will continue to live as a record of our engagement with the work for the next while. Thank you to all the artists who trusted us with this experiment @christinelyonart @_cathyclu_ @malikta.esther @leymusoom @mariaguzmancapron we are so grateful to have had your confidence, and so happy to have engaged with your work on such an intimate level. And thank you to the CCA Exhibtions team @ccaexhibitions for your continued support during our unusual year as Directors. We are so excited to see what the 2021 directors have in store for PLAySPACE!

Please join us on December 4th at 4 pm for the final program of between us, about them. All five curators and artists will come together to reflect this collaborative project, and exhibition making in the digital realm. Registration is required for this Zoom webinar. Find the registration link at between-is-about-them.cca.edu/programs see you there

Have you seen curator @c.r.i.t.i.c.a.l.t.h.o.t ‘s interview with artist Heesoo Kwon @leymusoom ? Go to between-us-about-them.cca.edu/projects-1 to explore all five curatorial projects, and keep an eye out for new writing, videos, and photos.

Thank you so much to @ebti_shedid for such a wonderful performance last night, and thank you to everyone who came for such an interesting and insightful discussion! Our next and final event for between us, about them will be our Closing Roundtable Discussion on December 4th.

Join us on November 20th at 7pm for a performance from Interdisciplinary artist and photographer Ebithal Shedid. Shedid will read translated passages from Kindergeschichten by Peter Bichsel, exploring how one's world view might change through various linguistic representation of objects, and emphasizing the slipperiness of the translation process. The performance will be followed by a Q&A period, and a discussion among spectators. Register for this Zoom event at the link in o...ur bio Ebtihal Shedid is an interdisciplinary artist. Her work is photo-based and is in conversation with sculpture, collage and installation. Coming from a background of linguistics, translation and intercultural communication, she is interested in topics related to how language shapes the way we see, storytelling and the idea of home, belonging and attachment. Photo Credit: Amy Osborne.

Thanks so much to Sonya Thorne @frenchtoastofficial for the very very scary performance yesterday! If you missed it, we’ll be posting a follow up on the website soon. & Stay tuned for more information about updates to the website, and Ebithal Shedid’s performance on November 20th.