Sara Garzón

Curator, art historian

MA Curatorial Practice

Education

PhD, Cornell University

 

Curatorial projects include

“The Sound of Scape,” Kunsthalle Bratislava; “South-to-South: A Meeting on African and Afro-diasporic Technologies,” Pivô Salvador; “The Rise of the Coyote,” Materia Abierta, Mexico City

 

Publications include

Botanical Readings: Erythroxylum Coca; How Rivers Think or How we Know What we Know; Deborah Castillo: Radical Disobedience; Arts of the Working Class; Protocinema; Hemisphere: Visual Cultures of the Americas

 

Awards and honors include

Andrew Harris Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of Vermont; Jane and Morgan Whitney Fellowship, The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Best Visual Cultural Studies Essay, Latin American Studies Association, Cornell University; R. W. Witt Scholarship Award for Best Art History Essay, California State University, Sacramento