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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
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 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
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 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
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 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20261009T070505Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251122
DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251123
DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20261009T070505Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251204
DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T070505Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251205
DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T070505Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251206
DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T070505Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251207
DESCRIPTION:"Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta" meets you w
 here you are and then pushes you past that. It shines a fiery light on wha
 t it feels like to have an identity that is othered and exposes the conseq
 uences of ignoring evil on your doorstep. Most importantly\, the two video
  works on display — Moffitt Building Piece (1973) and Anima\, Silueta de
  Cohetes (1976) — force us to confront our complicity in certain situati
 ons: namely\, the times we let someone suffer without helping. \n\nBoth fi
 lms\, searingly and vividly\, compel one to consider the red\, rotten frui
 ts of both externalized and sublimated violence. When was I neutral when I
  should have been passionate? This question haunts these works and drive o
 ur inquiry.  \n\nSome other thematic questions that informed the creation 
 of this show include:  \n\n"Who am I to you?”  \n“Can my anger lead to
  good?"  \n“What sets your blood on fire?" \n\nWe urge you to grapple wi
 th these ideas as you spend time with these landmark works of video art.
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Mitchell Art Museum
SUMMARY:Mute Passion Expressed: Filmworks of Ana Mendieta 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/mute-passion-expressed-filmworks
 -of-ana-mendieta
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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