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MISSION CULTURAL CENTER FOR LATINO ARTS
06.29.11
(with assistance from RWM)
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Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts: In You We Trust - Debby and Larry Kline; Fantasy is a Place Where it Rains - Ricardo Rivera. Curated by Maurizzio Hector Pineda.
Comment by RWM: Interesting constructions. Adept sculptures. Fascinating use of materials. Provocative gestures.
Comment by AB: In the main gallery, Debby and Larry Kline intrepidly essay on the relationship between Mexico and the United States, but they don't stop there. US/Middle East policy, military might makes right, and the health care system as big business are all candidates for brutal scrutiny in this cavalcade of social and political commentary. Mediums include paper, plaster, photography, video, ceramics, fashion and more. On the whole, an impressive endeavor.
In the rear gallery, experience wild abstract video "sculptures" by Ricardo Rivera.
Paper tank installation by Debby and Larry Kline (like it).
Military chess - Debby and Larry Kline at Mission Cultural Center.
Not too many people follow this commandment anymore.
Debby and Larry Kline, Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts.
Military art by Debby and Larry Kline.
Health care system art by Debby and Larry Kline.
Main installation by Debby and Larry Kline.
Detail of centerpiece in above image - Debby and Larry Kline.
Detail of plaster art by Debby and Larry Kline.
Plaster art closer - Debby and Larry Kline at Mission Cultural Center.
Health care system installation by Debby and Larry Kline.
Ceramic art by Debby and Larry Kline in above image closer.
Debby and Larry Kline ceramic art closer yet.
Video sculpture by Ricardo Rivera.
Video art by Ricardo Rivera at Mission Cultural Center.
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