Francisco Godoy of Madrid-based Colectivo Ayllu activates the exhibition Ficciones patógenas: seeing otherwise at the Leslie Lohman Museum of Art. The collective proposes a critique of empire, white supremacy, and colonial heteronormative ideology.

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This activation is co-sponsored by the Leslie Lohman Museum of Art, The Latinx Project, Espacio de Cultures @KJCC and the NYU Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality.

About

Francisco Godoy Vega is a QBIPOC writer, artist and curator. PhD in History of Art and Visual Culture (UAM, 2015) and member of the Collectivo Ayllu. His publications include "Uses and Customs of Whites" (2023), "Exhibition as Recolonization" (2018) and "There Is No Sex Without Racialization)" (ed., 2017). He has also published the poetry books "The Revolution of the Rats" (2013) and "The Sudaca's Disease" (2018) and has also been a speaker at more than twenty seminars and conferences, including Ámà: 4 Days on Caring, Repairing and Healing (Gropius Bau, 2021), Aabaakwad (MCA Sydney, 2020) and Decolonizing the Museum (MACBA, 2014). He has curated exhibitions such as The Theft of Pain (MNBA Chile, 2023), All Shades of Anger (MUSAC, 2018) and Critique of Migrant Reason (La Casa Encendida, 2014). As a member of the Collectivo Ayllu, he has exhibited at Matadero Madrid, the Sydney Biennial, the Santa Mònica Arts Center, the Kochi Biennial, the CAC in Quito and the São Paulo Biennial.