"I try to adhere to an "aesthetics of resourcefulness," which I've come to think of as the recycling, refurbishing, readapting and replicating of found and everyday objects. This decision is based in part on the necessity to reduce, reuse and recycle (for the sake of the planet) and as well on isolating and magnifying the poetics of the quotidian." –Scoli Acosta
Tuesday, November 20, 12:30 PM
Alfond Auditorium, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Image:
Day Was To Fall As Night Was To Break, 2006, installation view at Daniel Reich Gallery, Los Angeles
