Alexander Apóstol’s Regime: Dramatis Personae at MOCA presents black-and-white portraits of archetypal figures on the stage of populist and authoritarian power. Shot in Caracas in 2017 with LGBTQ+ activist collaborators, the series treats gesture and role as social scripts rather than likenesses. Themes of political theater, Latin American modernism’s afterlives, and how regimes produce performers structure the.
