Legacies of Pop: Roundtable with Dr. Jess Ziegenfuss, Carolyn Salas, and Carlos Rosales-Silva
Tuesday, October 29, 2024, 5:30-6:30 PM
Online via Zoom. Register here: https://nmsu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_U5d_JzKLRuiPXnZgm7cctA
Join us for a virtual roundtable with Warhol & Friends curator Dr. Jess Ziegenfuss. Dr. Ziegenfuss will lead a conversation with artists Carolyn Salas and Carlos Rosales-Silva, delving into their artwork within the context of Pop Art and its influence on contemporary artists. This virtual roundtable is organized in conjunction with three UAM exhibitions—Warhol & Friends, Carolyn Salas: Night Vision, and Carlos Rosales-Silva: Border Destroyer. In this discussion, Dr. Ziegenfuss, Salas, and Rosales-Silva will explore the enduring impact of Pop Art in today's art world and the common threads that connect these three exhibitions.
About the Artists:
Dr. Ziegenfuss is assistant professor of art history at Texas A&M International University. Her scholarship focuses on modern and contemporary art, visual studies, and critical theory, with specific interests in political ecology, environmental aesthetics, materiality, scale and spatiality, process-based art, and site-specificity. She is also an art critic and independent curator who has conducted virtual and in-person exhibition projects in association with collections of photography, art, and ephemera. She holds a Ph.D in Visual Studies from the University of California, Irvine
Carolyn Salas received her BFA in sculpture from the College of Santa Fe and MFA from Hunter College. She is a Chashama Studio Space recipient and an Elizabeth Foundation Studio Program/Space awardee. She is represented by Mrs. Gallery in New York and has exhibited her work across the US.
Carlos Rosales-Silva, received his Masters in Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts and is currently represented by both Sargent's Daughters in Los Angeles and New York City, and Ruiz-Healy Art gallery in Texas. He has exhibited extensively in the United States and Mexico, with recent shows at NYU, Texas Tech, Penn State, and Beverlys, in NYC. Most recently, he completed a residency at the Bemis Center in Omaha, NE, after previous residencies at Abrons Art Center, Residency Unlimited in NY, and Artpace in San Antonio, Texas.
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