Rhythm Nations Exhibition Opening Reception with Panel Discussion

The Virginia Darnes Yates Endowment Presents:
Dialogues in Rhythm Panel discussion and Rhythm Nations exhibition opening reception

Colorado College faculty members Idris Goodwin, Santiago Guerra, and Naomi Pueo Wood engage in conversation with featured artists Ruben Aguirre, Jaque Fragua, and Kelly Monico.

Idris Goodwin: An accomplished poet and essayist, Goodwin teaches performance writing and Hip Hop aesthetics at Colorado College. His works have been staged by Victory Gardens, Steppenwolf, and the MCA in Chicago, the Pillsbury Center in Minneapolis, and the Revolutions Theater Festival in Albuquerque. He is the recipient of numerous national awards, fellowships, and honors.
Santiago Guerra: Anthropologist Santiago Guerra focuses his research on the geographic region of the U.S.- Mexico Borderlands. His most recent article, Becoming An Il/legal Anthropologist, was published by the American Anthropological Association in Anthropology News.
Naomi Pueo Wood: Wood’s approach to research and teaching is informed by her training in dance and a curiosity about the ways that different bodies (citizens) are allowed or denied rights. She is editor of and contributor to the book Brazil in Twenty-First Century Popular Media: Culture, Politics, and Nationalism on the World Stage (2014).