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DESCRIPTION:OAXACA: AQUI NO PASA NADA is an exhibition and public billboard that 
 responds to the socialpolitical conflict that erupted in Oaxaca between 
 2006 and 2007, featuring photography, visual art, videos, and a sound 
 installation by artists living and working in Oaxaca, Mexico.\n\nPresented 
 by Guillermo Gomez-Pena's La Pocha Nostra and Galeria de la Raza, OAXACA: 
 AQUI NO PASA NADA will feature photography by Mexico's leading political 
 photographer Antonio Turok, the drawings and stencils of Oaxaca's foremost 
 visual artist Demian Flores, a selection of videos by the artist collective 
 Resistencia Visual curated by Isabel Rojas, and a sound installation by 
 Radio Planton. \n\nIn conjunction with the exhibition, on Wednesday, 
 October 17, Galeria and La Pocha Nostra will host an evening with the 
 Oaxacan artists, Antonio Turok, Demian Flores and Isabel Rojas. The 
 conversation will be moderated by the Chicano activist and theorist, Jose 
 Palafox and performance artist Guillermo Gomez-Pena.\n\nGuillermo 
 Gomez-Pena and members of his troupe La Pocha Nostra were in Oaxaca for 
 three weeks in August 2006 conducting their annual "summer school" with a 
 contingent of fifteen artists from around the globe, along with ten 
 scholarship students from Oaxaca and Mexico City. Upon his return to San 
 Francisco, Gomez-Pena immediately started developing this project in order 
 to provide a brief respite and a platform for the invited artists to engage 
 in a political and cultural dialogue with San Francisco's arts community 
 about the troubled circumstances that continue to plague Oaxaca.\n\nOaxaca: 
 Aqui no pasa nada was organized by La Curtiduria, an independent cultural 
 space in Oaxaca, founded in 2006 to promote civic dialogue. The exhibition 
 is the result of what was developed after the onset of the social conflict, 
 of the consciousness and courage that comes from individual action, and the 
 transformation of reality made possible through community organizing.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/09/26/18449887.php
SUMMARY:Oaxaca: Aqui No Pasa nada
LOCATION:Galeria de la Raza\n2857 24th St.\nSan Francisco, CA 
 94110\n415-826-8009\nhttp://www.galeriadelaraza.org
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/09/26/18449887.php
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