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Ana Teresa Fernandez - Foreign Bodies

03/26/14

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Arrastre 6, direct print to silver Dibond

Ana Teresa Fernandez OS29 resident visiting artist. Fernandez is having her first solo exhibition Foreign Bodies at Gallery Wendi Norris in San Francisco, CA from April 3 - May 31, 2014. The opening reception is April 3 from 6-8pm and is holding an Artist's Discussion on April 5 from 2-2:30pm. The exhibition of new work explores how women navigate the geographic, social, can physiological boundaries between the US and Mexico. Documenting her performances and installations using photography and the painted image, her work reveals how women's bodies become surfaces imprinted with political and social upheavals. For more of Fernandez's work go to anateresafernandez.com.

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