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RASGOS ASIÁTICOS — SOBREMESA

RASGOS ASIÁTICOS — SOBREMESA

Photo: Digital transfer of archival image; Virginia Grise family photograph. Courtesy of the artist.

Photo: Digital transfer of archival image; Virginia Grise family photograph.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20: 12 – 2 PM & 3 – 5 PM
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21: 12 – 5 PM

Written by San Antonio-raised and Austin-based artist Virginia Grise with an installation by Los Angeles-based designer Tanya Orellana, rasgos asiáticos – sobremesa transforms the Train Shed next to the Silos at Sawyer Yards into a market of memories — a site-specific, multisensory experiential installation. Told through a series of inherited stories, fragmented memories, historical re-imaginings and recurring dreams, rasgos asiáticos explores the fluidity of borders and time, unearthing hidden histories in the confluence of China, Mexico, and the United States.

rasgos asiáticos – sobremesa is created in collaboration with artist and chef Verónica Castillo, director Kendra Ware, sound designer Daniel Gower, and creative producer Megan E Carter.


The SITE Gallery Train Shed at Sawyer Yards
1502 Sawyer Street, Houston, TX  77007

Admission is free; capacity is limited to 30 individuals at a time. Visitors are asked to wear face coverings and practice social distancing.