14 results for author: Nina Mehta
Mexico: PARCEO/PNCA Global Studios Collaboration
PARCEO is currently collaborating with PNCA for their intersession program, Global Studios: Mexico City/Oaxaca. PARCEO's Nina Mehta is coordinating visits and workshops for PNCA students with artists, curators, gallerists, writers, and designers in Mexico City, Oaxaca City, and surrounding communities. We are also bringing PAR reflection and framing to this program where local artists and craftspeople share their skills and processs with the PNCA students.
PNCA Global Studios: Mexico students work across cultures and explore the interconnections and overlaps between contemporary and traditional art, culture, and history. Engaging with different ...
Positionality: Working Across Difference
We are still invigorated by our 2 public workshops in Portland at Zenger Farm on October 22nd and Pacific Northwest College of Art on October 24th. The Positionality: Working Across Difference workshop looks at how you enter a space, the position or role it holds, and how that affects others. Together, with participants from over 10 organizations across Portland, we looked at how individual experiences connect to community and how to build a strong foundation for work that values all voices, experiences and differences.
The training is useful for community groups and organizations as they evaluate the inclusiveness of their structures and roles ...
Positionality: Working Across Difference Curriculum
We are excited to share our workshop, "Positionality: Working Across Difference,"Â that addresses concrete issues, which have come up in our work and for groups we work with, to help support organizing and research for justice.
As many of us work across different communities, we want to make sure that we enter new spaces with integrity. Does our behavior--not just our rhetoric--respect and honor community leadership? Do we think about who we are--and what that means--in relation to those with whom we are working? How can we build community in a way that is genuine and does not promote hierarchies and inequities that we are trying to dismantle?Â...