curated by Angelica Muro and Hector Dionicio Mendoza
Featuring work by Sita Bhaumik, Felix d’Eon, Karla Diaz, Monique Islam, Prole Arts Collective (Nosfe and Rarotonga), Isaías D. Rodríguez, and Arnoldo Vargas, this exhibition re-examines social based-phantom culture by sampling and appropriating sources that are linked to both high and low culture through use of materials that convey social-economic and political class, race, gender, and sexuality. Chafismo highlights work that moves towards the current dialogue surrounding the complexity within ChicanX practices. This often means artists giving a critical voice to prevailing theoretical paradigms that frame arte y cultura as long relegated issues that should be expanding our understanding of positionality, value, and worth. By questioning established standard tenets as idle, a new approach and visual language can emerge to probe the conventionality of what is considered broken, irreverent, or complacent. WORKS 365 South Market Street downtown San José on the Market Street edge of the San José Convention Center Exhibition Hours: Fri, 12-6 pm Sat & Sun, 12-4 pm Closed between exhibitions
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AuthorIsaías D. Rodríguez is a visual artist and father to two beautiful sons. Archives
December 2023
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