Bilingual exhibition installation — a team effort
September 9, 2008
Juan-Si Gonzalez is the fall 2008 SPACES World Artist Program (SWAP) artist-in-residence. Here he is assisted by Katie, a Baldwin-Wallace College work-study student.
Rafael Valdivieso-Troya wraps up his installation.
Here's B-W work-study student Nick Meloro making important connections. Using "migration stories" collected by artists Juan-Si Gonzalez and Paloma Dallas, he creates paper chains for their installation.
Saskia Jorda hangs her work using multiple strands of fishing line.
CIA work-study student Skye Kellerman has no fear of heights as she installs a digital projector
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linda johnson | September 13, 2008 at 4:30 pm
SPACES is so cool! great shows ALL the time. bi-lingual is eloquent.