Voices in Contemporary Art: Aria Dean
Thursday, January 10, 2019
7:15 pm EST
Aria Dean discusses her work during Voices in Contemporary Art: Aria Dean on January 10, 2019. Photograph by Tom Loonan.
FREE
Auditorium
Aria Dean (American, born 1993) is an artist, critic, and curator whose work examines the frameworks of our individual and collective identities. She is particularly interested in the complicated relationship between “blackness” and the internet, which has created new platforms for the creation and consumption of culture.
In conjunction with the first solo museum presentation of Dean’s work (on view in the Gallery for New Media through January 13, 2019), the Albright-Knox will host Dean for a presentation on her contributions to a larger conversation on the social effects of new technologies. The event will be moderated by the exhibition’s organizer, Assistant Curator Tina Rivers Ryan.
The museum will be free and open to the public from 5:30 to 9 pm. While this event is free, pre-registration is recommended. RSVP online, call 716.270.8292, or visit the Albright-Knox Admissions Desk.
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Program Sponsor
Voices in Contemporary Art is presented by HSBC Bank USA.
This event is presented by HSBC Bank USA and hosted by Michele Agosto, Tamara Alsace, LaVonne Ansari, Michelle Brown, Donna Brown, Sheila Brown, Sarah Dance, Alice Jacobs, Eunice A. Lewin, Rachel Lyons, Brandye Merriweather, Daun Nicholas, Jennifer Parker, Sundra Ryce, Rose Sconiers, Toni Vazquez, and Sandy White with Kendra Brim and Jamil Crews of Buffalo Urban League’s Young Professionals.
Voices in Contemporary Art is presented by HSBC Bank USA.
This event is presented by HSBC Bank USA and hosted by Michele Agosto, Tamara Alsace, LaVonne Ansari, Michelle Brown, Donna Brown, Sheila Brown, Sarah Dance, Alice Jacobs, Eunice A. Lewin, Rachel Lyons, Brandye Merriweather, Daun Nicholas, Jennifer Parker, Sundra Ryce, Rose Sconiers, Toni Vazquez, and Sandy White with Kendra Brim and Jamil Crews of Buffalo Urban League’s Young Professionals.
