Julio Cesar Morales - February 20th, 7 PM, Danforth Lecture Hall

Julio Cesar Morales is an artist, educator, and curator. He utilizes a range of media including photography, video, and printed and digital media to make conceptual projects that address the productive friction that occurs in trans-cultural territories. Morales' work consistently explores issues of labor, memory, surveillance technologies and identity strategies. He teaches and creates art in a variety of settings, from juvenile halls and probation offices to museums, art colleges, and alternative non-profit institutions.

Want to know more about his work? Watch his profile on the KQED Spark website:
http://www.kqed.org/arts/programs/spark/profile.jsp?essid=18200