Join F magazine this weekend for the livestream launch of issue 10: “Real Estate,” with performances by Thatcher Keats, Tamantha, Dawn Cerny, Blair Hansen, John Miller, AuraRosenberg, and MoneyGraham, NYC.
Contributors to F 10: “Real Estate”—designed by Tuomas Korpijaakko—include Nick Angelo, Trudy Benson, Andrianna Campbell-La Fleur, Dawn Cerny, Vanessa Conte, Jenni Crain, LizDeschenes, DROOIDS, Russell Etchen, Peter Fend, Jen Fisher, Jamie Fletcher, Ryan Foerster, Thalia Forbes, Blair Hansen, Julie Hart, Christopher K. Ho, Miles Huston, JeremyJansen, Butt Johnson, Matt Kenny, Max Maslansky, Haley Mellin, John Miller, MoneyGraham NYC, Phoebe Nesgos, NOWORK, Seymour Polatin, David Rimanelli, AlexRoth, Heather Rowe, Alan Ruiz, Amanda Schmitt, Steel Stillman, Nickolaus Typaldos, and Kevin Zucker.
As a native Texan, I have witnessed firsthand the discrimination that immigrants face in the United States. I have heard from friends who visited detention centers, and from lawyers representing those detained. I have heard the stories of those who are separated from their families, and read transcripts from underfunded courtrooms operating far beyond capacity. It is devastating. That all of this occurs in the name of “security” and “safety” is the greatest farce of all. — Molly Gochman
DO YOU KNOW WHERE THE CHILDREN ARE (DYKWTCA) is a call to action and exhibition of over 100 unique works of art by 100+ leading visual artists that is organized by the artists and activists Mary Ellen Carroll and Lucas Michael. Each work incorporates, or represents an actual account (in whole or in part) from a child who was separated from their family and detained by the U.S. government. This text may be in the native language of the child or a translation into English. The accounts are taken from the interviews that were conducted by the Flores investigators that included legal, medical and mental health experts who visited the detention facilities six months ago in June of 2019. Upon witnessing the deplorable, inhumane, and illegal conditions they found the children in, they decided it was necessary to act upon their findings. They went public.*
The exhibition—WHEN WE FIRST ARRIVED…,curated by Ruth Noack—will open this weekend in Washington, D.C., and proceeds from artwork sales will benefit and support the Safe PassageProject, Terra Firma, Team Brownsville, and the Innovation Law Lab.
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