Daniel Joseph Martinez

Graduate Visiting Artist Lecture Series 2010

MFA Lecture: Daniel Joseph Martinez

Los Angeles-based artist Daniel Joseph Martinez presents an MFA in Visual Studies lecture.

Fifteen years after his indelible first appearance in the Whitney Biennial in 1993, Daniel Joseph Martinez continues to create work that unapologetically probes uncomfortable issues of personal and collective identity, seeking out threadbare spots in the fabric of conventional wisdom. A strategic provocateur with a keen intelligence and a wicked sense of humor, he deploys the full range of available media in his practice, having used at various times (and in various combinations) text, image, sculpture, video, and performance to construct his uniquely tough-minded brand of aesthetic inquiry.

Photos by Heather Zinger '10

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