September 22, 2021
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From the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts and the Blaffer Art Museum:
“After the Mexican-American War (1846-1848), rivers stopped being rivers, becoming water walls. Through the use of sound and the interaction with objects found in different parts of the border, this performative gesture invokes the specters of the borderlands and their human and non-human communities. The artwork questions, troubles, and jolts the narratives that naturalize border territories (desert, rivers, oceans) as infrastructures of the nation-state.
Sound piece in collaboration with Miguel Ángel Frausto Anchondo
Learn more about Saúl Hernández-Vargas [website]
About Convergence Research
Convergence Research is a new, ongoing platform for interdisciplinary research, experimentation, improvisation and performance at the Blaffer Art Museum. University of Houston students and faculty from across the disciplines–and beyond the arts–meet to discuss and present projects in a state of becoming. All are welcome to attend, observe and join the conversation.”
120 University of Houston Fine Arts Building
Houston, 77204-4018 TX
713-743-9530
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