All the exhibits/workshops listed below take place at the Southern California Library. Please call us at (323) 759-6063 for more information or to find out how to participate.

Guatemalan Forced Migration
Photographs by Manuel Gil

July 2008

Guatemalan Forced Migration: the politics of care in representing refugees includes portrait photographs of Guatemalan migrants living in Chiapas, Mexico. The exhibit explores the larger mechanisms of surveillance and representation used toward forced migrants, and examines how an indigenous forced migrant community shapes their identity, while at the same time deconstructing stereotypes.

Eco-Feminism
Curated by Joy Anderson and artist Jessica Gudiel

August-September 2008

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