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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.
Today’s show: “Remembrance: Gay Chicano Art” is on view at the Quarter Gallery at the Regis Center of Art at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis through Saturday, May 13. The group exhibition, curated by Bianet Castellanos and Jessica Lopez Lyman, is dedicated to the memory of Jesús Estrada-Pérez, a Ph.D. candidate at the university who died in 2015. Drawing from Estrada-Pérez’s personal collection, the show presents the work of artists who were the subject of his dissertation, “Decolonial Fantasies: Gay Chicano Art and the Practice of Queer Utopian World-Making.”
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Miguel Angel Reyes, Disappearance of David, 2002, photographic print.
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Rubén Esparza, GLoves (Blood Drive), 1995, mixed media, gloves, blood, mounted on painted canvas with clear Lucite framing.
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Rubén Esparza, IGNORANCIA=MUERTE, 2012, acrylic on canvas.
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Rubén Esparza, Pulse 49 (2), 2017, artist’s blood on Arches paper.
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Joey Terrill, “Just what is it that makes today’s homos so different, so appealing?”, 2009–11, mixed media.
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Miguel Angel Reyes, Shrouded Series, 2004, screen print.
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Lalo Ugalde, Adorador de la Luna, 2015, mixed media on paper.
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Lalo Ugalde, Rainbow Halo, 2013, mixed media on paper.
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Luciano Martinez, All Your Gods Are Dead, 2017, pencil sanguine.
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