The exhibition is curated by Dr. Kymberly N. Pinder, assistant professor in the Department of Art History, Theory, and Criticism at the School and sponsored by the Africanamerican Cultural Outreach Coalition. Screened over three consecutive weekends, the series begins February 6 and 7 with the first of its three sections entitled, Sexuality of the Savage. The video exhibition is curated by Valerie Cassel, director of the Visiting Artists Program at the School. For more information on the exhibition or film and video screening, please call 312.443-3703. For more information on the exhibition or film and video screening, please call 312.443-3703.
Admission is free.
Me consists of a series of accumulative installations resulting from the artist's investigation of the events and iconography connected with Ernesto Che Guevara's tragic campaign in Bolivia in 1967. The works in the exhibition incorporate images and information drawn from Guevara's journals, newspapers, military and historical reports, giving us a sense of the paradoxical and labyrinthine way in which history is constructed. Admission to the exhibition is free.