# Xandra Ibarra
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xandra ibarra (born 1979), who has sometimes worked under the alias of La Chica Boom, is a performance artist, activist, and educator. Ibarra works across video, sculpture and performance to explore abjection and joy and the borders between proper and improper racial, gender, and queer subject. She is based in Oakland, California.
BODIES: Switcheroo
Today we travel to a future where we can swap bodies with one another. Would you trade places with someone? Do you own your body?
Guests:
Calvin Gimpelevich — writer, author of “Rent, Don’t Sell”
Sav Schlauderaff — PhD student, University of Arizona, co-founder Queer Futures Collective
Krizia Puig…
BODIES: Ghostbot
Today we travel to a future where dying isn’t the end. What if you could live on as a simulation? A bot that knows everything you’ve ever said, and can pretend to be you?
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Guests:
James Vlahos — journalist & author of Talk to Me: How Voi…
BODIES: This Is Not A Test
Today we travel to a future where all animal testing is banned. What are the alternatives? What can we do without using animals, and what can’t we do?
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Guests:
Janet D. Stemwedel -- professor of philosophy at San Jose State University…
Manifest Episode 2: The Body
Art is material. This episode explores art in relation to the body. Hear artists reflect on gender and performance, transform themselves into cockroaches, and sculpt self-portraits from chocolate and soap.
Photo: Xandra Ibarra, Nude Laughing, performance at The Broad, Los Angeles, 2016. Photo by J…
Xandra Ibarra
Xandra Ibarra is an Oakland-based artist from the El Paso/Juarez border that uses performance, video and sculpture to address abjection and joy and the borders between proper and improper racial, gender and queer subjects. She draws inspiration from sexual subcultures to humorously and defiantly re…
Live Series | Living & Working: Xandra Ibarra and Jakeya Caruthers
How does one survive and thrive as an artist in the San Francisco Bay Area? The art world is inundated with stories from the community and media about artists being displaced in the face of great wealth disparity, a crushing housing crisis, the lack of sustainable employment in the arts, and a thre…
Classic Episode - Natural Alternatives to Leather and Plastics - Sophia Wang // Co-Founder of MycoWorks
In this episode of the Disruptors for Good podcast I speak with Sophia Wang, Co-Founder of MycoWorks, on disrupting the fashion industry by creating a biomaterials company that has developed natural alternatives to leather and plastics using mushroom mycelium technology.
In 2013, with artist and in…
S2E4 - Border Bodies w/ Bernadine Hernández
In this episode, we talk with Bernadine Hernández about her new book Border Bodies. We discuss the exploitation of brown women's bodies in the southwest and the México - US border. We talk about her work as an activist, teaching, and artistic endeavors.
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May 1, 2026 - Week in Review: The Venice Biennale, nude art, and Jimmy Kimmel vs. Trump
On this edition of The Culture Show, Jared Bowen, Callie Crossley, and James Parker, staff writer at The Atlantic, go over the week’s top arts and culture headlines:
The Venice Biennale is often called the Olympics of the art world, but this year its international jury made news before awarding any…
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