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DESCRIPTION:Curated by:\nSamu Cortez\n\nVirtual Gallery Exhibition Dates:\nJanuary 
 7-25, 2021\n\n2nd Saturday Reception (Virtual): \nSaturday, January 9, 2021 
 - 6:00 - 8:00 pm\n\nObjects of Importance: Drawing and Masking Workshop 
 (virtual) with Omar Navia and Samu Cortez:\nDate/Time TBD\n\nVisit the show 
 in the Virtual Gallery starting Jan 7\n\nImage Info: Omar Navia, Círculo 
 de Protección 4, 2019, Mixed media, 51 x 47 in.\n\n\n\nExhibiting 
 Artists:\n\nElissa Callen\nAlice Combs**\nRebeca Abigail Flores*\nTerra 
 Fuller\nRae Maxwell-Ross\nDaniel Melo Morales\nOmar Navia  \nJessica 
 Sabogal\n\n* Root Division Studio Artist\n** Root Division Studio 
 Alum\n\n\nCurated by Samu Cortez, Trueque Pt. I showcases the work of eight 
 artists from the Bay Area and Mexico to imagine reciprocal systems of 
 exchange beyond the lens of our current capitalist paradigm. 
 \n\nOftentimes, when we think about exchange, we think about an equal 
 monetary trade for goods. But what are the implications when exchange 
 happens without following the guidelines of that system? What happens, when 
 alternatively, there is an exchange of memories, cultures, feelings, shared 
 knowledge, or physical goods with others?\n\nIn Spanish, Trueque means 
 “the non-capitalist exchange of goods or an exchange beyond currency.” 
 This exhibition focuses on the capacity of exchange outside of a capitalist 
 system to create new and shared ideas, as well as shared collective spaces. 
 Inspired by the guidelines of the artist collective Aguas Migrantes, 
 Trueque will highlight the production of this alternative system through 
 the lens of artistic practices by Latinx and immigrant artists both here in 
 the Bay Area and in Mexico.\n\nTrueque Pt. I will be on view in our online 
 gallery from January 7 - 25, 2021 and paves the way for  Trueque Pt. II 
 which will explore exchange across boundary and border, in real time and 
 space, coming in 2022.\n\n\nLearn more about the exhibition, workshops, & 
 our virtual Second Saturday programming here.\n\nTo learn more about 
 exhibition updates  visit our website  and social media accounts: 
 \nrootdivision.org  \n@rootdivision - (IG) \n@RootDivision SF - 
 (FB)\n\nPress Inquiries: Renée Rhodes, Art Programs Manager - 
 renee@rootdivision.org\n\n\n_________________________\n\nABOUT ROOT 
 DIVISION\nRoot Division is a visual arts non-profit in San Francisco that 
 connects creativity and community through a dynamic ecosystem of arts 
 education, exhibitions, and studios. Root Division's mission is to empower 
 artists, foster community service, inspire youth, and enrich the Bay Area 
 through engagement in the visual arts. The organization is a launching pad 
 for artists, a stepping-stone for educators and students, and a bridge for 
 the general public to become involved in the arts.\n\nRoot Division is 
 supported in part by a plethora of individual donors and by grants from the 
 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, National Endowment for the 
 Arts/ Art Works, California Arts Council, Grants for the Arts, San 
 Francisco Arts Commission: Community Investments, Phyllis C. Wattis 
 Foundation, Fleishhacker Foundation, Zellerbach Family Foundation, Walter & 
 Elise Haas Fund, Violet World Foundation, Deutsche Bank Foundation, Wells 
 Fargo Foundation, and Bill Graham Memorial Fund.\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2020/12/15/18838944.php
SUMMARY:Root Division Presents: Trueque Pt. I
LOCATION:Root Division: Online 
 Reception\nhttps://rootdivisiontalk.wpcomstaging.com/\n
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2020/12/15/18838944.php
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