SCHEDULE
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1, 2018
OPENING NIGHT
5:00PM – 10:00PM
PARTY AT THE PÉREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI
1103 Biscayne Blvd
Tidal Rage: Drag en la Frontera, featuring drag performances produced by Fredo Rivera
DAY ONE
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2, 2018
PRESENTATIONS AT KNIGHT CONCERT HALL – ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER
1300 BISCAYNE BLVD, MIAMI, FL 33132
10:00AM
INTRODUCTIONS
Land Acknowledgment:
Samuel Tommie
Welcoming Remarks:
Xavier Cortada
Justine Ludwig
Elvira Dyangani Ose
10:30AM
SECTION 1: ON BOUNDARIES AND A BORDERLESS FUTURE
Immigration policies and border controls continue to dominate headlines and political debates, influencing decision-making, transforming identities, and dividing communities. Rather than fixating on the divisive boundaries between ‘them’ and ‘us’, how do we universalize the migrant experience? How can we imagine the seemingly impossible possibilities otherwise discarded in politics, which could produce new models of citizenship or the dissolution of global borders?
Elvis Fuentes
María Magdalena Campos-Pons
Zach Blas
Nadia Kaabi-Linke
PERFORMANCE: Daniela Ortiz
11:25AM
SECTION 2: FACING CLIMATE REALITIES, REIMAGINING A GREEN FUTURE
This section intersects the local and the planetary, indigenous knowledge and scientific cultures, multispecies and human solidarity. Delving into ecological thought and revealing critical tools for the climate justice movement, speakers will highlight contemporary responses to climate change, extinction of species, and extractivist threats to the environment. How are these threats affecting our understanding of ourselves and our common futures?
KEYNOTE: Timothy Morton
11:55AM
LUNCH ACTIVATION
The BLCK Family
Summit lunches are separately ticketed
12:55PM
CONVERSATION:
Timothy Morton and Colibri Sanfiorenzo Barnhard
Maja and Reuben Fowkes
Hassan Darsi
Houston Cypress
Pablo DeSoto
2:05PM
SECTION 3: TOWARDS AN INTERSECTIONAL JUSTICE
Due to rising inequity and violence, ideals for equitable and responsive governments are further distanced from present-day mindsets. Speakers will position questions of who is privileged, who gets excluded, and who has power at the intersection of gender, race and class. What are some of the crucial aspects of queer, feminist, anti-racist, and post-colonial perspectives from which practitioners have developed an emancipatory politics for our times?
KEYNOTE: Vijay Prashad
william cordova and Marie Vickles
Colectivo Universitario de Disidencia Sexual (Daniela Cápona and José Carlos Henríquez)
Bhenji Ra
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara and Yanelys Nuñez Leyva
3:15PM
COFFEE BREAK
3:30PM
SECTION 4: RESISTING DISPLACEMENT AND VIOLENCE
From Miami to Istanbul, from Buenos Aires to Bucharest, forms of aggressive gentrification have become widespread, oftentimes signaling the rapacious influence of cultural trends. Every city offers a different story, and there is much to be gleaned from the injustices felt and the struggles taking place at different breaths and rhythms. What new forms of engagement do artists, activists and other agents integrate into their environments?
Anna Minton
Brigada Puerta de Tierra
Lia and Dan Perjovschi
Marilyn Douala-Bell
KEYNOTE: Edwidge Danticat
4:40PM
COFFEE BREAK
4:55PM
CONVERSATION:
Vijay Prashad and Edwidge Danticat
5:25PM
PERFORMANCE:
5:40PM
CLOSING REMARKS
DAY TWO
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3, 2018
BREAKOUT SESSIONS AT SITES AROUND MIAMI + SUMMIT FILM PROGRAM AT SOUNDSCAPE PARK | CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
The second day of the Summit features over 30 conversations, workshops, and field trips held across Miami. Sessions will take place all day long at five main locations PAMM, MOAD @ MDC, Locust Projects, YoungArts, and the neighborhood of Little Haiti. The remaining sessions are at satellite locations throughout Miami. Be sure to take note of the location of your session and make transportation arrangements.
10:00AM – 11:00AM
SESSION 1
LITTLE RIVER COOP
Urban Farming in South Florida
Led by Muriel Olivares, Tiffany Noe, Danielle Bender
EDUOARD DUVAL-CARRIÉ STUDIO
Led by Fredo Rivera
LOCUST PROJECTS
Making Waves: Impact of Regional Regranting Programs Supporting Socially-Engaged Art
Led by Michelle Lisa Polissaint, Lee Heinemann, Jason Fitzroy Jeffers, Elizabeth Spavento
YOUNGARTS
PASAJES: Displacement and Belonging Across Generations
Led by Cat Garcia-Menocal, Ana Menéndez, Yara Travieso
PAMM
Led by Elisa Turner, Raymond Elman, Tina Spiro, Dr. Carol Damian
Civic Ecology: From Stewardship to Sustainability
Led by The Center for Subtropical Affairs, Dr. Jason Downing, Joshua Sagarribay, Barbara Martinez-Guerrero, and Ian Wogan.
Connecting with Native Plants, the Bio-Diversity of Change
Led by Houston Cypress, Jean Sarmiento
How Can Public Art Connect People and Communities to Public Space?
Led by Amy Rosenberg, Debi Weschler, Amanda Sanfilippo Long, Ximena Caminos
Led by Laurencia Strauss, Ricardo E. Zulueta
Led by Felice Grodin and Jennifer Inacio
12:00PM – 1:00PM
SESSION 2
LITTLE HAITI CULTURAL COMPLEX
Our Long Term Goals: Creative Practitioners in their Communities
Led by Marie Vickles, william cordova
MOAD
Creating/Living in a Transnational Art Community
Led by Rosie Gordon-Wallace, Alix Pierre, Ph.D.
LOCUST PROJECTS
Reciprocidad Andina, Towards an Exchange Based Social Practice
Led by Cesar Cornejo, Ashley Lester, Diana Fridelova, Dyron Lafuente, Marc Bridger, Catherine Gomez, Bonnie Mae Carrow
YOUNGARTS
Led by Charo Oquet
PAMM
Led by Elvis Fuentes, Gema Álava, Yucef Merhi, Rodolfo Peraza
Led by Janet Batet, Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, Nereida Garcia-Ferraz, David Rohn, Nina Surel,Michelle Weinberg
Led by Christy Gast, Denise Milstein, Julián Donas Milstein
Miami and the Caribbean: The View from Poetry
Conversation led by Legna Rodríguez Iglesias and Fabienne Josaphat, moderated by Mario Alejandro Ariza
Led by Maja and Reuben Fowkes
Sustainable Cultural Practices: Ideas for Institutional Resistance
Led by Susan Caraballo, Blanca de la Torre
“Underlying” Miami – Imagining Climate Futures
Led by Rozalinda Borcilā, Yahalétke / Rev Houston R. Cypress, Gean Moreno
Led by María Adela Diaz, Alma Leiva, Muriel Hasbun
3:00PM – 4:00PM
SESSION 3
MANA CONTEMPORARY
ARTsail and the Impossible Dream: Synergistic Cross-Marketing
Led by Ombretta Agro Andruff, Captain William Rey, Bibi Baloyra, David McCauley
THE WOLFSONIAN – FIU COLLECTION
Activist Objects: Art and Politics in The Wolfsonian-FIU Collection
Led by Amy Galpin, Shoshana Resnikoff
SIMPSON PARK
Constellations: Deep Mapping Miami’s Past, Present, and Future
Led by Fereshteh Toosi, Onajide Shabaka
ARTCENTER/SOUTH FLORIDA
Parallels and Peripheries: Mobilizing and Creating Coalitions Through Story Circles
Led by Lizania Cruz, Larry Ossei-Mensah, Esther Park
MOAD
Impact Storytelling and Imagined Communities
Led by Aziz Isham
LOCUST PROJECTS
To Do What You Can Out of What You Have
Led by Lia and Dan Perjovschi
YOUNGARTS
On an Island: Defending the Right to Create
Led by Yanelys Nuñez Leyva, Luis Manual Otero Alcántara, Julie Trebault, Alison Russo
Condos, Vacant Lots and Urban Art: A Walking Tour of Wynwood and Edgewater
Led by Fredo Rivera
PAMM
Led by Jabari Mickles, Vivian Azalia
Friendly Match (Neighborhood to Neighborhood)
Led by Brigada Puerta de Tierra (BPDT)
OPEN HOUR DROP IN SESSIONS
PAMM
10AM – 4PM in the Learning Theater
Led by Angela Valella, Roc Laseca, The Nightclub
11AM – 12PM
Led by Laurencia Strauss and Ricardo E. Zulueta
EDOUARD DUVAL-CARRIÉ STUDIO
Open Studio at Edouard Duval-Carrié
11AM – 12PM
EXILE BOOKS
EXILE Activist Small Press Fair
11AM – 4PM
Led by Amanda Keeley and Philip Lique
7:30PM – 10:15PM
CREATIVE TIME SUMMIT INAUGURAL FILM SERIES
Soundscape Park
400 17th St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Leitmotiv (2011) by Cinthia Marcelle – 4 minutes
Swimming in Your Skin Again (2015) by Terence Nance – 23 minutes
Are you OK? (Havana) (2014) by Antonia Wright – 5 minutes
Aequador (2012) by Laura Huertas Millán – 19 minutes
Salt Water after 47 (2016) by Selma Selman – 5 minutes
Emergency Turned Upside-down (2016) by Oliver Ressler – 16 minutes
Here I’ll Stay (2017) by Lorena Manríquez and Marlene McCurtis – 10 minutes
National Disintegrations (2017) by Braden King – 11 minutes
Lady Eva (2017) by Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, Dean Hamer, Joe Wilson – 10 minutes
Papa Rainbow (2016) by Fan Popo – 20 minutes
The Town I Live In (2017) by Guadalupe Rosales and Matt Wolf – 10 minutes
The Housing Question (2014) by Rena Rädle and Vladan Jeremić -11 minutes
Architecture of Exclusion (2010) by Frente 3 De Fevereiro – 15 minutes
Hilário (2016) by Nástio Mosquito – 4 minutes
