This street mural is located at the pedestrian crossing at the entrance to the border city of Tijuana. It depicts a woman cradling a baby surrounded by monarch butterflies, which symbolize migration in North America.

Sovereignty’s Sonic Limit | Studies in Social Justice

I am very proud to announce the publication of my article “Sovereignty’s Sonic Limits: Music and Spectacle at the Border.” … More

Gabriel Saloman Mindel / Visiting MFA Faculty / MCAD

I am proud to announce that I have been hired as a Visiting MFA Faculty (2024-2027) at the Minneapolis College … More

Unintelligible: Noise Against Capture | UC Santa Cruz | April 20-21, 2018

“Unintelligible: Noise Against Capture” APRIL 20-21, 2018 | University of California, Santa Cruz https://noise.sites.ucsc.edu/unintelligible/ This conference seeks to cultivate an … More

Take Back The Fight | Felix Kulp II | Feb 2-24, 2018

TAKE BACK THE FIGHT Resisting Sexual Violence from the Ground Up Felix Kulpa Gallery II | 209 Laurel St., Santa … More

Mapping Collaboration | Launch

Announcing the launch of MAPPING COLLABORATION – a tool for teaching and building interdisciplinary collaborations. http://www.mapcollab.com/ After months of research … More