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Conversations

In Conversation with Nicole Awai, Christopher Cozier, Haishu Chen, and Pablo José Ramírez

On the occasion of the exhibition Más Allá, el Mar Canta (Beyond, the Sea Sings), at Times Art Center Berlin, the conversation with the artists Nicole Awai, Christopher Cozier and Haishu Chen focuses on the Caribbean as an archipelago of multiple colonial trajectories, languages and artistic practices.

 

In Conversation with Colectivo Hapa, Esvin Alarcón Lam, Mimian Hsu, and Pablo José Ramírez

On the occasion of the exhibition Más Allá, el Mar Canta (Beyond, the Sea Sings) at Times Art Center Berlin, the conversation with the artists Colectivo Hapa, Esvin Alarcón Lam, and Mimian Hsu, moderated by curator Pablo José Ramírez, revolves around an expanded notion of the Central American region, as understood by points of flux and diasporic encounters.

 

Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa & Pablo José Ramírez

A conversation between curator and cultural theorist Pablo José Ramírez and Guatemalan artist Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa about his work Chiperrec (2021), currently on view in the show. The talk explores Ramírez-Figueroa’s research into overlapping historical narratives surrounding the history of Chinese tea in Guatemala, and the archival evidence and speculation that informed this new artistic commission and his practice at large.

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