Join us for a free public presentation by Brooklyn-based artist, Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga. He will discuss his art practice and his upcoming workshop on creating rotoscope animations about public spaces and gestures.
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About the Artist:
Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga approaches art as a social practice that seeks to establish dialogue in public spaces. Having been born of immigrant parents and grown up between Nicaragua and San Francisco, a strong awareness of inequality and discrimination was established at an early age.
Themes such as immigration, discrimination, gentrification and the effects of globalization extend from highly subjective experiences and observations into works that tactically engage others through populist metaphors while maintaining critical perspectives.
Ricardo has established a socially investigative creative practice that utilizes whatever media possible to present content in a manner that may generate interaction and discussion by others.
http://ambriente.com/
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Also join us on the weekend of June 1st & 2nd for only $65."Physical Traces", rotoscope workshop led by Ricardo.
Registration and more information is here:
http://physicaltraces.eventbrite.com/#
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“Physical Traces” is produced by Upgrade! San Francisco, a regular programming series with speakers and socializing designed to foster community around new media arts in the bay area.
Join us for a free public presentation by Brooklyn-based artist, Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga. He will discuss his art practice and his upcoming workshop on creating rotoscope animations about public spaces and gestures.
______________________________
About the Artist:
Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga approaches art as a social practice that seeks to establish dialogue in public spaces. Having been born of immigrant parents and grown up between Nicaragua and San Francisco, a strong awareness of inequality and discrimination was established at an early age.
Themes such as immigration, discrimination, gentrification and the effects of globalization extend from highly subjective experiences and observations into works that tactically engage others through populist metaphors while maintaining critical perspectives.
Ricardo has established a socially investigative creative practice that utilizes whatever media possible to present content in a manner that may generate interaction and discussion by others.
http://ambriente.com/
______________________________
Also join us on the weekend of June 1st & 2nd for only $65."Physical Traces", rotoscope workshop led by Ricardo.
Registration and more information is here:
http://physicaltraces.eventbrite.com/#
_______________________________
“Physical Traces” is produced by Upgrade! San Francisco, a regular programming series with speakers and socializing designed to foster community around new media arts in the bay area.
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