The physical exhibit took place on November 22, 2016.
2016
On November 22nd, 2016, Barnard V-Day Access|Ability and the PENDULUM collective presented this exhibit at Barnard College, Columbia University.
P E N D U L U M is a multimedia sensory exhibit that immerses you in the artists’ experiences of mental illness. The exhibit brought in a crowd of about 50 people, who reportedly experienced many feelings such as understanding, discomfort, awe, confusion, sadness... Their reactions were documented and can be found here. The exhibit included photography, a short film, a dance and performance art piece, a painting, information about bipolar disorder, as well as other materials. All the materials presented at the November exhibit are available on this website. |
a multimedia sensory exhibit that immerses you in the artists’ experiences of mental illness.” |
Our team
The V-Day Art Collective
DaMonique Ballou; Producer Ornella Friggit; Artistic Director Nadia Naomi Mbonde; Artist, Curator Natalie Ruguru Karira; Artist Thando Mlambo; Photographer and Musician The V-Day Access|Ability Production Team Nadia Naomi Mbonde; Director Kate Oldshue; Co-Producer Sarah Robison; Co-Producer Sarah Kim; Treasurer Ataa Amponsah; Outreach Chair Ariana Wallace; Social Media Chair Special thanks to: Our Sponsors Tina Campt, Kathryn McLean and the Africana Studies Department Dr. Gillian Scott-Ward, Norinda Del Fierro and the Furman Counseling Center. The audience, Barnard College and everyone who made PENDULUM possible. |
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