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...series of child murders, which are incidences that closely resemble the plots of his short stories. In this production’s interpretation of the play, the narrative weaves together scenes from the interrogation and reenactments of Katurian’s own stories, blurring the line between the artist??s reality and the world of his invention...
...first off-campus showing since coming to Harvard. Gallery intern and curator Emily X. L. Xie ’12 arranged the exhibition, selecting a wide variety of Escobedo’s pieces. Her selections include large oil paintings and acrylics, some of which were previously displayed at the artist??s show last semester in the SOCH Penthouse. Additionally, Xie featured Escobedo’s intricately detailed comics, which are being exhibited for the first time...
...fusion is embodied by “The Mourners,” a large acrylic painting that depicts the artist??s corpse falling as significant figures from her life latch onto her. Interspersed throughout the painting are bulbous bodies, cartoon eyes and mouths, and detailed hands and feet. These images evidence Escobedo’s internalization of a comic book aesthetic as she symbolically evokes the figure’s reactions to her death...
...contrast, the artist??s newer work moves away from the symbolism that saturates “The Mourners...
...Tambellini is also well-aware of how critical the college experience is to the development of a young artist??s mind. He says, “Studying on your own, having a personal interest and developing it, is the only way you’re going to learn anything...