'Moctezuma’s Revenge'
ASU Art Museum, 01/25/2014 - 04/26/2014
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On view in the Lower Level and Lobby galleries at the ASU Art Museum through April 26, “Moctezuma’s Revenge” will be the largest exhibition to date of Sarabia’s work, as well as a departure from previous exhibitions of the artist’s work in that it will showcase the depth, range and scope of his practice. An opening reception for the exhibition will be held Feb. 14 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. (with a members, alumni and press preview from 5:30-6:30 p.m.).
The majority of new work being created for this exhibition is influenced by the artist’s recent visits to Arizona. “From the beautiful distinct light of Phoenix to Yaqui ceremonial dances, to the magic of I'Itoi's Cave,” says Morales, “Sarabia has translated Arizona into ceramic, video, fiber and works on paper.”
In conjunction with “Moctezuma’s Revenge,” the public has a rare opportunity to collect an edition of one of Sarabia’s ceramic works, made possible by a collaboration with Artspace. Proceeds from the sale of the edition will support the exhibition at the ASU Art Museum.
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On view in the Lower Level and Lobby galleries at the ASU Art Museum through April 26, “Moctezuma’s Revenge” will be the largest exhibition to date of Sarabia’s work, as well as a departure from previous exhibitions of the artist’s work in that it will showcase the depth, range and scope of his practice. An opening reception for the exhibition will be held Feb. 14 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. (with a members, alumni and press preview from 5:30-6:30 p.m.).
The majority of new work being created for this exhibition is influenced by the artist’s recent visits to Arizona. “From the beautiful distinct light of Phoenix to Yaqui ceremonial dances, to the magic of I'Itoi's Cave,” says Morales, “Sarabia has translated Arizona into ceramic, video, fiber and works on paper.”
In conjunction with “Moctezuma’s Revenge,” the public has a rare opportunity to collect an edition of one of Sarabia’s ceramic works, made possible by a collaboration with Artspace. Proceeds from the sale of the edition will support the exhibition at the ASU Art Museum.
For More Information