Aquí Seguimos Beyond Borders w/ Transceiver Radio

Join us for a special live broadcast with Transceiver Radio from the gallery featuring sound pieces, interviews, poetry readings, and a DJ set by Aquí Seguimos artists and special guest DJ La Bodoquita.

In Beyond Borders, Ahmed Alaqra joins from the West Bank, Noktambula and Emisopa offer sounds from Mexico City, Jehad Abudayya will read live from Gaza, Zoe Plata joins from Puebla, Mexico, and La Bodoquita will mix live from Baltimore.

Last chance to experience Aquí Seguimos virtually and in person before we bid Baltimore farewell.

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BROADCASTING LIVE FROM BALTIMORE

LA BODOQUITA
@bdqta.vinyl

Cher, AKA La Bodoquita, is a Mexican-American vinyl selector DJ known for eclectic, all-vinyl sets across cumbia, Latin American rock, soul, and doo-wop. Each set is curated with one goal: moving the dance floor and bringing people together.

JOINING FROM THE WEST BANK

AHMED ALAQRA

@la_palaa

Ahmed Alaqra is an artist, curator, and architect whose practice interrogates the aesthetics of power embedded in everyday life.

Working across various mediums and formats, his work attempts to disrupt dominant narratives that shape collective perception. Rooted in unmaking and unlearning, his curatorial and artistic methodologies foreground these acts as tools for reconstructing narrative. Ahmed has participated in and curated numerous exhibitions across Europe and the Arab world. His latest exhibition, I Will Write Our Will Above the Clouds, toured multiple cities. He also co-curated Salt-Kissed at Hayy Jameel in Jeddah and served as guest curator for several exhibitions at the Palestinian Museum. He was mentioned as one of the 10 artists to watch for in 2026 by Frieze magazine.

JOINING FROM MEXICO CITY

EMISOPA

@emisopa

Emilia Quintero (Mexico City, 2001), also known as Emisopa, is a Mexican artist whose acrylic work portrays everyday life through characters imbued with identity and urban narrative. Her work embraces the raw, the familiar, and the collective experience of life in Mexico City, constructing scenes that reflect the essence of the everyday with a contemporary sensibility.

NokTambula
@noktambula_atheneamv_

Born in the navel of the moon, in former Tenochtitlán, Mexico City — formerly DFectuoso; NokTambula is an interdisciplinary artistx, a walking philosopher, activist, and world-explorer. This is a telecommunication portal encoded in times of urgency within the recalcitrant Capitalocene of a damaged planet. It is a semiotic battlefield, a terrain where meanings are negotiated, and the realm of the matter-imaginable is disputed through intermedial collage, research, artistic curation, and flights of imagination. This post-gender cyborgian assemblage of organic-machine couplings seeks to compose burgeoning articulations and poetic intertextual naturocultural entanglements through a commitment of respons-ability to dignified living and dying for the entire ecosystem.

JOINING FROM GAZA

JEHAD ABUDAYYA
@jehad_kamal_2003

Jehad Abu Dayya is a Palestinian writer, poet, and multidisciplinary artist from Gaza, currently studying medicine at Al-Azhar University. Jehad’s work explores memory, displacement, survival, and the emotional landscapes created by war and exile. Through poetry, essays, theater, comics, and visual storytelling, he documents everyday life under siege while preserving personal and collective memory. Jehad has been published and collaborated with artists and cultural institutions internationally. He believes art is not only testimony but also an act of resistance and care. His practice seeks to transform grief into language, preserve what violence attempts to erase, and imagine futures rooted in dignity, justice, and liberation.

JOINING FROM PUEBLA

ZOE PLATA
@zoplata

Karla Zoé Martínez Plata (Puebla, México, 2004), conocida como Zoé Plata, es una artista visual cuya práctica integra pintura, collage expandido, textil y ensamblaje. Su trabajo investiga la memoria, el duelo y la materialidad de los afectos, utilizando objetos, prendas y archivos personales para explorar la ausencia, la identidad y los vínculos emocionales.

En 2024 presentó su primera exposición individual, Cargas y Herencias. Ha exhibido su obra en México y España, y ha sido beneficiaria del PECDA Puebla en la categoría Jóvenes Creadores y de Estímulos de Innovación Artística y Cultura (EIAC).

Actualmente reside y trabaja en Puebla, donde desarrolla el proyecto Suéter de lágrimas: ¿qué hacemos con la ausencia?, una investigación artística sobre las formas en que los objetos y los textiles resguardan la experiencia de la pérdida.

ABOUT TRANSCEIVER RADIO

TRANSCEIVER RADIO is a collaboratively produced experiment in community radio as cultural commons. TRANSCEIVER RADIO grounds their ethos in community radio’s legacy as a public platform full of radical potential. TRANSCEIVER RADIO embraces hyperlocality through participation by artists committed to the culture of Baltimore, and through a public request-for-proposal process. They seize the means of media production—using broadcast as a means to empower diasporic communities through music, to amplify the voices of those who feel they are not being heard, and to insert them into the electromagnetic spectrum in order to claim it as public space. They amplify: Local & Obscure Music, Community Organizing, and Experimental Art Broadcasts.