Blood Rising: Painting the Lost Women of Juarez
On September 27th at 5 p.m. in Rodman, Hall Brian Maguire, the Irish artist whose portraits of the murdered women of Juarez, Mexico, will come for a showing of “Blood Rising,” an intimate documentary of his attempt to raise awareness about the disappeared women of Juarez. After a 30-minute screening, Maguire will be available for a talkback about the documentary, his work, and the relationship between art and politics.
Presented by the Peace, Justice, and Human Rights Program of John Carroll University with the assistance of Irish American Archives Society and the Mayo Society of Greater Cleveland and the support of the Irish American Charitable Foundation. Other co-sponsors are forthcoming.
The trailer for the documentary can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJv0A27BN3Y
This talk is being sponsored in conjunction with a showing of selected work by Bryan Maguire in the exhibit Demise at The Galleries at Cleveland State University, 1307 Euclid Ave., 44115, running through Friday, October 5.
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