ACRE Projects
2921 N Clark St
Chicago, IL 60657

Exhibitions

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February 12th 2024 – March 7th 2024

Consider a Disappearance

The University of Illinois Springfield Visual Arts Gallery

ACRE is supported in part by Builders Initiative, Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, Walder Foundation, Ruth Foundation for the Arts, MacArthur Funds for Culture, Equity, and the Arts at the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation, Arts Work Fund, National Endowment for the Arts, and Illinois Arts Council Agency.

The Chicago Arts Census is supported by Builders Initiative, Walder Foundation, Arts Work Fund, and the Chrysalis Project, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and hosted by Fractured Atlas.

Annual Sponsorships: Valerie Carberry and Richard Wright, Jay Dandy and Melissa Weber, Document, Other People's Pixels

In-Kind Sponsors: Supera, Exfolia Botanical, Maison Ferrand, All Together Now

Opening Reception:

Saturday, September 10th 6:00pm – 10:00pm

ACRE Projects @ Drama Club
2439 S Oakley Avenue
Chicago , IL 60608

Not Wheelchair Accessible

Screening at 8pm

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She's Landed

Zitlali Yunuhem Adame and Rigoberto Gomez-Carmon

September 10th 2022

Image of the artist dressed in a colorful costume wading in water. Test over the image gives the details of the screening "She's landed a migration story, performative series by Zitlali"

Flyer for She's Landed, A Migration Story. Photograph by Xavier Robles Armas. Image courtesy of the artist

ACRE is excited to present She's Landed, a one-night performance and screening by artist Zitlali Adame.

A 2021 ACRE Resident, Zitlali presents a multimedia performance series that documents an extraterrestrial landing on Earth.

"She" is a character developed over time. Through Her development, a personal timeline of events unearths. Through Her development, a personal timeline of events unearths

The body holds memories that the mind no longer does. A release occurs in the performative movements, and re-imagined timelines reclaim memories lost. Interventions and performances are captured via photography and video documentation.

We invite you to come and celebrate her work on September 10th from 6-10 PM.

At 8 PM, Zitlali will debut a collaborative video piece with Rigoberto Gomez-Carmona.

Zitlali Yunuhem Adame

Zitlali Yunuhem Adame is a multimedia artist out of Chicago, Illinois. The mediums she incorporates include performance, photo, video, writing, drawing, painting, sculpture, and costume work.

Zitlal's work disrupts sensibilities and awakens the senses. She explores identities with fantastical modalities. Transcendent protagonists develop with playful exploration.

Real-world experiences and metaphysical theories influence illusory narratives. She creates magical environments to find comfort and safety.

Rigoberto Gomez-Carmon

Rigoberto Gomez-Carmon is a Southside Chicago-raised and based filmmaker.