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Jeffrey Gibson’s Venice Biennale Present Is Heading to LA
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Jeffrey Gibson’s Venice Biennale Present Is Heading to LA

Last updated: February 13, 2025 1:06 am
Editorial Board Published February 13, 2025
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A few 12 months after changing into the primary Native artist to ever singularly characterize america on the Venice Biennale, Jeffrey Gibson will make his solo museum debut in Southern California this spring on the Broad Museum in Downtown Los Angeles by means of an adaptation of his pavilion presentation.

Opening on Could 10 and operating by means of September 28, the Broad’s curation of the house wherein to position me (2024) will showcase over 30 artworks by Gibson that debuted on the pavilion all through the first-floor galleries. The presentation will even embrace the museum’s new acquisition, Gibson’s portray “THE RETURNED MALE STUDENT FAR TOO FREQUENTLY GOES BACK TO THE RESERVATION AND FALLS INTO THE OLD CUSTOM OF LETTING HIS HAIR GROW LONG” (2024). In it, the artist deployed his telltale colourful geometric patterning and stylized textual content to include a direct quote from a 1902 letter by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs to a superintendent of the Spherical Valley Indian Reservation in California, urging them to order Native kids to chop their hair and assimilate to White western apparel and look.

Jeffrey Gibson, “THE RETURNED MALE STUDENT FAR TOO FREQUENTLY GOES BACK TO THE RESERVATION AND FALLS INTO THE OLD CUSTOM OF LETTING HIS HAIR GROW LONG” (2024) (picture courtesy Broad Museum)

A member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians with Cherokee ancestral roots, Gibson additionally closely featured his signature beading observe into works on the US pavilion, incorporating jingles and different materials references to quite a lot of Native cultures and aesthetics throughout Turtle Island. Throughout mediums, Gibson engages in subversive Indigenous survivance entwined with queer symbolism by recontextualizing archival paperwork of oppression and liberation.

“I wanted to showcase that complexity while celebrating the resilience and joy present in the liberation stories and legacies of Indigenous makers,” Gibson stated in a press assertion.

“The show is about turning margin and center inside out, putting topics and people who have been pushed aside in the spotlight,” he continued. “I’m excited for the project to reach audiences in Los Angeles — in a way it’s coming home, from representing the country on an international stage to speaking to histories that are part of our lived experiences here in the US.”

Gibson and the Broad are working collaboratively to develop programming for the exhibition, together with performances, workshops, and talks to have interaction local people members and guests alike.

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Jeffrey Gibson’s “ACTION NOW ACTION IS ELOQUENCE” (2024) and “Be Some Body” (2024) on the US Pavilionimage 17

A efficiency on the US Pavilion throughout a press preview (picture by Avedis Hadjian/Hyperallergic)

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Rhea Nayyar (she/her) is a New York-based educating artist who’s captivated with elevating minority views throughout the tutorial and editorial spheres of the artwork world. Rhea obtained her BFA in Visible…
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