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Bathrooms & Farmworker Dignity
Not Our Farm book release and multimedia installation by daniela del mar
​
Opening Reception: Friday August 22, 6-9pm
Closing Reception: Friday September 5, 6-9pm

at Alpaca

Whose discomfort are we overlooking to make our own comfort possible?
​

In laborers’ ongoing struggles for dignity in the field of essential farmwork, access to bathrooms is central. Inspired by farmworkers’ horrifying, heartbreaking, and hilarious testimonies in Bathrooms & Dignity, recently published by Not Our Farm and friends, this exhibition explores the politics of health, safety, labor, and care while shining a light on the stark realities farmworkers experience across the continent daily.

​This multimedia art installation is a collaboration between Not Our Farm, a non-profit farmworker storytelling project, and Albuquerque-based artist daniela del mar, supported 
by the Local Food Safety Collaborative.

​Visit 
notourfarm.org and danieladelmar.com for more information.
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    • L.o.A. Collective
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    • Wild & Precious
    • The Shroud of Repeated Facades
    • Ladmo: An Exhibit That Bears A Striking Resemblance To A Retrospective
    • Concerning Human Understanding
    • some websites
    • Bathrooms & Farmworker Dignity
    • All That I Am
    • Ghost of a Chance
    • Beasts of Burden
    • Algorithmia
    • Ruminate
    • Fun-A-Day 2025
    • Mixed Blessings
    • Loose Tooth
    • A matter of WHEN
    • look they lied to us
    • Feral
    • Tall Tales
    • Photos from My Neighborhood
    • Mrs. William Horsely's VEXATIONS
    • Rituals for Now
    • Severe Punishment
    • We Are Home
    • Vision Redefined
    • Til We Are Full
    • How We Hold the Sun
    • Fun-A-Day 2024
    • Run Until Our Lungs Fill With Memories
    • Haunted Archives
    • Rezbians
    • todas las promesas se renuevan cada día
    • The Searching Pattern
    • Sneeze Dreams
    • Decaying Memories
    • Remedies
    • guesswork
    • BorderPlex
    • Particles of My Dust
    • The Act of Appearing
    • Doppler Effect
    • Simulation/Reality
    • Escape
    • Among the Living
    • Taxonomy: Obligate Mutualism
    • Impasse
    • No One Exists But You
    • Confronting Heritage
    • Bathtub
    • Fun-A-Day 2023
    • Not At Home
    • Gifts I Didn't Know Were Gifts
    • On the Brink of Wilderness
  • Contact