Dear friends, it’s my honor to be participating in this epic So-Cal neighborhood-wide art extravaganza with so many uncanny artists, organized by the extraordinary folks at Durden and Ray!
The Haitian revolution, perhaps one of the most important and neglected revolutions, seems to have been written by western history gathering its great drifts and fragility. For many it has always been a historical resource that has shown how bottom-up change is possible.
Curated by Sofia Guiterrez February 8 – March 5, 2020 José Drudis-Biada Art Gallery Mount Saint Mary’s University 1200 Chalon Road Los Angeles, CA 90049 Phone 310/954-4360 Hours: Mon-Sat, Noon to 5pm Closed Friday and Sunday http://www.msmu.edu/gallery California, since its conception as a state in 1850 has been a mecca for freethinkers and
I am Super Excited to be included in this stellar publication! Thank you and congratulations to Camilla Boemio, Fabrizio Orsini, AAC Platform Project and vanillaedizioni! Also congratulations to all the featured artists! I'm looking forward to the upcoming publication launch on February 1st at Contemporary
It’s my honor to have my work Mal Ojo/ Mala Mano (Evil Eye/ Bad Hand), on display at the Torrrance Art Museum as a part of the extravaganza wandering exhibition Alptraum (Nightmare)! Big thanks to creator Marcus Sendlinger, co-curator Max Presneill, the incredible TAM team,
Dear friends, I invite you to join us tonight at Durden and Ray, Saturday, November 16, 7-10pm for the presentation of the wonderful artworks that have arrived from La Estación Arte Contemporaneó based in Chihuahua, Mexico. It is my honor to be a member of this gallery
Congratulations to Fine Art Complex 1101 and everyone involved in this great international show Alptraum: The Wandering Show! I proud to be a part of this project! Thank you for this photo with my drawing hanging in the background; Mal Ojo/Mala Mano (Evil Eye/ Bad Hand),
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 10th, 6 – 9pm August 10th , 2019 - August 24th, 2019 Backspace Gallery 1528 E. 17th St. Los Angeles, CA 90021 United States
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 13, 7-10PM Exhibition Dates: July 13 – August 3, 2019 Closing Gathering: Saturday, August 3, 2-4PM
The quechquémitl is a garment which has been worn by indigenous cultures in Central Mexico since the pre-Hispanic period. For this action I presented fabric and paper templates for quechquémitls for participants to create and customize their own garment incorporating contemporary materials as a 21st