Please join us for presentations by doctoral students on Jamaican artist John Dunkley and abstract art in Argentina and Central America informed by questions of race, gender, and sexuality, followed by robust discussion.
Chavoya has reunited with curator David Evans Frantz to develop Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art, an exhibition co-organized with the Vincent Price Art Museum at East Los Angeles College, the Williams College Museum of Art, and Independent Curators International that will open in fall 2023.
Please join us for presentations by doctoral students on womxn artists of Chicano Art Movement, Indigenous cultural production in Guatemala and Mexico, and art and memory in the Dominican Diaspora, followed by robust discussion.
This talk explores the context of in which Iraqi Modernist in the mid twentieth century introduced a prolific negotiation of the decorative as signifier of both continuity and modernity, to resolve their crisis or representation that is modernism. The decorative was the solution that connected their past with their present through what became coined as the concept of istilham.
Apr 17
2023
4:00 PM
Zoom
Following the tragic shootings on May 24, 2022, Wanda Montemayor decided to help create some healing for the community of Uvalde, TX. She created the Uvalde Love Project to promote healing through a combination of workshops and art. The final part of the project is a mosaic mural of handmade tiles by workshop participants and other members of the community.
10 Grand Press is an independent publishing press with a mission to collaborate with artists through process and hands-on experimentation. Artists collaborate with master printer Marina Ancona to develop and produce ideas in traditional and expansive print forms. The press produces uniques and limited editions printed at Brooklyn, NY, and Santa Fe, NM shops.
Since 2016 the Miakan-Garza tribe has sought the return of three ancestors unearthed from Hays County and held by U.T. Austin. Despite a promise from U.T. President Hartzell on September 25, 2020 that the ancestors would be “promptly” reburied, to date the three remains have not been returned for reburial.
Sánchez Santamaría has exhibited his work throughout Latin America and Europe, in the United States, and in Japan and China. He describes his art “as contemporary, with a retro and a futuristic tendency.
