Closed Doors

• Country: Mexico
• Category: Painting
• At Artelista since: Tuesday 1st of July 2008
• Tags: puertas, cerradas

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Description: It is an allegory of exclusion that I receive Mexican institutions, which ironically I maintain with direct and indirect taxes.

Purpose: Be thoughtful. Please write in comments about the "closed doors".

personal example ...
In September 2001 the FototecaNuevoLeón notified me that my series called "Lovers" is not displayed since only three of eight students deliver "artwork". In 2008 I received an invitation from the FototecaNuevoLeón ... to submit my pictures to be reviewed by a specialist ... However, I discard the "opportunity". Because the Mexican state exhibits which supports their "interests". According enrique Kauser, collection "biographies of power," book "Lázaro Cárdenas," publisher Fondo de Cultura Economica ...

Another example ...
The Mexican state discriminates by age. If you study arts, you should be less than 35 years ... additionally College mexico does the same ... because it follows the policy of Princeton. Another: in the private sector also, the maximum age of recruitment in some cases is 25 years in physical work ... for intellectual work, the maximum is age 30 or 40 years ... And the actual age of retirement is 65 years ... therefore to cross the "psychological barrier of age" entering a stage of "formal unemployment."

other
In 2002 The deputy director of MuseoCarrilloGil was interested my series "MorbosoGolosoAlfonsoImagenesOciosasDePonchoPochenko" displayed at the gallery of VilmaMadero monterrey ... I was informed that the curators do not keep memoranda of works that discuss ... However gave me an appointment with a curator ... When I came to the museum to collect my pieces with the curator ... he notifies only the "mood" of my work. Additionally, I request an opportunity to exhibit there. And receive the comment that the "MuseoCarrillGil is for commitments from mexico cultural exchange with foreign countries" proof of this is the exhibition of Roy Lichtenstein ...