Collected Visions Gallery

MEMORY, ATROCITY, and RESISTANCE
Welcome to a special exhibition of
the COLLECTED VISIONS GALLERY

The contributions below are from a workshop CREATING CULTURAL MEMORY ON THE WEB conducted by Lorie Novak at the annual conference of the HEMISPHERIC INSTITUTE OF PERFORMANCE AND POLITICS in Monterrey, Mexico, June 2001. Participants brought family photographs with them or used a digital camera during the workshop to create the images for their essays. The background images on this page are excerpts from various performances at the conference.

**ESSAYS**
	La Sombra del Padre / The Shadow of the Father Agnes Lugo-Ortiz, Hanover, New Hampshire, USA
	el es rodrigo / he is rodrigo Rodrigo Tisi, Chile / New York, New York, USA
	diversidades / diversity Mane, Buenos Aries, Argentina
	desaparecidos / the disappeared Julio Pantoja, Tucumán, Argentina
	double+ exposure Fernando Calzadilla, New York, New York USA
	Niña y Piñata / Girl and Piñata Adriana Vázquez-Ornelos, Guadalupe, N.L., Mexico
	La madrina del niño dios Adriana Vázquez-Ornelos, Guadalupe, N.L., Mexico
	mis pies / my feet Angelica Garcia, Mexico City, Mexico
	Corazon / Heart Raquel Araujo, Mexico City, Mexico
	La Carreola y Boda de Mony y Ben Lucero Montes, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico
	Aqui viven Genocidas / Killers live here Carolina Golder, Buenos Aires, Argentina
	fotografías de familia / family photographs Paula Hernández, Puerto Montt, Chile
	luces de mi cartógrafo / lights of my cartographer Rafael Leona, Argentina
	Pop y Fogata / Bonfire Mario Leal, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico
	Retratos / Portraits Rosa Ana Garza, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico
	imagens / images Martin Vega, Argentina
	fantasies de la infancia / boyhood fantasies Miguel Rodríguez, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico
	mi niños/ my children Dulce Lozano Pepi, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico
	un viejo espiritu / an old spirit Mikel Valladares, Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, USA
	Gender - Desire Agnes Lugo-Ortiz, Hanover, New Hampshire, USA

Many of the photographs from this exhibition were added to the Collected Visions archive of over 2,500 images. Please create an essay for consideration for future exhibits. You can either use images from our archive that trigger your memories and inspire a story, or submit your own photos with a story.

email your comments and questions to
cvisions@cat.nyu.edu

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