The coverage of Paulina Velazquez-Solis‘ Hollow Humans continues, this time featuring an article in UCR’s Semanario Universidad. Check it out!

The coverage of Paulina Velazquez-Solis‘ Hollow Humans continues, this time featuring an article in UCR’s Semanario Universidad. Check it out!
Paulina Velazquez-Solis‘ installation Hollow Humans, as seen by Costa Rican newspaper la Nacion. The show itself will be up until March 24 at the Alianza Francesa in Barrio Amon. In the area? Please, by all means, check it out! Want more information, drop us a line!
http://www.nacion.com/2012-03-14/AldeaGlobal/Extranas-criaturas-inquietan-en-barrio-Amon.aspx
In the spirit of our recent trend of micro-updates in lieu of some of our more predictable rambling, here’s another bite-sized morsel to look at; specifically being further documentation of tjohns‘ and Paulina Velazquez‘s Raro installation from the Costa Rican Biennial. Enjoy!
After months of planning, building, designing, etc. VauxFlores is pleased to announce the release of the first new batch of electronics for 2012. Ladies and gentlemen, introducing the Number 24 fuzz pedal – an extremely versatile fuzzbox designed specifically to take advantage of components and parts common to Costa Rica. More info and sounds await – we invite you to take a look!
In anticipation of Paulina Velazquez-Solis‘ solo show at the Alianza Francesa in San José next month, the organizers of FIA published this quick, little “meet the artist” video featuring Pau talking about her art and processes amidst a sea of bugs. Check it out!
Another quick post to pass the time, this time featuring documentation of Travis Johns‘ performance/installation Bioprinting I – enjoy!
After 3 or so months of frantic busyness, we finally have a chance to update, albeit ever-so-quickly. For today, we offer some songs from Bienarte 8, otherwise known as the Costa Rican Biennial, which VF artists Paulina Velazquez-Solis and Travis Johns not only participated in, but were also selected to represent Costa Rica in next year’s upcoming 2012 Central American Biennial. More on that later – but for now, enjoy the sonics!