Presented in conjunction with the Museum’s Día de los Muertos celebration , this special conversation introduces internationally acclaimed Mexican artist Betsabeé Romero. In dialogue with SDMA Executive Director and CEO Roxana Velázquez, Romero will discuss her artistic practice, the themes of memory, migration, identity, and cultural heritage that define her work, and the inspiration behind her site-specific project for the Museum. This conversation offers audiences an opportunity to meet the artist behind one of the season’s most anticipated installations and to discover how contemporary ar…
Rafael Mondragón· Sep 29
Can't wait for this. Mexican contemporary art needs more platforms like this
Vanessa Nguyen· Oct 3
is this free or do we need to buy tickets?
David Kimura· Oct 4
perfect timing with día de muertos celebration going on 🎉
Miguel Herrera· Sep 29
tagged my sister she's gonna lose it over this
Rachel Kowalski· Oct 4
This sounds fascinating! Has anyone seen Betsabeé Romero's work before? She's supposed to be really thought-provoking
Elena Gutierrez· Oct 4
YES I love her work. This conversation is gonna be so good. Roxana is an incredible moderator too
Aisha Johnson· Oct 4
Not sure about this one – does anyone know how long these conversation events usually go? I have to pick up my kid at 6
David Kimura· Oct 4
The venue is beautiful but word of warning – they always seem understaffed. Be ready for long lines at the door
Roberto Castillo· Oct 4
Been following Betsabeé's career for years. This is a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary Chicana art
Vanessa Nguyen· Oct 4
@davek.photography did you mean long lines to get IN or at concessions? Either way, what time do you usually arrive?
Rachel Kowalski· Oct 4
@aisha.jazz.soul I've watched some of her tire fire art pieces online and honestly they feel pretty derivative. Curious to hear if the live conversation changes my mind though
Elena Gutierrez· Oct 4
@rach_explores_sd "tire fire art pieces" – maybe watch the actual interviews instead of just scrolling thumbnails? Her conceptual framework is intricate
Thomas Sullivan· Oct 5
Does anyone know if they'll have books for sale? Looking to grab one if Roxana is there signing
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