# Carlos Motta
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carlos motta (born 1978) is a Colombian-born, New York-based artist. Motta has an interdisciplinary practice making work in film, photography and sculpture. Motta's practice challenges dominant ideas about sexuality and gender using a myriad of archival material, art historical references, and the body.
Artists and Politics: A Conversation
In this conversation with host Elise Pepple, artists Carlos Motta and José Parlá discuss Donald Judd's writings about art and politics and describe the responsibilities they feel as artists and citizens to engage with politics in their work. Hosted by Elise Pepple for KRTS
Heldáy de la Cruz
This week on the podcast we have Heldáy de la Cruz who is an artist and illustrator working in the undocumented and queer communities in Portland, Oregon. We talked about working during COVID and how filming projects have changed, his participation in a new PICA exhibit by Carlos Motta called "We G…
Gallerist Wendy Olsoff on P.P.O.W: 1983 to Present
Wendy Olsoff is the co-founder of P.P.O.W. an incredible gallery in New York that she opened in 1983. Today, the gallery represents the estates of David Wojnarowicz, Carolee Schneeman, and Martin Wong, as well as contemporary artists like Carlos Motta, Betty Tompkins, Robin F. Williams, and Judith …
Drawing In A Straight Line
Artist Panel
Thursday, July 16, 2015, 7pm
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55 Walker Street
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This discussion considers Tom of Finland’s influence upon and reception by artists, as preeminent postwar gay icon. Moderator Bob Nickas will be joined by Ne…
Carlos Motta – Surfe, marcenaria e design
Madeiras reutilizadas ou certificadas. Peças confortáveis e que causem o menor impacto ambiental possível. Móveis, que em sua maioria, são feitos com encaixe, pouco uso de cola, parafusos etc. Tudo isso harmoniosamente integrado em um design arrojado, limpo, atemporal e repleto de brasilidade. Assi…
Artists and Politics: A Conversation
In this conversation with host Elise Pepple, artists Carlos Motta and José Parlá discuss Donald Judd's writings about art and politics and describe the responsibilities they feel as artists and citizens to engage with politics in their work.
Void
This episode focuses on the various registers of emptiness across the built environment, and is apart of our 2023–2024 research theme: On the Ground. The void is unpacked as spatial absences, erasure, unmet potential, permissive emptiness, liberating silences, and capital-driven failure. We explore…
Taja Cheek: Sonic Rapture
Today, Associate Professor and artist Carlos Motta speaks with Taja Cheek, a Brooklyn-born curator and musician based in New York City.
Taja is presently Artistic Director of Performance Space New York, a radical interdisciplinary performance institution in the East Village, founded in 1980 as PS12…
Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo: Lady Liberty
Associate Professor Carlos Motta speaks with Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo—also known in the art world as Puppies Puppies— an artist who moves fluidly across performance, sculpture, installation, and community activism.
Jade's work questions notions of what is and isn't art, blurs the line between the …
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