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DESCRIPTION:<div class='ai1ec-event-avatar alignleft timely'><img src='http
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 jpg' width='300' height='200' /></div><p>The Paglees are coming to Minneso
 ta!  <strong><span style='color: #0000ff\;'> Link to </span></strong><a hr
 ef='https://sixtyinchesfromcenter.org/reimagining-south-asian-womanhood-a-
 review-of-the-paglees-between-reason-and-madness/'><strong><span style='co
 lor: #0000ff\;'>R</span><span style='color: #0000ff\;'>eview of debut show
  in Chicago.</span></strong></a></p>\n<p>Location: Catherine G\, Murphy Ga
 llery at St Catherine University\,</p>\n<div class='field field--name-fiel
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 iv>\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n</section>\n</div>\n<p>Openin
 g Reception:   September 12\, 2026\, 5-7 pm.  With a walkthrough tour with
  the artists at 5:30 pm.</p>\n<p>Exhibition dates:  September 12- December
  12\, 2026.</p>\n<p>This feminist collective’s third exhibition premieres 
 the Paglees’ new collaborative print and several new works by the artists 
 that respond to the current frightening political environment.</p>\n<p cla
 ss='p1'><b>The Paglees: Between Reason and Madness</b></p>\n<p class='p1'>
 <span class='s1'>The Paglees</span> are a feminist collective of artists o
 f South Asian origin living across the United States. <i>Paglee</i> or <i>
 pagli</i> means crazy woman in a number of South Asian languages.</p>\n<p 
 class='p1'>In their exhibition\, The Paglees investigate – with fierceness
 \, beauty\, and wit – the impact on women of generations of patriarchy\, r
 eligion\, white supremacy\, colonialism\, violence\, capitalism\, and envi
 ronmental plunder.</p>\n<p class='p1'>The title of the exhibition derives 
 from Rosa Parks’ words: “There is just so much hurt\, disappointment and o
 ppression one can take. The bubble of life grows larger. The line between 
 reason and madness grows thinner.” (Rosa Parks: Writings\, Notes and State
 ments\,1956-58).</p>\n<p class='p1'>Featuring mixed-media works on paper\,
  fabric\, and canvas\, sculpture\, performance\, photography\, installatio
 n\, and moving image\, <i>The Paglees: Between Reason and Madness</i>\, qu
 estions and reframes the labeling of non-conforming women as crazy and the
  marginalization of immigrant women of color. This collective exhibition p
 resents new decolonial narratives that center the reason and wisdom of bro
 wn women of the Global South and diaspora\, and provide pathways to a crea
 tive feminist future. The Paglees believe in working in collaboration with
  other marginalized communities to build bridges and demand social\, envir
 onmental\, and legal justice for all.</p>\n<p>The seven Paglees are South 
 Asian American artists living and working across North America:<span class
 ='Apple-converted-space'>  </span>Shelly Bahl (New York City)\, Monica Jah
 an Bose (Washington\, DC)\, Fawzia Khan (Minneapolis\, Minnesota)\, Indran
 i Nayar-Gall (Charlotte\, North Carolina)\, Renluka Maharaj (Boulder\, Col
 orado)\, Nirmal Raja (Milwaukee\, Wisconsin and Boston\, Massachusetts)\, 
 and Pallavi Sharma (San Ramos\, California).<span class='Apple-converted-s
 pace'>  </span>We are diasporic South Asians with roots in Bangladesh\, In
 dia\, Pakistan\, and Trinidad & Tobago.</p>
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LOCATION:Catherine G\, Murphy Gallery at St Catherine University @ Visual A
 rts Building\, 2004 Randolph Avenue\, St. Paul\, MN 55105
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SUMMARY:Paglees show in St Paul\, MN!
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