Jun 20, 2021
Moving exhibit of Feminine Lineage and Earth by @lacaycedo #carolinacaycedo #mca #art #environment #artenvironment (at Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQUqK5shaJR/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Moving exhibit of Feminine Lineage and Earth by @lacaycedo #carolinacaycedo #mca #art #environment #artenvironment (at Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQUqK5shaJR/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Thursday, Feb 11 from 6–7PM CT, @mcachicago invites you to celebrate 'Carolina Caycedo: From the Bottom of the River' with a lively Facebook Live conversation between @lacaycedo exhibition curator and editor @carlaacevedoyates and Wayuu filmmaker @davidhpalmar The discussion will explore Caycedo’s 'Geocoreographies,' artistic process and the exhibition's themes of environmental justice, feminine genealogies and the shifting of perspectives in relation to the territory. This is a virtual event on Facebook Live. To join, tune into the the MCA's Facebook page at 6PM CT — see linkinbio. This event is pay-what-you-can, and suggested price is $10. RSVP for pre-event reminders. @delmonico_books #carolinacaycedo https://www.instagram.com/p/CLHzBE8pg5_/?igshid=1llrdnzmwojyn
Details from 'Carolina Caycedo: From the Bottom of the River,' launching 8PM EST tonight @printedmatterinc (see linkinbio for details)⠀ ⠀ Caycedo’s immense geographic photographs, lively artist’s books, colorful hanging sculptures and other works are not merely art objects, but gateways into larger discussions about how we treat each other and the world around us. She confronts topics such as the privatization of rivers and other bodies of water, territorial rights of Indigenous groups, the use of violence by police and the environmental, economic and social impacts of dams on local communities.⠀ ⠀ This book showcases Caycedo’s process with lavish illustrations of her work, including stills from her video "Apariciones / Apparitions" (2018), selections from her book "Serpent River Book" (2017) and images of her celebrated "Cosmotarrayas" series.⠀ ⠀ Edited with text by @carlaacevedoyates ⠀ Text by @davidhpalmar @pilartompkinsrivas⠀ ⠀ Details:⠀ 1-2: Stills from "Apariciones / Apparitions" (2018) with Marina Magalhaes (Choreography), Isis Avalos, Samad Guerra, Celeste Tavares, Bianca Medina, Jose Aviles, and Natali Miciche. Commissioned by The Huntington Library⠀ Installation view, 'Carolina Caycedo: Hunger as Teacher,' Commonwealth and Council, LA, 2017. Work shown: "The Binding/El amarre." Photo: Ruben Diaz.⠀ "Desde el fondo del río III" (2020). Photo: Sofia Toscano.⠀ Installation view, 'Carolina Caycedo: Cosmotarrayas,' ICA Boston, 2020. Work shown: "Ósun" (2018). Photo: Mel Taing.⠀ Installation view, 'Histórias feministas: artistas depois de 2000,' Museo de Arte São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 2019. Work shown: "Mujeres en Mi," 2010–ongoing. Photo: Eduardo Ortega.⠀ Installation view, 'Carolina Caycedo: Wanaawna, Rio Hondo and Other Spirits' (2019-20). Orange County Museum of Art, CA. Work shown: 'San Gabriel' (2019). Photo: Lauren Hillary. ⠀ "Atarraya" (2018). Performance at Crossfade Lab. CALA Alliance, Phoenix. Photo: Alonso Parra.⠀ Serpent River Book workshop, 2019. Henry Art Gallery, Seattle. Photo: Jonathan Vanderweit.⠀ ⠀ Read more via linkinbio.⠀ ⠀ Published by @delmonico_books & @mcachicago⠀ @lacaycedo #carolinacaycedo https://www.instagram.com/p/CKEr_UxJ_y7/?igshid=2ykwxoah477h
The Ideal X- Week 2
Although the second week of The Ideal X continues a deeper exploration into our shipping containers, it is clear the creativity of our students cannot be ‘contained!’ We began the day with a presentation from Carolina about her work as an artist. Feeling inspired, everyone then found their mini containers from last week and received a new shipping container blueprint. This time, instead of maps, we constructed mock ups!
Students built on the images, texts, and resources they encountered last week to plan how they will design shipping containers that will fit together to form a collaborative sculpture. Some worked together in teams, challenging themselves to think in three dimensions while sketching on a flat surface. Carolina and David moved around the table discussing concepts ranging from goldfish crackers to immigration.
As we wrapped up, students took a few moments to write short artist statements. Sharing out, we heard the creativity and diversity of each individual project. It was also clear that two especially meaningful themes dominate The Ideal X- environmental issues and migration issues. The story continues next week- see you then!
Carolina Caycedo Residency: October 14 – Dec 20, 2013 Exhibition: Be Dammed
BE DAMMED is a research-based project that explores concepts of Flow and Containment, particularly looking at the interrelations between the planning and construction of large water dams/reservoirs, and mechanisms of social control. In the next three years I want to focus on three case studies: The currently under-construction hydro-electric dams of Quimbo and Hidroituango (Colombia), and Belo-Monte (Brasil).
The continuos documentation over time of these large constructions, permits visualizing the effects of mega-infrastructures over the natural and social landscapes; on a local and global scale. Electricity produced will mostly be exported. The molding of nature is the molding of society.
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Carolina Caycedo Residency: October 14 – Dec 20, 2013 Exhibition: Be Dammed
Carolina Caycedo engages with issues and contexts that affect a broad public on an everyday level: in her work, art functions as a pretext for offering up utopian models to inhabit a world in which individuals and communities are increasingly subject to com-modification, exploitation, and discrimination. As part of the colombian art collective Colectivo Cambalache, she helped conceive the project Museo de la calle (1999–2002) — an ambulatory and constantly shifting archive of objects initially collected by barterin in one of the city’s most marginal neighborhoods and then circulated and displayed around Bogotá and eventually abroad.
USC MFA OPEN STUDIOS FEB 1 5 - 10 pm 3001 S. Flower St., Los Angeles. Come Out! #uscroski #uscmfa #uscmfaroski #sofialondono #kellyakashi #jacintoastiazaran #carolinacaycedo #lenadaly #becketflannery #orrherz #velimaytihoikka #juliakouneski #youngjoonkwak #christopherrichmond #fleurettewest