To Name An Other is a new commission work involving video, performance, and installation beginning with a full day empowerment workshop for the artist and performers, and culminating in a public performance that will be recorded and included as part of The Body Electric.

SITE Santa Fe opens Jeffrey Gibson: The Body Electric with drinks by Rolling Still Distillery, musical performance by Lindy Vision, DJ set by Anjo King, and food by Poki Tako.

As part of SITE Santa Fe’s opening weekend for Jeffrey Gibson: The Body Electric, Gibson will take the stage for a My Life in Art Talk with long-time friend and inspiration, artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith.

SITE Santa Fe’s exhibiting artists Nani Chacon and Jeffrey Gibson will take the stage for a conversation about shared themes in their work, moderated by curator Brandee Caoba.

In partnership with SITE Santa Fe and artist Jeffrey Gibson, the Center for Contemporary Art (CCA) presents a series of films curated by Gibson to complement and inform The Body Electric. Gibson’s selections showcase both classic and contemporary films that highlight Native and Indigenous voices across the globe.

In an evening hosted and curated by renowned drag queen Lady Shug (Diné) who is featured in Jeffrey Gibson’s TO NAME AN OTHER, SITE Santa Fe Members were treated to an intimate cocktail party with drinks by Rolling Still Distillery and food by Cafe Castro followed by an unforgettable line-up of performance art with guest stars Landa Lakes (Chickasaw) and Katie K. Bouvier (Laguna & Acoma Pueblo).

Chatter weaves together traditional and contemporary chamber music programs with poetry twice a month at SITE Santa Fe. In this performance, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Raven Chacon, whose sound work is featured in Jeffrey Gibson’s A Warm Darkness, debuted new pieces for clarinet, oboe, and cello.

Renowned jingle dress dancer Sarah Ortegon, who is featured in Jeffrey Gibson: The Body Electric, will perform at SITE Santa Fe for Indian Market weekend.