Join MMoA Executive Director and Chief Curator Susan Fisher, with special guests Indira Urrutia and Marc Hors in partnership with Expressiones Cultural Center for “Looking at Art”—part gallery talk, part discussion, of one work of art, for one hour, once a month. Admission to Looking at Art is free to MMoA members, $10 to non-members. Free parking with admission. Attendance is limited to foster discussion, so reserve your seat ahead of time: register online before 4pm on April 8 or call 860.536.7601 x 0. Indira Urrutia is a Chilean-born artist whose innovative work seamlessly blends ethnographic research with textile and material exploration. Indira’s unique practice incorporates knitting with unconventional materials such as metal and found objects, creating thought-provoking pieces that delve into themes of memory, resilience, and collective healing. Her installations and public interventions are not just art; they are invitations for participation, fostering meaningful dialogue on cultural heritage and environmental consciousness. Indira’s work has been showcased internationally in galleries, cultural institutions, and urban spaces, captivating audiences around the world. Marc Hors is a talented documentary photographer and storyteller whose work delves into the intersections of identity, culture, and social justice. Through his intimate portraits and compelling visual narratives, Marc seeks to amplify the voices of marginalized communities and provoke thoughtful reflection on critical issues such as human rights, inequality, and social change. Marc’s dedication to capturing the essence of his subjects and their stories not only highlights the beauty and resilience of diverse communities but also challenges us to engage with and address pressing social issues. His work is a powerful reminder of the impact that art can have in fostering empathy and driving social change.
