Held at the haudenschildGarage and envisioned as working sessions centered on questions pertinent to the terrain of San Diego/Tijuana, the inSite_05 Conversations were conceived to rethink issues of local import within a broader frame.
August 28, 2005
Moderator:
Michael Krichman (San Diego)
Participants included:
Mans Wrange (Stockholm)
Mark Bradford (Los Angeles)
Bulbo (Tijuana)
Judi Werthein (Buenos Aires)
Paul Ramirez Jonas (New York)
Curatorial Interlocutors:
Joshua Decter (Los Angeles)
Beverly Adams (Arizona)
Ruth Auerbach (Caracas)
September 25, 2005
Moderator/Curatorial Interlocutor:
Joshua Decter
Participants included:
Chris Ferreira (San Diego)
Javier Téllez (Venezuela/USA)
Maurycy Gomulicki (Poland/Mexico)
Itzel Martinez del Canizo (Tijuana)
Hans Fjellestad (Los Angeles)
Magaly Ponce (Massachusetts)
October 22, 2005
Moderator:
Michael Krichman (San Diego)
Participants included:
Beverly Adams (Arizona)
Osvaldo Sánchez (Mexico City)
Joshua Decter (Los Angeles)
Sally Stein (Irvine)
Carmen Cuenca (San Diego/Mexico City)
Tania Ragasol (USA)
Chris Ferreira (San Diego)
Donna Conwell (Los Angeles)
Bulbo (Tijuana)
About the Participants
Bulbo http://montalvoarts.org/artist_groups/bulbo/
Carmen Cuenca http://insite.org.mx/wp/ct_colaborador/cuanca-carmen/
Donna Conwell http://pacificstandardtimefestival.org/kpst/portfolio/donna-conwell/
Hans Fjellestad https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Fjellestad
Itzel Martínez del Cañizo http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release/the-haudenschild-garage-announces-its-documentary-short-triplestrillizos-as-official-selection-in-international-film-festivals-394267.php
Javier Téllez https://www.guggenheim.org/artwork/artist/javier-tellez
Joshua Decter http://www.radicate.eu/joshua-decter-from-new-york-can-art-play-a-role-in-resolving-political-and-economic-conditions/
Judi Werthein https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judi_Werthein
Magaly Ponce http://www.resextensa.net/
Mans Wrange http://manswrange.webflow.io/
Mark Bradford https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Bradford
Maurycy Gomulicki http://culture.pl/en/artist/maurycy-gomulicki
Michael Krichman http://insite.org.mx/wp/en/ct_colaborador/krichman-michael-2/
Osvaldo Sánchez http://insite.org.mx/wp/en/ct_colaborador/sanchez-osvaldo/
Paul Ramirez Jonas http://www.paulramirezjonas.com/selected/new_index.php
Ruth Auerbach http://curatorsintl.org/collaborators/ruth_auerbach
Sally Stein https://www.faculty.uci.edu/profile.cfm?faculty_id=3000
Tania Candiani http://www.taniacandiani.com/cvabout.html
inSite http://insite.org.mx/wp/
inSite has its roots in a 1992 initiative to facilitate binational collaborative arts partnerships among nonprofit and public institutions in the San Diego-Tijuana region. Operating through a unique collaborative structure that is based on the active participation of cultural and educational institutions in the US and Mexico, inSite is focused on promoting artistic investigation and activation of urban space. The distinctive character of inSite, understood as a cultural practice of intervention in the urban social fabric, stems from a commitment to facilitate new works developed through long-term engagements with the artists in specific contexts. As it has evolved, inSite is committed to providing resources to artists and other cultural agents that allows ample time for research and wandering—privileging process over artistic product.. The flexibility to respond to the shifting interests of artists and institutions and, in turn, to test new structures of collaboration and venues for the presentation of innovative work, has been a fundamental goal of inSite..
In 2013, work on inSite/Casa Gallina, the sixth version of inSite, began in the Mexico City neighborhood of Santa Maria la Ribera. InSite/Casa Gallina completed programs and commissions at the end of 2018. A book documenting the experiences associated with inSite/Casa Gallina will be available in the Spring of 2019