Thursday, October 08 | 12:30 PM Rubin Center Gallery Space Free and Open to the Public
Costuras Territoriales exhibition brings together contemporary women artists whose works move fluidly across disciplines and geographies yet share an anchor in textile as a site of knowledge, care, and critical reflection. Engaging fiber as both material and method, the exhibition considers how acts of stitching, dyeing, and construction connect the body to labor, ritual, and the shifting landscapes of the U.S.–Mexico border region. Textile emerges here not as a fixed tradition, but as a living language through which histories are told, held, and reimagined. Participating artists: Tanya Aguiñiga, Margarita Cabrera, Tania Candiani, Olga Guerra, Teresa Margolles
AMBOS exhibition marks the ten-year anniversary (Art Made Between Opposite Sides), a binational collaborative working along the U.S./Mexico border. Founded in 2016, AMBOS was created to express and document border emotion through art made on opposite sides, offering a platform for artists and communities whose lives are shaped by daily crossing, separation, and interdependence.
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