¿Por dónde anda esa Fulana...?

August 2008-August 2010
Latino Plastic Cover will be on view at Centro Itaú Cultural in São Paulo, Brasil, as part of a two-year video art exhibit called Proyecto Visionarios.

April-May 2007
Fulana's videos screened in Montevideo, Uruguay, as part of a video-art series called Miradas de Mujer: doce video artistas iberoamericanas, curated by Spanish art critic Manuel García.

Fulana shot most of their fifth video Tercer Impacto: Hispanacea (currently in post-production).

March 2007
Fulana was interviewed on the Pocho Hour of Power, the weekly Pocho.com radio program on KPFK (Los Angeles).

February 2007
Amnezac screened and was voted #1 by viewers at the International 59 Seconds Video Festival, at the Creative Research Laboratory at The University of Texas at Austin.

January 2007
Satire workshop for Latino youth at Global Action Project (New York City). Lupe & JuanDi from the Block screened at the Instituto Cervantes in Brasília, Brasil, as part of a video-art exhibit called ULTRAMAR: Videocreadores Hispanoamericanos, curated by Spanish art critic Manuel García.

December 2006
Fulana's videos became part of the Hemispheric Institute's Digital Video Library, a project for historical preservation of political performance in the Americas. Our video masters are now in some time-capsule-style vault at Iron Mountain (!), and DVD copies of our work are available at New York University's Bobst Library. Soon, they will also be streamed online through the Hemispheric Institute's website.

October 2006
Satire and Parody workshop ("Flip It!") for MECHA students at Yale University.
Fulana's videos were screened in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, as part of a video-art series called Miradas de Mujer: doce video artistas iberoamericanas, curated by Spanish art critic Manuel García.

August-September 2006
Lupe & JuanDi from the Block screened at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Oaxaca (MACO), as part of the "Caudal del Sur" exhibit on migration curated by Elías Levín.

July-August 2006
Lupe & JuanDi from the Block screened at DESTINO: Video caribeño (curated by Elvis Fuentes), as part of the exhibit "05982:01" by the Fundación de Arte Contemporáneo de Montevideo, Uruguay. Amnezac screened in Swinoujscie, Poland; Poznan, Poland; Prague, Czech Republic; Dresden, Germany; North Adams MA, and New York NY as part of the 59 Seconds Video Festival, who gave Fulana their 59 Second Award.

June 2006
Fulana's videos were screened at the VIII SALON INTERNACIONAL DE ARTE DIGITAL in La Habana, Cuba, as part of a video-art series called Miradas de Mujer: doce video artistas iberoamericanas, curated by Spanish art critic Manuel García. Copies of our videos are now available as part of the permanent collection of the Centro Cultural Pablo de la Torriente Brau (Havana, Cuba).

March-April 2006
Amnezac screened at the International 59 Seconds Video Festival, at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockport, Maine during Plugged In Fest III from March 4th through March 12. It then toured with the festival around Europe, screening in Berlin, Germany (where Amnezac was ranked #1 by the audience); Szczecin, Poland; Vienna, Austria; Trnava, Slovakia; and Bratislava, Slovakia.

October 2005
•Oct 8-Nov 5: Fulana was a part of the Galería de la Raza's month-long exhibit: "What's Not to Love? A Tribute to the Wicked Satire of Latino Arte"
•Oct 22: Screened Operation Blue Blood and Amnezac at the Corto Circuito Festival of Short Films, New York University.
•All Fulana short films were featured at Muestra Nacional de Arte 2005-2006, Rewind... Rewind... Video arte puertorriqueño, sponsored by the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

September 2005
•Sept. 6-12: Created Operation Blue Blood in response to the slow response to Hurricane Katrina.
•Sept. 27: Amnezac, Lupe & JuanDi, and LPC screened at "The Mission was a Woman" Festival, at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco), curated by Dolissa Medina.

July 2005
•Fulana gave a 4-day workshop at Encuentro Latino: A Dartmouth Summer Arts Festival. The students were absolutely amazing and formed their own satire collective, The Guey. Their final project for the workshop was a satire of The Dartmouth Newspaper in which they questioned what they see as a glaring double-standard: How come Dartmouth's Department of Safety & Security (SNS) deports Mexican day laborers for "noise and rowdiness, while allowing underage fraternity boys to get drunk and party (noisily and rowdily) on a regular basis? The Guey created the satirical front cover of "El Dartmouth" and placed it in The Dartmouth's bins around campus overnight. The following morning, "El Dartmouth" was studied in two academic courses by professors who had happened upon the piece.

May 2005
•Wednesday May 8: Screened Amnezac, Lupe & JuanDi from the Block and Latino Plastic Cover at 'SpanicAttack, Teatro La Tea, New York City.

April 2005
•Friday April 22: Interview on 99.5 FM WBAI's Rise Up Radio program (11AM).
•Screened Lupe & JuanDi from the Block, Amnezac and Latino Plastic Cover at the Havana Film Festival in New York, Saturday 16 April at the Quad Cinema
•We're currently working to create Fulanation— a mock women's magazine to be part of the UT Press anthology Uy Cucuy: Fear of a Brown Nation (forthcoming, 2007).

October 2004
•Screened Lupe & JuanDi from the Block and Latino Plastic Cover in the Encuentro de Mujeres de Iberoamérica en las Artes Escénicas at the Cádiz International Theater Festival (Cádiz, Spain).

November 2003-February 2004
Lupe & JuanDi from the Block was part of the L-Factor exhibit at Exit Art gallery (New York, NY).

October 2003
• Screened Latino Plastic Cover and Lupe & JuanDi from the Block in the "Divine Women, Divine Work" festival at The Painted Bride Arts Center, Philadelphia, PA.

July 2003
•Performed The Virgin of Guadalupe World Tour and premiered Lupe & JuanDi from the Block at the 4th Encuentro of the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics (New York, NY), with the participation of Aroosha Rana, Herminia Collado, María Nichim Luna, Malin Ramírez, Stephanie, Miguel Luciano, and Rodrigo Benza. Screened Lupe and Latino Plastic Cover at the Smokin Mirrors Film Festival in Los Angeles.

May 2003
•Shot Lupe & JuanDi from the Block at Marlène's house in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY

Summer 2001
•Latino Plastic Cover screened at NALIP's NY Film Slam (Winner, 2nd place).

Summer 2000
•Shot Latino Plastic Cover at Lisandra's house in Washington Heights, NYC NY.