Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla have been working in collaboration since 1995, frequently mining the spaces between sculpture, performance, architecture, and social or public intervention. In their work they try to provide avenues for reflecting on the complex intersection of global politics and personal identity.
"For us the potential of art is to insert something into a situation to stir things up, cause a catalytic change, or detonate a chain of events." Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla discuss key works in their career, including Chalk (1998), Land Mark (Vieques) (2001–2002), and Charcoal Dance Floor (2001).
