
Gabriela Salazar
Through sculpture, drawing and site interventions New York City-based artist, Gabriela Salazar, investigates the relationship between our assumptions and ideals for the built environment and its simultaneous, imperfect and intangible realities. She has shown at Storm King Art Center, The Drawing Center, The Queens Museum, and El Museo del Barrio, among other venues.
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Gabriela's Upcoming Workshops

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Open to All
Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Aug 9 - 13, 2021
9AM-5PM
Make; Matter; Meaning
Gabriela Salazar
Tuition $1,095
Code D1011-21
Challenge convention and broaden the spectrum of materials in this provocative workshop that encourages participants to see the familiar with new eyes and a fresh take on content and form. Students examine their physical surroundings as well as the materials of their daily lives, parsing their value—in both utility, personal sentiment and cultural context—and come to understand them in new ways. Reassembling, repurposing, recombining, relocating, annotating and deconstructing are all process filters through which one pushes materials to communicate their histories and properties.

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Open to All
Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Aug 10, 2021
7:00-8:00PM
Critical Dialog: Balancing Act
Gabriela Salazar
Tuition $0
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The majority of artists juggle their art practice with other jobs, duties, children, and responsibilities. The tenuous nature of the scaffolding around many of our lives has been made even more visible through the destabilization of the coronavirus pandemic. Making art under the pressure of not enough time, space, money, or energy can be demoralizing. But there are strategies and flexibilities available to make the limits of life a part of your practice—and maybe even let those obstacles and boundaries influence the work in unexpected ways. Join this timely conversation, with artist Gabriela Salazar about how to carve and create art within and around the best, worst, and realities of times. Moderated by Liz Ferrill, the Artistic Director of Painting, Drawing, and Printmaking. This Critical Dialog lecture is free and open to the public. Registration is required and is limited to 20 people. Please CLICK HERE to register.