In conjunction with the Digital Concentrate exhibit, Art & Design faculty members Elizabeth Menon and Petronio Bendito are curating an installation by this unique Brazilian conceptual artist.

Gonper's work addresses issues such as the breaking down of boundaries between the viewer and the artwork, questioning boundaries between media, the inclusion of language, and semiotic structures.

The artist will come to Purdue to create the installation and to work with student in the Department of Visual and Performing Arts.

All Purdue Galleries exhibitions and events are free and open to the public.

ArtBridge
As part of Purdue Galleries' art education resource program, we are pleased to offer exhibit facts, educational ideas and activities correlated with the Indiana Academic Standards for Visual Art for this exhibit.