{"id":2102,"date":"2021-05-11T10:00:29","date_gmt":"2021-05-11T15:00:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/towardcommoncause.org\/?p=2102"},"modified":"2021-06-09T21:50:08","modified_gmt":"2021-06-10T02:50:08","slug":"programacion-de-primavera","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/towardcommoncause.org\/es\/news\/programacion-de-primavera\/","title":{"rendered":"Programaci\u00f3n de primavera"},"content":{"rendered":"

Toward Common Cause<\/em> se inaugura con tres exposiciones de becarios MacArthur<\/h2>\n

Esta primavera se inauguran en Chicago tres exposiciones que conmemoran el 40\u00ba aniversario del Programa de Becarios MacArthur, dando paso a la primera oleada de proyectos presentados en coordinaci\u00f3n con Toward Common Cause: Art, Social Change, and the MacArthur Fellows Program at 40<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Los becarios MacArthur Dawoud Bey<\/a> (clase de 2017), Jeffrey Gibson<\/a> (2019), An-My L\u00ea<\/a> (2012) y Shahzia Sikander<\/a> (2006) se encuentran entre los 29 artistas que participan en Toward Common Cause<\/em>, una amplia exposici\u00f3n en varios sitios organizada por el Museo de Arte Smart de la Universidad de Chicago en colaboraci\u00f3n con m\u00e1s de dos docenas de organizaciones asociadas en materia de exposiciones, programas e investigaci\u00f3n de todo Chicago, entre ellas Arts + Public Life<\/a> de UChicago, el Museo de Fotograf\u00eda Contempor\u00e1nea<\/a> (MoCP) del Columbia College Chicago y la Biblioteca Newberry<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Programaci\u00f3n de primavera<\/h4>\n
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Dawoud Bey, Sharmaine, Vicente, Joseph, Andre, and Charlie<\/em>, 1993, Triptych, Internal dye diffusion transfer print. Collection of the Museum of Contemporary Photography. Courtesy of the artist.<\/div>
Three photographs are lined up, each with a light brown background. In the first, farthest left, photo, there is a standing teen girl with black hair and a dark blue and red, long sleeve button up. There is also a teen boy sitting next to her with a white shirt with some undistinguishable graphics on the front. Both figures are staring at the camera without smiling. The middle photo has three teen boys, the first, from left to right, being the same boy with a white shirt from the previous picture. He is at the edge of the photo, sitting and showing only half of his face and his shoulder. Leaning into his shoulder is a teenage boy standing sideways with a multicolored button up that is left unbuttoned and a black undershirt. His head faces to the right. The third figure is at the right edge of the photograph, facing to the left. The image is cut off, showing his face and one shoulder only. He wears a black and brown button up. The third photo has two figures. The first is the same boy with the black and brown button up, still facing to the left. The image cuts off at the start of his face, showing just his head and shoulders. Behind and off to his side is another boy, his body turned toward the camera, but his head is turned to the left slightly. He wears glasses and a striped crewneck, white, brown, and blue. <\/div>