Tuesday, April 17, 2017 6:00 pm-8:00 pm visual artist Carlos Jesus Martinez Dominguez will present his multimedia work and thoughts on the Caribbean, its diaspora, NYC, Hip Hop, Latinidad, religion and other intersecting points. Also included will be a conversation between Carlos and Pepe Coronado, of the Coronado Print Studio (NYC)

Presented at the Harlem School of the Arts Gallery
645 St. Nicholas Avenue at 141st Street, NY

Please rsvp at: https://hsabeardentalks-april17.eventbrite.com

ABOUT CARLOS MARTINEZ
Interdisciplinary artist and educator Carlos Jesus Martinez Dominguez a.k.a FEEGZ, Figaro & Firo173 has exhibited taught and spoken in dozens of institutions nationally and internationally. “A Caribbean New Yorker, father, Atheist on some days, Non Theist Agnostic on others, apostate, Leftest, Socialist, Agitator, Ethical Polyamorist, HS dropout, GED holder, Autodidact, Educator, Debater, all people loving, Queerish, Hip Hop, Sneaker, comic and sci-fi loving non Latino/a/x identifying Dominican Puerto Rican Interdisciplinary artist born on a military base in North Carolina in 1976.” Lives Washington heights NYC since 1984.
For more information about the artist visit feegz.wordpress.com

ABOUT PEPE CORONADO
Pepe Coronado, born and raised in the Dominican Republic, and currently resides in New York. Coronado was master printer for Pyramid Atlantic in Silver Spring, Maryland; the Hand Print Workshop International in Alexandria, Virginia; and the Serie Print Project in Austin, Texas. Coronado has taught printmaking at the Corcoran College of Art, Georgetown University, and at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore where he earned the Master of Fine Arts, and currently a resident teaching artist at the Hudson River Museum in New York. Pepe founded the studio in 2006, and in 2015 relocated to the vibrant neighborhood of East Harlem.
To learn more www.coronadoprintstudio.com