ArtBreak: Virtual Artist's Talk with Dulce Pinzón

About this event

During this virtual ArtBreak, learn more about Dulce Pinzón, whose archival pigment print Catwoman is included in the exhibition For the People, By the People. A visual artist, curator, manager, cultural entrepreneur, and activist, Pinzón is particularly interested in exploring cultural, environmental, and gender issues through her personal, curatorial, and museographic projects. Her rich educational background includes studies in communication sciences, photography, film, labor law, museum curation, and art management. In her photography, Pinzón seeks not to capture reality as it is, but rather to “invent” a new reality, frequently referencing both high and popular culture. Her work has been exhibited, published, and collected internationally, and she has received multiple prestigious awards and nominations. Pinzón is also the founder of Plataforma ArtBase, a laboratory space for artists in Puebla, Mexico. Dulce Pinzón, Catwoman: Minerva Valencia from Puebla, Mexico. She works as a nanny in New York, and sends home 400 dollars a week., 2005-2010, archival pigment print. Collection of the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts; Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund, 2018.1 Dulce Pinzón’s Catwoman on the gallery wall in the exhibition.