La muestra de graduación de Daniel Cevallos (graduado Animación Digital) con la cual obtiene su MFA en Tufts University/School of the Museum of Fine Arts.
Fecha: Apertura: 3 de marzo de 2011, Charla de los artistas: 4 de marzo de 2011, Exposición abierta: hasta el 19 de marzo de 2011
Lugar: Lufthansa Studios, 29 Sturtevant Street, Boston, MA 02122
Hora: Apertura 18h00, abierto los sábados de 9h00 a 17h00
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Showcasing the work of four graduating students from the Tufts University/School of the Museum of Fine Arts combined Master of Fine Arts program, the resulting exhibition reflects three years of interdisciplinary exploration including sculpture, performance, photography, and painting. These works exist in dialogue with each other, while also reflecting the individual investigations of each artist. Daniel Cevallos’ (Born 1982, Quito, Ecuador) “Check Room” makes use of different visual vocabularies. The space is mainly conceived as a sculpture, but is activated by gestures, allowing an atmosphere for a form of cultural negotiation. The viewer’s possessions are absorbed by the piece; it takes the objects, reactivating them as figures of repetitive aimless action. Evoking an eclectic examination of the absurdity of being in the world, the work suggests a strong relationship between the political being and the ontological ambiguity of the human condition. “Check Room” is a transplantation; it is a gesture that has its value in the present as an action, yet the act of transplanting is inherently done with the expectation of future growth. It is a political confrontation with death.
