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Colorism: The Spectrum of Internalized Bias Gallery Opening

When: Sat., July 13, 7-10 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415-863-7668
Email: events@rootdivision.org
Price: free
rootdivision.org/exhibition-rd-gallery/colorism-spectrum-internalized-bias
Colorism: The Spectrum of Internalized Bias analyzes the phenomenon of appearance-based discrimination among members of the same identity group. Interrogating this topic through contemporary media including photography, installation, animation, video and performance art. Influenced by ongoing research on the impact of colorism on individuals and the larger society, curator D.E. Stenvoll-Wells explores how colorism pervades globally and prevents the unity required to combat white supremacy. Colorism: The Spectrum of Internalized Bias aims to unpack the internalized consequences of racial constructs, and questions the very basis of modern-day racial categorization.

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