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DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756087611
DTSTART:20230922T160000Z
DTEND:20230922T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
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DTSTART:20230923T160000Z
DTEND:20230923T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART:20230925T160000Z
DTEND:20230925T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
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DTSTART:20230926T160000Z
DTEND:20230926T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756095807
DTSTART:20230927T160000Z
DTEND:20230927T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756097856
DTSTART:20230928T160000Z
DTEND:20230928T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756099905
DTSTART:20230929T160000Z
DTEND:20230929T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756101954
DTSTART:20230930T160000Z
DTEND:20230930T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756104003
DTSTART:20231002T160000Z
DTEND:20231002T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756105028
DTSTART:20231003T160000Z
DTEND:20231003T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756107077
DTSTART:20231004T160000Z
DTEND:20231004T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756109126
DTSTART:20231005T160000Z
DTEND:20231005T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756111175
DTSTART:20231006T160000Z
DTEND:20231006T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756113224
DTSTART:20231007T160000Z
DTEND:20231007T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174559Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756115273
DTSTART:20231009T160000Z
DTEND:20231009T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756118346
DTSTART:20231010T160000Z
DTEND:20231010T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756120395
DTSTART:20231011T160000Z
DTEND:20231011T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756122444
DTSTART:20231012T160000Z
DTEND:20231012T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756125517
DTSTART:20231013T160000Z
DTEND:20231013T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756127566
DTSTART:20231014T160000Z
DTEND:20231014T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756130639
DTSTART:20231016T160000Z
DTEND:20231016T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756133712
DTSTART:20231017T160000Z
DTEND:20231017T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756135761
DTSTART:20231018T160000Z
DTEND:20231018T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261005T174600Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43835756138834
DTSTART:20231019T160000Z
DTEND:20231019T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present “Dear Frank\,
  I wish . . . Love Gabi 2/2/23” an exhibition of new works by Gabi Magal
 y. This exhibition runs September 21 – October 19\, 2023 at Moudy Galler
 y located on the TCU campus\, and will open with an artist talk 5-6pm\, Th
 ursday\, September 21 in Moudy North Building 132\, followed by a receptio
 n for the artist 6-8pm.\n\n \n\nGabi Magaly’s photographic exploration o
 f intimate and familial relationships considers new models for self-portra
 iture. As a first-generation Mexican American Chicana\, her work critiques
  the absence and erasure of brown bodies in the history of photography whi
 le simultaneously revealing and archiving the story of her family. \n\n \n
 \nAt Moudy Gallery Magaly presents new photography and installation work t
 hat responds to a recent breakup and efforts to find her sense of self and
  belonging after ending a 12-year relationship. Older works from Magaly’
 s Gabi and Frank series documenting her relationship with her ex-partner a
 re presented in conversation with new works that reflect an understanding 
 her now single identity. \n\n \n\nMore widely Magaly considers how her upb
 ringing and identity roles placed on Latinx women affected her relationshi
 p. She is not afraid to look closer. In picturing love\, support and intim
 acy\, she also considers difficult situations of estrangement or emotional
  toxicity. Magaly’s honest and vulnerable approach seeks to empower othe
 rs:\n\n \n\nLife as a couple becomes a comfort zone. While living together
 \, we don't realize how much of ourselves we set aside. When it ends\, we 
 don’t know what is more painful\; losing the partner or the comfort zone
 ? Struggling to find one’s self-worth as independent women\, we must bui
 ld ourselves and trust that we’re worthy under any circumstance. Trying 
 to find peace\, we’re breaking the cycle of generational trauma caused b
 y the traditional expectations placed upon women. We’ll be able to under
 stand that soledad is finding fulfillment as an individual on their journe
 y to self-love. Gabi Magaly\, September 2023\n\n \n\nAbout the artist: Gab
 i Magaly received her MFA in Visual Arts at the University of Texas at San
  Antonio in 2020. She works predominantly in the medium of photography but
  also employs other mediums like sculptural installation and embroidery. M
 agaly has exhibited in solo shows at Satellite Gallery\, Huntsville\, TX\;
  The Brick\, San Antonio\, TX\; Presa House Gallery\, San Antonio\, TX\; C
 asa Lu\, Mexico City. Her numerous group exhibitions include Luis Leu Gall
 ery\, Karlsruhe\, Germany\; The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center\, San Anton
 io\, TX\; Masur Museum in Monroe\, Louisiana\; Museo De Las Américas in D
 enver\, CO\; New Texas Talent XXVII in Dallas\, TX\; Mexic-Arte Museum in 
 Austin\, TX. She has been awarded two CAMMIE awards from Blue Star Contemp
 orary and Luminaria Contemporary Cultural Center during Contemporary Art M
 onth 2020. She is currently serving a term on the SPE Board of Directors. 
 Magaly currently lives in San Antonio\, Texas\, and works remotely at Din
 é College in Tsaile\, Arizona. www.gabimagaly.com
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery\, MBN 125
SUMMARY:Gabi Magaly
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/gabi_magaly
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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