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Locust Projects presents Meet the Artist Tours: GeoVanna Gonzalez
May 15, 2021 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Saturday, May 15th from 3-5pm Locust Projects invites you to meet the artist, GeoVanna Gonzalez, and view her new large-scale site-specific installation, HOW TO: Oh, look at me. The artist will be onsite for tours from 3-5pm on: Saturday, April 3; Wednesday, April 21; and Saturday, May 15. Free and open to the public, select a date & 30 minute timeslot / RSVP here.
Appointments are recommended, walk-ins are welcome as capacity permits; visitor capacity is limited to 10 people at a time; visitors are required to wear a facial covering per City of Miami Emergency Order 20-16 and are subject to a contactless temperature screening upon entry; entrance may be denied for noncompliance.
MAIN GALLERY: GeoVanna Gonzalez: HOW TO: Oh, look at me
HOW TO: Oh, look at me, a new site-specific installation by Miami and Berlin-based artist GeoVanna Gonzalez, functions as the fifth iteration of the artist’s ongoing HOW TO series, in which Gonzalez creates works of art to accompany poems featured in the online open-source poetry collection tutorials by Martin Jackson at www.tutorials.fyi. The project serves as a physical embodiment of Martin Jackson’s poem No Rothko, creating an immersive environment that captures the metaphysical experience of viewing a Rothko painting and sharing this experience as a collective activity. HOW TO: Oh, look at me expresses Gonzalez’s deep commitment to creating provocative, participatory social spaces within institutional settings. As acts of queer infiltration and class-aware interventionism, her work asks the viewer to see and explore, to dance and read out loud the potential of our embodied cognition.
Also on view:
PROJECT ROOM I & II: Disembodied guest curated by Dennis Scholl
Locust Projects presents Disembodied, the third in a series of guest curated video exhibitions in Locust Projects’ Screening Room that launched in fall 2019. Guest curated by Dennis Scholl, founding board chair of Locust Projects from 2001-2006, the exhibition features works by emerging and established artists including: Cara Despain, Julie Fliegenspan, Alexa Lim Haas, Jillian Mayer, Nicole Salcedo, Lorna Simpson, and Siena Stubbs.
