Unruly Bodies: Getty Artist-in-Residence Felipe Baeza in Conversation with Laura Gutiérrez

Unruly Bodies: Getty Artist-in-Residence Felipe Baeza in Conversation with Laura Gutiérrez on Immigration Stories and Art
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This event occurred on May 13, 2023.
While at the Getty Research Institute, Artist-in-Residence Felipe Baeza and Professor Laura Gutiérrez discovered a shared migration story, both having come from Mexico, grown up in Chicago, and then leaving again to pursue their dreams. Their discussion explores the ways that their immigration experiences shaped their creative and scholarly processes; imagination as a mode of survival; and the concept of embodiment in performance and figurative art making.
Felipe Baeza is a visual artist who lives and works in Brooklyn. His recent exhibitions include The Milk of Dreams, 59th Venice Biennale, Venice (2022); Yesterday We Said Tomorrow, Prospect 5, New Orleans (2021); and Through the Flesh to Elsewhere, the Mistake Room, Los Angeles (2020). Baeza received his BFA from the Cooper Union and MFA from Yale.
Laura G. Gutiérrez is associate professor of Latinx studies at the University of Texas at Austin. Her research interests include performance and visual culture. She was a Getty Scholar in the fall of 2022 and is currently completing a monograph entitled Binding Intimacies in Contemporary Queer Latinx Performance and Visual Art..
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