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Maya Escobar

Conceptual Identity Artist

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OffLine Photos

OffLine Video Art Exhibition in Valparaiso, Chile. Photos and videos by Menru Silva

Jaime Silva, Jessica Bruna, Juvenal Barría, Cynthia Jackson, Maya Escobar, Señorita Ugarte, Paulo Fernandez, and Kenru La Hermana Gemela Altiplánica

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Dd6lV77Lrg]

el es frida kahlo

Be Wife

tags: arte, artistas, chile, Cynthia Yackson, exposicion, intervention, Jaime Silva, Jessica Bruna, Juvenal Barría, Kenru La Hermana Gemela Altiplánica, menru silva, Paulo Fernandez, public art, Señorita Ugarte, video arte
categories: artista, exhibition, Maya Escobar, new media art, Nuevos Compañeros
Friday 06.25.10
Posted by maya escobar
 

together we hope

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcwPoFPdeVM]The polling lines were LONG in STL, I waited over 4 hrs to vote!  But it was well worth it, I have never been more proud to be an american and to take part in such an important moment in history.The night of the elections, Carianne and I initiated our project together we hope with the help of our friend Becky Potts.  We passed out red tyvek tags and asked people to write down their hopes for the future. We tried to encourage them to go beyond "I hope Obama wins" or I hope McCain wins".People wrote things ranging from "I hope I get good grades" to "I hope that we end the war in Iraq and do not go to war win Iran."Check out this website we created where you can submit your hopes online. We will make a tag for each hope submitted...i hope to make the world a better place

tags: activism, american, carianne noga, change, community, elections, ethel sherman, flash paint program, hope, identity, intervention, lattice, Lewis Center, missouri, obama, participatory art, peace, post office, public art, rebecca potts, sculpture, st- louis, ucity, unite, university city, wash u city hall, Washington University in St- Louis, website, wustl, youth
categories: Art, Maya Escobar, Performance, political, psychogeography
Saturday 11.08.08
Posted by maya escobar