Dec 4, 2015
Michael Linares at Agustina Ferreyra, NADA
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Michael Linares at Agustina Ferreyra, NADA
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Michael Linares  Voyeur Gestural, 2011
Michael Linares, Untitled (inertia), 2012.  Concrete and shoes, 24 x 24 x 6”. Image courtesy the artist.Â
Michael Linares, Voyeur Painting (action painting), 2011. Acrylic on canvas, fake eyes, 14 x 18". Image courtesy the artist.Â
Michael Linares, Untitled, 2011. A 120" diameter balloon, smaller room, variable dimensions. Image courtesy the artist.Â
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Michael Linares lives and works in San Juan, Puerto Rico. His work is based on conceptual practices and considers the experience of art through materiality, process, and the interaction between objects, language, people, and situations. Wait Till it Grows is a series of assemblages that express the open-ended possibility for a work to transform, change and be re-defined. Michael holds a BFA from Escuela de Artes Plásticas in San Juan and has participated in several group and solo exhibitions in Puerto Rico, Argentina, Colombia, Guatemala, Spain, Belgium, Britain and the United States.
Michael Linares Wait Till it Grows (hammock), 2011-200?. Hammock, soil, pot, palm trees, variable dimensions. Photo credit: Ltd Los Angeles.Â