The MexiCali Biennial is a contemporary visual arts organization which focuses on the border between California and Mexico as a region of aesthetic production.
[7][8] MB 09/10 artists: MexiCali Biennial 09/10 curators were Ed Gomez, Luis G. Hernandez and Amy Pederson Converse.
[11][12] MB curator and art historian Amy Pederson Converse states, "There is no need to draw a line between actual and symbolic anthropophagy; they are part of the same system of meaning.
Through ingestion, digestion, and subsumation, the cannibal bridges the gap between political science and moral philosophy, nature and civilization, north, south, east and west, the self and the other.
[14] MexiCali Biennial 2013: Cannibalism in the New World was curated by Ed Gomez, Luis G. Hernandez and Amy Pederson Converse.
Artists who participated in Calafia: Manifesting the Terrestrial Paradise: Luis Alonso-Sanchez, Nicole Antebi Antena, Jacinto Astiazarán, Edna Avalos, Abraham Avila, Raul Baltazar, Juan Bastardo, Chelle Barbour, Mely Barragán, Carlos Beltran, Amber Bowser, Miguel Buenrostro, Cali (Claudia Algara), Chris Christion, Cog•nate Collective, Artemisa Clark, Abigail Raphael Collins, Nikki Darling, Yutsil Cruz, Victoria Delgadillo, David de Rozas, DINO DINCO, Dani Dodge, Dean Erdmann, Carmina Escobar, Melora Garcia, Melanie Griffin, Jorge Gutierrez, Rebeca Hernandez, Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle, Xandra Ibarra, Invasorix, Haydeé Jiménez, Kristi Lippire, Keaton Macon, Maya Mackrandilal, Ruben Garcia Marrufo, Max Martinez, Jane C. Mi, Mayte Miranda, Chinwe Okona, noé olivas, Jason Magabo Perez, Adee Roberson, Mónica Rodríguez, Sandy Rodriguez, Julio Romero, Enid Baxter Ryce, Timo Saarelma, Paulina Sánchez, Andrea Santizo, Slanguage, #SNATCHPOWER, Mariangeles Soto-Diaz, Erik Moskowitz, Hillary Mushkin, Jeniffer Pereda, Jessica Sevilla, Sergio Teran, Amanda Trager, Diane Williams, Jenny Yurshansky, and Kim Zumpfe.