Previous guest artist Beatriz Santiago Mu\u00f1oz is screening several of her films at the Whitney 2017 Biennial Film programs on May 6, 2017 at 6pm.<\/p>\n

Location: Floor Three, Susan and John Hess Family Gallery and Theater<\/p>\n

Beatriz Santiago Mu\u00f1oz uses an observational style to record performed gestures, creating revealing tableaus of life and locality that examine postcolonial experiences in the Caribbean.<\/p>\n

May 6: 6 and 8:30 pm<\/b>
\nScreenings<\/p>\n

May 7: 3 pm<\/b>
\nScreening followed by a conversation with Beatriz Santiago Mu\u00f1oz and Jan Susler, Civil Rights Attorney, People\u2019s Law Office<\/p>\n

Beatriz Santiago Mu\u00f1oz<\/b> (b. 1972), Black Beach \/ Horse \/ Camp \/ The Dead \/ Forces<\/i>, 2016
\nLa cabeza mat\u00f3 a todos<\/i>, 2014
\nMarch\u00e9 Salomon<\/i>, 2015
\nOneiromancer<\/i>, 2017<\/p>\n

To buy tickets click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Whitney Museum
\nof American Art<\/strong>
\n99 Gansevoort Street
\nNew York, NY 10014
\n(212) 570-3600<\/p>\n

info@whitney.org<\/a><\/p>\n

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Beatriz Santiago Mu\u00f1oz (b. 1972), still from March\u00e9 Salomon<\/i>, 2015. High-definition video, color, sound; 15:57 min. Courtesy the artist and Galer\u00eda Agustina Ferreyra, San Juan.Authentic Nike Sneakers<\/a> | NIKE HOMME<\/a><\/span>