All Access
Presented by CrossPathCulture, New York.
November 10 - January 9, 2002.
11am - 7pm / Tuesday
- Sunday (or by appointment)
135 West 50th St. New York, USA
On December 8, 2001, CrossPathCulture will present Dinkies Sithole’s
“African Experience” and Olabayo Olaniyi’s “An African
In America,” two performance pieces that will bring to life CrossPathCulture’s
ongoing visual arts exhibition, All Access.
All Access is an exhibition featuring 11 international artists which explores
cultural stereotypes and global identity. All Access challenges participants
to reconsider regional, race-based and religious assumptions. At the same
time, it pushes the creative boundaries of the artists themselves, as they
explore new forms and mediums. The installations and sculptures presented
in All Access reflect immediate political and cultural concerns, such as the
recent terrorist and military exchanges. They also explore long-standing issues
of identity and alienation, attempting to position the individual within the
context of both modern and ancient forms of tribalism, nationalism and globalism.
Our opening reception was attended by over 1,000 people, and has attracted
over 250 daily since. The exhibition is open to the public 11am - 7pm, Tuesday
- Sunday, or by appointment until January 9th, 2002. Please take a moment
to view the gallery for each artist below.
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