Juan Hurtado Salazar

Throughout the month of November, the Hales Project Room will function as an experimental space and host a concentric series of exhibitions, workshops, and discussions.

From zine-making and building a relational map of our belongings to a week-long listening and collaborative porcelain installation, the Project Room will act as a site of exchange for physical, emotional, and somatic knowledge.

Notes on a Permeable Husk will culminate in an assemblage of all materials made and gathered through the month’s events, re/presented to grant each object new context and meaning.

Juan Hurtado Salazar is an artist, designer, and educator based in Philadelphia. He studies how objects, architecture, and storytelling frame how we communicate, synthesize, and determine potentials. He believes that by manipulating the premise of how we approach materials, spaces, and narratives we can make way for pluralism, untethering language for defining alternative presents—and futures.

For the full programme please visit https://bit.ly/2RlwoMO