08/07/25 - 12/05/25
Case Western Reserve University
Update: The Sculpture Center has relocated its galleries and offices to 12210 Euclid Avenue and will re-open in November. Founded in 1989, The Sculpture Center is one of the only cultural institutions providing critical resources to sculptors along their journey.... more
Federico Cuatlacuatl's art is rooted in his experiences as part of the Indigenous community displaced from Cholula, Mexico. His latest experimental video, celebrating its world premiere, and his multimedia installations are framed by "Migrant Nahua futurisms," which amplifies the realities of Indigenous immigrants. Through his work, Cuatlacuatl explores what it means for an immigrant to embody a transborder life, existing in two places and dimensions of time while simultaneously navigating the past, present, and future. For Cuatlacuatl, belonging means creating a new space between two worlds where carrying Nahua traditions forward is a powerful act of resiliency, self-preservation, and resistance. On view September 12 - November 8, 12 - 5 PM Wednesday - Saturday
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