Opening Reception: June 16, 2018 7-10pm
Exhibition Dates: June 17 - 28, 2018
Gallery Hours: By Appointment
Location: 235 Broderick Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Fluid Marks is an audio and photography documentary project exploring ideas of gender. It poses questions about the ways our identities are constructed and the ways we think about and relate to those identities. In various clips, people across the gender spectrum discuss different aspects of their gender in society. The accompanying photos ponder the ways to image the abstract concepts brought up in the audio work.
About the Artist: Anna K. Wane is a young artist from Dakar, Senegal. She is currently residing in between continents, looking for home. She works primarily in video, and is interested in the intersection between experimental and documentary filmmaking. She also has an interest in performance. Her work aims to center the voices of people from marginalized communities, focusing on black and queer people
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Exhibition Dates: June 17 - 28, 2018
Gallery Hours: By Appointment
Location: 235 Broderick Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Fluid Marks is an audio and photography documentary project exploring ideas of gender. It poses questions about the ways our identities are constructed and the ways we think about and relate to those identities. In various clips, people across the gender spectrum discuss different aspects of their gender in society. The accompanying photos ponder the ways to image the abstract concepts brought up in the audio work.
About the Artist: Anna K. Wane is a young artist from Dakar, Senegal. She is currently residing in between continents, looking for home. She works primarily in video, and is interested in the intersection between experimental and documentary filmmaking. She also has an interest in performance. Her work aims to center the voices of people from marginalized communities, focusing on black and queer people
Opening Reception: June 16, 2018 7-10pm
Exhibition Dates: June 17 - 28, 2018
Gallery Hours: By Appointment
Location: 235 Broderick Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Fluid Marks is an audio and photography documentary project exploring ideas of gender. It poses questions about the ways our identities are constructed and the ways we think about and relate to those identities. In various clips, people across the gender spectrum discuss different aspects of their gender in society. The accompanying photos ponder the ways to image the abstract concepts brought up in the audio work.
About the Artist: Anna K. Wane is a young artist from Dakar, Senegal. She is currently residing in between continents, looking for home. She works primarily in video, and is interested in the intersection between experimental and documentary filmmaking. She also has an interest in performance. Her work aims to center the voices of people from marginalized communities, focusing on black and queer people
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Exhibition Dates: June 17 - 28, 2018
Gallery Hours: By Appointment
Location: 235 Broderick Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Fluid Marks is an audio and photography documentary project exploring ideas of gender. It poses questions about the ways our identities are constructed and the ways we think about and relate to those identities. In various clips, people across the gender spectrum discuss different aspects of their gender in society. The accompanying photos ponder the ways to image the abstract concepts brought up in the audio work.
About the Artist: Anna K. Wane is a young artist from Dakar, Senegal. She is currently residing in between continents, looking for home. She works primarily in video, and is interested in the intersection between experimental and documentary filmmaking. She also has an interest in performance. Her work aims to center the voices of people from marginalized communities, focusing on black and queer people
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