Virtual Studio Visit: Cande Aguilar
Cande Aguilar, Ni De Aqui Ni De Alla, 2019. Multimedia painting with transfers on panels. 96 x 144 in. Courtesy of the artist.
Meet the artists from Between Two Worlds and get behind-the-scenes tours of their studios through these informal conversations with the exhibition’s curator, Jesus Treviño. Grab your lunch and join us on Instagram Live!
Between Two Worlds is organized by Jesus Treviño with Center Space Project. The exhibition is on view September 25 – November 20, 2020.
Between Two Worlds: Virtual Studio Visits
Oct 1 / Alejandro Macias
Oct 15 / Marcelina Gonzales
Oct 29 / Samantha Isabel Garcia
Nov 12 / Cande Aguilar
All events begin at 12pm on Instagram Live (@visualartscenter).
BIOS
Cande Aguilar (b. 1972, Brownsville, Texas) has had solo exhibitions at 81 Leonard Gallery, New York (2020); the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art (2020, 2001); the McNay Art Museum, San Antonio (2018); and Cohn Drennan Contemporary, Dallas (2012). His work has been included in group exhibitions at K-Space Contemporary, Corpus Christi (2019); 500X Gallery, Dallas (2017); Boecker Contemporary, Heidelberg, Germany (2017); grayDUCK Gallery, Austin (2017); La Laguna, Tenerife, Spain (2017); Kirk Hopper Fine Art, Dallas (2016); The Painting Center, New York (2015); Studio Apothiki, Paphos, Cyprus (2015); MACLA Museum, San Jose (2012); Alexandria Museum of Art, Los Angeles (2012); Craighead Green Gallery, Dallas (2010); and the Wichita Falls Museum of Art (2009). Aguilar’s work was included in the 2017 Texas Biennial in Austin.
Jesus Treviño (b. 1995, San Antonio, Texas) received his BA in Studio Art from The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in 2018 and is a MFA candidate in Studio Art at The University of Texas at Austin. He had his first solo exhibition at the Presa House Gallery, San Antonio (2019). Treviño has been included in group exhibitions at the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art (2019), where he was awarded best in show; Carlotta K. Petrina Cultural Arts Center, Brownsville (2019); B&E Art Gallery, Brownsville (2018); the Center for Contemporary Arts, Abilene (2018); Rockport Center for the Arts (2018); Galeria 409, Brownsville (2018); and the Kike de la Garza Fine Arts Center, Mission (2017).