Dionne Lee: touch and go

touch and go is an installation curated by Leila Weefur of large scale mixed media collages and video works that source, reenact, and re-photograph images from wilderness survival books, exploring the relationship between rescue, danger, and the necessity of touch. Lee’s images are a metaphorical guide, assembling a narrative of survival skills that manifest amid environmental chaos and the historical systems of oppression that determine who survives.

Dionne Lee uses photography, collage, and video to investigate ideas of power and race in relation to the American landscape.

About Cube Space:

Located on the ground floor of the Center Street Garage at 2010 Addison Street near Milvia Street in the heart of the arts district in Downtown Berkeley, Cube Space features exhibitions of works by Bay Area emerging and mid-career artists working in video, multi-media, and sculpture to create installations which are viewable at all hours, every day of the week.