“Border art: step over the wall!” is a documentary series on the History of Border Art, an emerging artistic genre, born on the US-Mexico boundary. On this highly symbolic and emblematic border of the world's closure, artists, scholars and curators from both sides seek ways to transform division into connection. 

Episode 2: As we walk the line of Border Art's history, it's time to trace the steps of its pioneers: the Chicano artists whose fights have shaped the political claims of Border Art.

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In addition to this podcast, you can read Aude-Emilie Judaïque's article "The Roots of Border Art" in Villa Albertine's online Magazine.

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"Border Art: step over the wall!" is an original podcast produced by States, and is written and directed by Aude-Emilie Judaïque, following her residency at Villa Albertine SF and her journey on the borderlands, from San Francisco to Mexicali, via Tijuana-San Diego. 

Project editor : Raphaël Bourgois

Theme Music: "Remote Controle" by Guillermo Galindo ASCAP

Art cover : Des Signes

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