The mass murderer Guevara makes an appearance in DC this Saturday

The under blended media do the job depicting the mass-murdering racist psychopath identified as Ernesto Guevara de La Serna Lynch will be 1 of the performs showcase beginning this Saturday at the American College Art Museum at the Katzen Arts Heart in Washington, DC.

This piece will be part of House-Land – Discovering the American Myth, an exhibition curated by Michael Quituisaca and Alexandra Schuman which will have an opening (yep! A authentic opening) on Saturday June 11, 2022 from 6-9PM.

The graphic is appropriately ripped off from a Commie photographer and reinterpreted in the context of the reality about this mass murderer.  Embedded in his forehead, a tiny screen plays hundreds of the versions of the Korda photograph which have been utilized to make millions of T-Shirts worn by clueless individuals all more than the environment.

My goal is to consider to modify the way that folks who do not know about the real Che Guevara understand him. Would you dress in a T-Shirt with this man’s experience on it? Only if it says “Murderer” penned across it.

In addition to my do the job, the curators also selected Sobia Ahmad, Elizabeth Casqueiro, Ric Garcia, Claudia “Aziza” Gibson-Hunter, Julia Kwon, Khánh H. Lê, and Helen Zughaib for the exhibition.

This is Che Charcoal, conte and embedded electronics on paper 24 x 20 inches

This is Che (Element)

This is Che (Element)

This is Che (Detail)

These other is effective of mine are also involved in the present:

Desi, Lucy and Fidel 2012, Charcoal and conte drawing, digital parts Courtesy of the Steven and Sasha Pieczenik Assortment

Ave Marylinas 2012 Charcoal and conte drawing with electronic factors Courtesy of the Krensky Selection

AVE FRIDA II 2011, Charcoal and conte drawing, electronic components and movie loop Courtesy of the Roberta (Birdie) Rovner Pieczenik Selection

There will be an opening – yep a serious opening! The opening reception can take area from 6 to 9 p.m., June. 11, 2022 at the museum.

See ya there!