Gallery@Calit2 Tijuana/San Diego: Cooperation and Confrontation at the Interface

On October 5, 2009, the gallery@calit2 will open Tijuana/San Diego: Cooperation and Confrontation at the Interface as its Fall 2009 exhibition. The show brings together works by seven artists who draw upon the cultural landscape of the border region linking Tijuana and San Diego. While most of the artists are based in Tijuana, two of them Lea Rudee and Fred Lonidier are UC San Diego faculty members. The works in Tijuana/San Diego: Cooperation and Confrontation at the Interface range from digital prints to interactive multimedia. José Ignacio López Ramírez-Gastóns spatialized sound installation, 24 Speakers and 24 Sound Sources, deployed in the interior of the gallery@calit2, enacts the concept of the democratization of knowledge and 'reversed migration' in the use of technology. In the main hallway, Media Womb creates an interactive sound cocoon made of recycled egg cartons - visitors' movements inside the womb modulate sounds connected to the media's mis/representations of Tijuana and transborder drug cartels. Media Womb is a collaboration from the artists of the CUBO Project: Giacomo Castagnola, Camilo Ontiveros, Nina Waisman and Felipe Zúñiga, with programming by Marius Schebella. Other works on display include former UCSD School of Engineering dean Lea Rudees photographs documenting the Tijuana Rivers path across the border, revealing its many roles as drainage creek, city water supply, border crossing obstacle, and preserved salt marsh. UCSD Visual Arts Professor ...



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