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SUMMARY:Artist Talk
DESCRIPTION:CVA’s current exhibition Dance of Resistance reveals LGBTQ
 + histories and imagined \nfutures through figural works that illuminate
  the power of art to inspire change and foster \nunderstanding in our di
 verse world. Join us at CVA for an artist talk with Dance of \nResistanc
 e artist Preetika Rajgariah\, whose artistic practice examines her layer
 ed identity \nas an immigrant\, woman of color\, American\, Southerner\,
  and Queer individual\, utilizing \nmaterials rooted in her cultural and
  personal history. Her work engages with themes of \nfeminism\, globaliz
 ation\, representation\, and marginalized communities\, while promoting 
 \nhealing and social consciousness through innovative\, meditative proce
 sses.\nPreetika Rajgariah is a multidisciplinary artist whose works exam
 ine the complicated \nintersections of cultural + queer identity\, nosta
 lgia\, and capitalist consumption while \nreferencing her traditional up
 bringing as an Indian born\, Texas raised American. She has \nbeen in re
 sidence at the Momentary\, Oxbow\, ACRE\, Vermont Studio Center\, and th
 e \nSchool of Visual Arts NYC\, and she has exhibited and performed in s
 paces such as \nMaterial Art Fair in Mexico City\, Untitled Miami Basel\
 , the Asia Society Texas Center\, Roots \n& Culture and the Donnelley Fo
 undation in Chicago\, the Mission Cultural Center for Latino \nArts and 
 SOMArts in San Francisco\, Women & Their Work in Austin\, and Diversewor
 ks \nHouston. She received her MFA from the University of Illinois Urban
 a Champaign and \ncurrently lives and works in Houston\, TX.\nThe Center
  for Visual Art (CVA) is the off-campus art gallery for MSU Denver\, sho
 wcasing \ncontemporary artists whose work sparks dialogue and creates pa
 thways to change. CVA \noffers free admission for everyone to its exhibi
 tions.\nThis event is free and open to the public\, but please RVSP befo
 re attending.
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LOCATION:CVA’s current exhibition Dance of Resistance reveals LGBTQ+ h
 istories and imagined \nfutures through figural works that illuminate th
 e power of art to inspire change and foster \nunderstanding in our diver
 se world. Join us at CVA for an artist talk with Dance of \nResistance a
 rtist Preetika Rajgariah\, whose artistic practice examines her layered 
 identity \nas an immigrant\, woman of color\, American\, Southerner\, an
 d Queer individual\, utilizing \nmaterials rooted in her cultural and pe
 rsonal history. Her work engages with themes of \nfeminism\, globalizati
 on\, representation\, and marginalized communities\, while promoting \nh
 ealing and social consciousness through innovative\, meditative processe
 s.\nPreetika Rajgariah is a multidisciplinary artist whose works examine
  the complicated \nintersections of cultural + queer identity\, nostalgi
 a\, and capitalist consumption while \nreferencing her traditional upbri
 nging as an Indian born\, Texas raised American. She has \nbeen in resid
 ence at the Momentary\, Oxbow\, ACRE\, Vermont Studio Center\, and the \
 nSchool of Visual Arts NYC\, and she has exhibited and performed in spac
 es such as \nMaterial Art Fair in Mexico City\, Untitled Miami Basel\, t
 he Asia Society Texas Center\, Roots \n& Culture and the Donnelley Found
 ation in Chicago\, the Mission Cultural Center for Latino \nArts and SOM
 Arts in San Francisco\, Women & Their Work in Austin\, and Diverseworks 
 \nHouston. She received her MFA from the University of Illinois Urbana C
 hampaign and \ncurrently lives and works in Houston\, TX.\nThe Center fo
 r Visual Art (CVA) is the off-campus art gallery for MSU Denver\, showca
 sing \ncontemporary artists whose work sparks dialogue and creates pathw
 ays to change. CVA \noffers free admission for everyone to its exhibitio
 ns.\nThis event is free and open to the public\, but please RVSP before 
 attending.
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