Gonzalo Fuenmayor's guest appearances

Gonzalo Fuenmayor

The Thriving Artist

Hora América

Hora América en Radio 5

Tim Kennedy

Tim Newton

Maria Brophy

Amy Whitaker

Lauren Frances

Alice Loy

Dean Mitchell

Eric Rhoads

Stephanie Birdsall

Jennifer Cohen

Dan Anthony

Ray Beldner

Peter Trippi

John Feustel

Arree Chung

OwlTail

Hasta el 12 de junio se puede visitar en la Galería Fernando Pradilla de Madrid la exposición "Simulacros II", del artista colombiano Gonzalo Fuenmayor, en la que analiza la relación entre América Latina y Estados Unidos. Escuchar audio

<p>Hasta el 12 de junio se puede visitar en la Galería Fernando Pradilla de Madrid la exposición "Simulacros II", del artista colombiano Gonzalo Fuenmayor, en la que analiza la relación entre América Latina y Estados Unidos.<br/></p> <br/><a href="https://www.rtve.es/play/audios/hora-america-en-radio-5/hora-america-radio-5-simulacros-ii-del-colombiano-gonzalo-fuenmayor/6546809/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Escuchar audio</a>

Hora América en Radio 5 - 'Simulacros II', del colombiano Gonzalo Fuenmayor - 24/05/22

"I started painting bananas to exoticize myself; it started as a joke and developed into a commentary on belonging.' Gonzalo Fuenmayor is a multi-disciplinary artist who has worked in painting and photography, but is best known for his charcoal drawings which, in their precision, resemble black-and-white photographs. He is also a 2014 CHF Grant Finalist. His comments on the role of the artist in an emigre environment (and in general) are fascinating.ContentsArtist as foreigner/diaspora: exoticizing oneself &amp; belonging to a placeArtist as historicist: the banana trade between West &amp; Central/South AmericaArtist as commentator: the role of the artist in politics and art as vicarious subversionArtist as tease: playfulness and deconstructing the phallic imageMarketing yourself in an environment of creative misunderstandingA public internal conversation vs. dialogue with your audienceThe fear of prostituting oneself by entering the marketplaceDiscipline and Ambition - the habits of consistencyFor more info on Gonzalo and his work, visit gonzalofuenmayor.com

<p>"I started painting bananas to exoticize myself; it started as a joke and developed into a commentary on belonging.' <a href="https://clarkhulingsfund.org/finalists/gonzalo-fuenmayor/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Gonzalo Fuenmayor</a> is a multi-disciplinary artist who has worked in painting and photography, but is best known for his charcoal drawings which, in their precision, resemble black-and-white photographs. He is also a 2014 CHF Grant Finalist. His comments on the role of the artist in an emigre environment (and in general) are fascinating.</p><h2>Contents</h2><ul><li>Artist as foreigner/diaspora: exoticizing oneself &amp; belonging to a place</li><li>Artist as historicist: the banana trade between West &amp; Central/South America</li><li>Artist as commentator: the role of the artist in politics and art as vicarious subversion</li><li>Artist as tease: playfulness and deconstructing the phallic image</li><li>Marketing yourself in an environment of creative misunderstanding</li><li>A public internal conversation vs. dialogue with your audience</li><li>The fear of prostituting oneself by entering the marketplace</li><li>Discipline and Ambition - the habits of consistency</li></ul><p>For more info on Gonzalo and his work, visit <a href="http://gonzalofuenmayor.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">gonzalofuenmayor.com</a></p>

Art and The Politics of Geography