Vignette Art Fair 2019 Curator

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Leslie Moody Castro

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Leslie Moody Castro is an independent curator and writer whose practice is based on itinerancy and collaboration. She has produced, organized, and collaborated on projects in Mexico and the United States for more than a decade, and her repertoire of critical writing is also reflective of her commitment to place. She is committed to creating moments of artistic exchange and dialogue and as such is a co-founder of Unlisted Projects, an artist residency program in Austin, Texas. In 2017, she was selected as Curator and Artistic Director of the sixth edition of the Texas Biennial, and was recently the first invited curator in residence at the Galveston Artist Residency. Moody Castro earned a Master's degree at The University of Texas at Austin in Museum Education with a portfolio supplement in Museum Studies in 2010, and a Bachelor's degree in Art History at DePaul University in Chicago in 2004, and has been awarded two grants from the National Endowment of Arts for her curatorial projects (2016, 2017).

Vignette Art Fair 2019 Artists

Revisit the Fair

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2019 Installation Images

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2019 Virtual Catalog

View our virtual catalog for a full listing of included works accompanied by large images

2019 Printed Program

View or download our program with the curator’s essay and a full listing of included works

Vignette Art Fair 2019 Programming

Viewpoints was a series of panel discussions with local, female, industry leaders. It is a platform with which to explore issues relevant to the North Texas art community.

Women’s Work: Curating in Context
Saturday, April 13 11:15am - 12pm

How does a curator approach women’s artwork? This panel includes curators, directors, and artists from the North Texas community to discuss the role of the curator in the context of an all-female exhibition. Panelists discuss how they engage with gender in their work and their insights into what an inclusive curatorial practice looks like.

Moderator:
Leslie Moody Castro - Curator, Vignette 2019

Panelists:
Viola Delgado - Artist, Curator & Teacher
Erica Felicella - Artist & Curator
Rachel Rogerson - Executive Director, The MAC
Jeremy Strick - Director, Nasher Sculpture Center

Rebel Girls & Radical Women:
The Everyday Revolutions of Feminism and Art
Saturday, April 13 12:45pm - 1:30pm

This panel offers diverse viewpoints from artists, organizers, and activists to address the intersections and manifestations of feminism and art. What bearing does feminism have on art today? How do we engage with a historic yet ongoing movement?

Moderator: Martha Heimberg - Arts Writer

Panelists:
Chesley Antoinette - Artist & Educator
Vicki Meek - Artist, Curator, & Teacher
Jodi Voice Yellowfish - Social Activist

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