Julia Justo
In this socially engaged installation, immigrants are invited to write about their hopes for the future. Their writings were included in small bags attached to a flag. The flag is made from discarded clothing the artist bought and used during her time as an immigrant in America. The project seeks to create a platform to resist injustice and speaks to how we could move forward collectively.
DATE & TIME
Friday May 14, 3pm-8pm
Saturday May 15, 11am-7pm
Sunday May 16, 11am-7pm
LOCATION
Under the Highline, 14th Street Entrance
Julia Justo was born in Argentina and currently lives in New York. Her interdisciplinary work combines photography, mixed media and social practice. Using strategies drawn from the fields of education, research and community activism, she invites participation and collective imagining. She has exhibited in galleries and museums in the US and abroad.
juliajusto.com
