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Cristina Alejandra Jimenez Gomez





CA is an interdisciplinary artist and educator. She is interested in creative, transformative and communal experiences that address critical intersectional concerns. Based in Tiohtià:ke - Mooniyang - Montreal since 2019.  Currently, they are a board member of Teesri Duniya Theatre, where she has developed two community engagement projects. 

CA is affiliated with Hexagram, Milieux-LeParc, COHDS, ALLab, and SenseLab-3e at Concordia University. Editor and workshop facilitator at Kodama Cartonera, an independent publishing house born in Tijuana, Mexico, in 2010.

In Colombia, her collaborative work resulted in co-creating the feminist theatre collective “Vale la pena ser Callejeras" (BOG), a laboratory focused on artist women’s discourses, theatre training and collaborative methodologies of embodiment and creation for public spaces. 

CA’s research-creation approach is performative, feminist, and (an)archival. Her perspectives stem from embodied practices as a source of knowledge intertwining processes of doing-feeling-thinking. Due to their experience in different theatre troupes, CA learned about diverse techniques focused on developing research and creative methods for, in, and within public spaces and non-conventional stages. 

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Interdisciplinary artist and educator
Ph.D. studies in Humanities in the Individualized (INDI) program at Concordia University. 
B.A. in performing arts from District University-ASAB (BOG-CO) 
M.A. in theatre and live arts from the National University of Colombia.

c_imenez@live.concordia.ca

cristinaalejandra.jimenezgomez@concordia.ca

alemisakg.com

Vale la pena ser callejeras

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