Caledonia Curry, or Swoon, is recognized around the world for her pioneering vision of public artwork. Through intimate portraits, immersive installations and multi-year community-based projects, she has spent over 20 years exploring the relationships of individuals to the built environment, using her art as a catalyst for social change and healing.
Nasher Sculpture Center Chief Curator Jed Morse speaks with Curry about her diverse practice and some of the most impactful projects, including The House Our Families Built, a mobile public art commission developed in collaboration with PBS American Portrait and presented during the Dallas Art Fair at Klyde Warren Park in partnership with Turner Carroll Gallery.
Registration is FREE for Nasher Members and $10 for non-members. Advance registration requested.
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