Todo Lo Que Dejaron | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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Todo Lo Que Dejaron

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Gallery 148
Gallery Exhibition
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Collage of portraits by Jonathan Herrera

In the installation Todo Lo Que Dejaron (Everything Left Behind) uses printmaking to discuss the violent destruction of human identity caused by systemic forces of oppression. His prints symbolically reveal how the acid etched line and gashes of carved wood mimic the burnt and wounded flesh of political prisoners. This exhibition emphasizes the artist's responsibilities in our current political climate to produce a dialogue of critical reflection and hope.

Image credit: Jonathan Herrera, Tribunal, 2016, lithograph on paper

Artwork and picture by Jonathan Herrera
Artwork and picture by Jonathan Herrera
Artwork and picture by Jonathan Herrera
Artwork and picture by Jonathan Herrera
Artwork and picture by Jonathan Herrera
Artwork and picture by Jonathan Herrera

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