After being on hiatus for a bit, I am back this week with a brand new guest: San Francisco-based artist, Marcela Pardo Ariza, whose recent show at R/SF Projects titled Slow Clap was featured in Photograph Magazine. Today you’ll hear her talk about her upbringing in Colombia, the time she spent at an international boarding school in Costa Rica, and how she got to attend Earlham College in Indiana. She also discusses her current art practice and her growth as a photographer.
Her show, Slow Clap will be on display at R/SF Projects til October 8, 2017. Visit rsfprojects.com to get more info about the show and the closing reception that evening.
To learn more about about Marcela visit her website at www.marcelapardo.com and follow her on Instagram at @marcelapardoa.
Lastly, thanks again to Richie Cunning for the music.
Marcela Pardo Ariza, 2016
Living Room 2014 Inkjet Print
Slow Clap Pigment print in poplar frame and “I've Got The Blues” paint 20 x 16 inches
Luscus 2017 Pigment print in poplar frame and “Sun God” paint 22 x 16 inches
I'm too sad to tell you (after Bas Jan Ader, in different times) 2017 Pigment print in poplar frame and “Sun God” paint 22 x 16 inches
