Join this distinguished group of artists, both established and emerging, celebrating, discussing and centering DAG’s 2026 Artist in Residence Greg Weaver’s exhibition: Embodied Literacy and Freedom Dreams

Panelists: Raj Bunnag, Derrick Davis & moderated by Anthony Patterson

Embodied Literacy and Freedom Dreams is a cinematic manifesto and rehearsal space.

Rooted in the Black Radical Tradition, the film practices citation as a tool for reading critically

with thinkers, workers, and producers throughout history. By weaving together archival

materials, global media artifacts, original video, and skate culture, it models a mode of

reading our social, cultural, and political inheritances from the margins, and actively writes a

counter-narrative. The screening is accompanied by a projected Visual Bibliography: a real-

time stream of its theoretical and cultural DNA.

This offering invites you to read the world against the grain of dominance and exploitation in

order to write a more democratic society into being. And to recognize society, and your

immediate environment, as a social text with many readers and writers across spacetime.

Imagine your own body as an instrument of annotation, and your community as a collective

power to author a more just world.

Exhibition is on view February 7 - March 1, 2026 at DAG’s Golden Belt Gallery