St. Pete Storytellers Rewriting History
Who decides what history remembers?
St. Pete Storytellers | Part 2Artists do more than create ‘objects’; they shape the stories we remember. Rewriting History explores how artists, institutions, and collectors influence what gets passed on to the next generation.
The Conversation
Who gets remembered? Who gets left out? Who decides?Beginning with Judy Chicago’s The Dinner Party and Voices from the Song of Songs, we’ll consider how artists challenge inherited narratives.
The dialogue expands to contemporary artists, cultural communities, and the role of the collector in sustaining ideas worthy of a legacy.
01— CURATORIAL INTRODUCTION
Judy Chicago, The Dinner Party, and the politics of cultural memory.
02— FOCUS WORK
Voices from the Song of Songs: translation, gender, and reinterpretation.
03— ARTIST RESPONSE
Contemporary perspectives from invited artists.
04— STORYTELLERS CONVERSATION
Guided discussion on history, visibility, and legacy.
05— OPEN VIEWING
Continue the conversation.
Rewrite history.
