Free · RSVPArtist Talks & Lectures · Thursday, November 19, 2026
Kinstillatory Mappings in Light and Dark Matter: Activating the Decolonization Rider
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Emily Johnson, author of the Decolonization Rider, and Leomary Rodriguez, its analyst and strategist, explain how the rider works as a tool for artists and for the institutions that present them, sharing research from their Decolonization Assessments. This first part, aimed at artists, scholars and makers and organized with Movement Research, runs Thursday, Nov 19, 6 to 8pm at Abrons Arts Center, 466 Grand St, a short walk from the F at East Broadway or the F/J/M/Z at Delancey St–Essex St; part two, an interactive workshop for institutions and funders, follows Dec 2 at New York Live Arts. Admission is free with an RSVP. It's one of 24 free talks on our New York calendar this November, and Abrons hosts another, a Clinton St. Baking Co. history conversation, on Nov 11.
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