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In Mind and Memory<\/b><\/i> presents two research-based artistic collaborations. Using multiple-channel video and still photographs, these two pairs of artists respond in their works to experiences of being marginalized in a globally-connected world. Autobiographical inquiry takes on abstracted, poetic form in Baghdadi Mem\/Wars<\/em> (2010) by Dena al-Adeeb<\/a> and Sama Alshaibi<\/a>, which references the artists\u2019 personal and family histories of war and migration from Iraq to the United States. State of Mind<\/em> (2008) by Annica Karlsson Rixon and Anna Viola Hallberg<\/a> is a documentary-based body of work about LGBTQ communities in St. Petersburg, Russia, in which first-person narratives are presented simultaneously in an installation alongside family portrait photos of their subjects. In both bodies of work, identity is complicated by other realities, necessitating a camouflage approach to social constructs. In this condition, the self retains autonomy only within the mind\u2019s interior. <\/p>\n

Worth Ryder Art Gallery<\/a>, University of California, Berkeley, CA. September 28-October 22, 2011.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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