During our Yoniversal Healthcare, Pleasure Power gathering I will share details about my work-passions as a Vulnerability Facilitator. I offer guidance and health services for the following: Yoni Steaming Self-Renewal through Private/Public Photography Sessions Sex-Trauma Counseling Sex-Positive Parenting Censorship in…
At this year’s Irigaray Circle: Touching the World, at the Institute of Philosophy, University of Iceland, Reykjavík, Iceland, I will present my essay “Becoming Trickster: Irigaray Inhabiting the Impossible.” My essay and presentation focus on my Irigarayan-inspired performative photographs that…
Oberlin College’s Environmental Studies Department at Oberlin presents my in-person workshops Thursday, September 28th 12:15-1:15pm Lunchtime Objects as Storytellers Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies 201 4:30-6:30pm Embodied Practice Workshop Oberlin Center for Convergence (StudiOC) I will be dedicating…
I will be teaching three sessions with Báyò Akómoláfé’s We Will Dance With Mountains,11am ET ACT I, September 17 ACT II, October 1 ACT III, October 15 We Will Dance With Mountains, 2023 Dr. Cara Judea Alhadeff: Apocalypse of the…
Ecocriticism presentation with Dr. Shoshannah Bryn Jones Square at Bishop’s University, Montreal Eco-criticism offers one way to narrate our world, imagine a different world. Playing with call & response, we will explore our epigenetic potential to not only imagine, but to co-create–conspire others…
Please join me for a virtual conversation related to Rhode Island School of Design’s current exhibit and my own photographic work: The Performative Self-Portrait
When we live in a practice of gratitude, when we do not take things or people for granted, we truly embody hospitality. This practice unravels the interdependent relationships between waste/disposability and ethnocentrism/xenophobia–between ecological collapse and humanitarian abuses. Storytelling is a vehicle we can use…
For this month, I offer Micaela Amateau Amato’s recent presentation at Pennsylvania State University’s Cancer and the Environment Symposium. Amato is not only my mother, but my primary collaborator focusing on fossil-fuel addicted culture and counter-hegemonic, living-art practices. Amato’s presentation on Cancerous Collusions, is the…
The Arab/ Jew dichotomy is one of the most vitriolic and inaccurate divisions that dictate both international policy and quotidian behavior across the globe. Monolithic institutionalized categories, such as Jew, Arab, Muslim, white, perpetuate divisiveness, racism, government-sponsored terrorism, and ecological…
The work of the American photographer is not often mentioned in the same breath as Cindy Sherman, Joel-Peter Witkin, Sally Mann and John Coplans. Recently, her color photographs were in exhibit in SFMOMA. After her exhibition in the photo gallery,…
by Shin Hae-In in The Korea Herald, April 17, 2006 Today, we live in a world where synthetic or artificial substances ironically appear more natural than unbleached organic substances. Struggling to capture the tension between the natural and the synthetic,…
Meet Cara Judea Alhadeff: An Emerging Artist in the SFMOMA Collection Terri Whitlock One of the great pleasures of my role as curatorial associate in the Department of Photography at SFMOMA is the opportunity it provides to discover the work…
