Throughout his 45-year career, Jimmie Durham has resisted hierarchies, systems of categorization, and monumentality in a practice that embraces materiality, humor, and the play of language. Curator Anne Ellegood provides an overview of Durham's work, its distinct position within art history, and vital perspective on colonization, statehood, and the politics of representation. Abraham Cruzvillegas and Jeffrey Gibson, artists and friends of Durham, then join Ellegood to discuss Durham's work and influence. In conjunction with the exhibition Jimmie Durham: At the Center of the World