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Save the date ♾️ The embodied landscape.
Dionne Lee
Kristine Potter
05.14.2026
New methodologies in photographic land studies.
Performance by Karima Walker
Center for Creative Photography.
Artist practice talks and collage workshop.
5 - 7.30pm MST/PDT @cntrforcreativephoto
The embodied landscape foregrounds artists Dionne Lee and Kristine Potter, whose interdisciplinary field work proposes new methodologies for critical landscape practice. Engaging photography, land, and body work, their art investigates the ways in which we navigate as individuals and communities through the real and projected environments of the US South and Southwest. Charged and vital, their embodied practices disrupt and challenge the inherited moral narratives of colonial and gender-based violence as they operate within these historically complex territories. Positing new embodied critical practices, they assimilate new strategies for survival, understanding, and change within our evolving social landscape.
Dionne Lee @p.bibeau
Kristine Potter @kristine_potter
Karima Walker @karimawalker
Curated by Faye Dowling. @fayedowling__
Education and collage workshop in collaboration with Denisse Brito, CCP. @benissedrito
The seminar topic draws from my research and writing for my master’s thesis: “Embodied South: The embodiment of place in the new photographic imaginaries of the US South, post-1990.” which also discusses the work of Dawoud Bey @dawoudbey amongst others.
The event is supported by the University of Arizona Commission on the Status of Women.
RSVP [email protected] ▫️
Center for Creative Photography auditorium and forecourt. 1030 N. Olive Road, Tucson, AZ 85719 @cntrforcreativephoto
Digital registration https://bit.ly/embodiedlandlive Link in bio 🔗 @fayedowling__
Artwork:
1. Dionne Lee. Castings, 2022. © Dionne Lee.
2. Kristine Potter. Spring Landscape (Crawling Paths) 2015. From the series, Manifest. © Kristine Potter.
#dionnelee #kristinepotter #karimawalker #fayedowling #theembodiedlandscape
@uarizonaarts @uazschoolofart
Dionne Lee
Kristine Potter
05.14.2026
New methodologies in photographic land studies.
Performance by Karima Walker
Center for Creative Photography.
Artist practice talks and collage workshop.
5 - 7.30pm MST/PDT @cntrforcreativephoto
The embodied landscape foregrounds artists Dionne Lee and Kristine Potter, whose interdisciplinary field work proposes new methodologies for critical landscape practice. Engaging photography, land, and body work, their art investigates the ways in which we navigate as individuals and communities through the real and projected environments of the US South and Southwest. Charged and vital, their embodied practices disrupt and challenge the inherited moral narratives of colonial and gender-based violence as they operate within these historically complex territories. Positing new embodied critical practices, they assimilate new strategies for survival, understanding, and change within our evolving social landscape.
Dionne Lee @p.bibeau
Kristine Potter @kristine_potter
Karima Walker @karimawalker
Curated by Faye Dowling. @fayedowling__
Education and collage workshop in collaboration with Denisse Brito, CCP. @benissedrito
The seminar topic draws from my research and writing for my master’s thesis: “Embodied South: The embodiment of place in the new photographic imaginaries of the US South, post-1990.” which also discusses the work of Dawoud Bey @dawoudbey amongst others.
The event is supported by the University of Arizona Commission on the Status of Women.
RSVP [email protected] ▫️
Center for Creative Photography auditorium and forecourt. 1030 N. Olive Road, Tucson, AZ 85719 @cntrforcreativephoto
Digital registration https://bit.ly/embodiedlandlive Link in bio 🔗 @fayedowling__
Artwork:
1. Dionne Lee. Castings, 2022. © Dionne Lee.
2. Kristine Potter. Spring Landscape (Crawling Paths) 2015. From the series, Manifest. © Kristine Potter.
#dionnelee #kristinepotter #karimawalker #fayedowling #theembodiedlandscape
@uarizonaarts @uazschoolofart
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