Voices From the Boroughs
Jason Lewis | Ann Marie Mc Donnell | Carol Pereira | Miguelangel Ruiz | Martha Trivizas
Miguelangel Ruiz
(Bronx)
Burning Mosque [for physical display], 2006, Digitally remastered video stills, archival inks on canvas, 24x33".$2500
Wrathful Gods: At His Feet 2006, Digitally remastered video still, Dimensions variable. Cost: Negotiable
Wrathful Gods: Brothers In Arms 2006, Digitally remastered video still, Dimensions variable. Cost: Negotiable
Wrathful Gods: Such A Thing 2006, Digitally remastered video still, Dimensions variable. Cost: Negotiable
Artist Statement
Throughout my education in the Visual Arts I have found that not all ideas can be communicated through the same medium. Certain ideas are best expressed in specific media. Because of this I like to explore different media. I feel obliged to share this with others. I do this through various means primarily exhibitions and classroom instruction. Art is a very broad concept for such a tiny word. I am grateful that my conception of what “Art” is and can be has allowed me to function, although in a limited manner, within this society.
All images are excerpts from a video short I made in 2004 called "Wrathful Gods(Mixed Blessings)"
Video
Making Visible the Invisible
New York City is a raw, unbridled and unique symphonic and polyrhythmic sonic landscape, but WHAT DOES THE NEW YORK CITY SOUNDSCAPE LOOK LIKE? Hit us with your best shot and your photo could become a significant part of a city-wide photographic collaboration this August 2010 at The Greene Space.
WNYC's The Greene Space is the place for the Battle of the Boroughs, a showdown series designed to bring out the best undiscovered bands and ensembles of all genres, instrumentalists, singers, DJs, spoken word artists and performance artists in the five boroughs. Several acts from each borough were selected to perform and compete to represent their borough in the Ultimate Battle of the Boroughs, where one act will win a concert in The Greene Space.
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